Intelligence presented by the IDF shows extensive terrorist infrastructure running across the city of Beit Hanoun in the Gaza Strip. From a vast tunnel network built beneath civilian homes, to thousands of structures used as weapons depots and firing positions.
The meeting did not appear on Huckabee's official schedule, and its very existence worried the CIA station chief in Israel.
The White House has approved the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, but sources told Reuters that the aircraft Riyadh would receive will be inferior to those supplied to Israel. Before any sale goes through, a formal review will assess whether it could harm Israel’s Qualitative Military Edge.
Shagai Mor's body recovered after hours-long search on Koh Phangan as extreme weather hampered rescue efforts.
During the meeting, lawmakers emphasized their support for the released hostages and their families, and their commitment to continued efforts to return the three remaining deceased hostages from Hamas.
A senior official said Hezbollah’s rate of rebuilding is outpacing Israeli efforts to thwart it. The IDF is also preparing for the possibility of several days of fighting during which Israeli civilians could come under rocket fire.
US President Donald Trump announced that New York’s mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani, will arrive in Washington, where the two are expected to meet in the Oval Office. During Mamdani’s campaign, tensions between them ran high, with Trump calling him a "100% communist lunatic."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and security chiefs visited Syria Wednesday as reports of emerging agreement with the new regime continue to circulate.
New documents reveal covert trips by Iranian scientists to Russia seeking laser tech, triggering snapback sanctions amid 2025 nuclear tensions. Financial Times reports.
Justices unanimously rule government must end Haredi draft waivers and benefits for yeshiva students who refuse to enlist, demanding prosecution and other measures in 45 days. Lack of action amounts to mass draft-dodging and discriminates against general public, they note, saying in unanimous ruling, "This is all the more painful since Oct. 7."