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A document recovered in Gaza and handwritten by the architect of the massacre reveals Hamas’ detailed plan and the Israeli responses it anticipated. Sinwar demanded that terrorists seize 220 communities and 25 junctions. How many terrorists did he plan to send across the border?
According to Magen David Adom, one person was killed and two others were seriously wounded. In Tzur Yitzhak, a security guard was shot and wounded. One terrorist, an Arab Israeli, was neutralized by security forces.
The IDF confirmed Sunday that it had eliminated a Hezbollah weapons officer one week before his brother attacked a Michigan synagogue and was killed on the spot, having failed to harm anyone inside.
The IDF sees an unusual combination of regional tensions and internal factors that could destabilize Judea and Samaria. With a possible strike window in Iran and policy decisions regarding the Temple Mount fueling anger on the Palestinian street, Forces have been reinforced and are preparing for a range of extreme scenarios
The Islamist movement is preparing for laws that will harm their assets in Europe and trying to transfer funds outside the continent.
Security services arrested three suspects conspiring with the Afghanistan-based terror group ISIS-K one day after Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar visited the country.
Authorities cleared the 11.4-acre site Tuesday after squatters occupied the former headquarters for nearly a year. Enforcement follows discoveries of employee involvement in attacks and use of agency's Gaza facilities to hide hostages
A new analysis by the Campaign Against Antisemitism, suggests Bondi beach terrorists Naveed and Sajid Akram were at the infamous demonstration just two days after Oct. 7.
Naveed Akram faces 15 murder charges and terror offenses after waking from coma; father also implicated in attack.
Israel hunts terror links after Bondi Hanukkah attack, months after the agency sounded the alarm on an Iranian cell down under. Several weeks ago former Mossad Director Yossi Cohen revealed his agency shared with Canberra "one of the most critical intelligence items, which saved hundreds."
