13 people were injured in a car-ramming attack in northern Israel. Among them, a 17-year-old girl is in critical condition, and 60-year-old man and 19-year-old woman are seriously injured. The terrorist has been neutralized.
Morris Schneider, Uncle of Shiri Bibas sues the Qatari network for facilitating the Oct. 7 atrocities. The lawsuit, based on US anti-terror laws, also claims that Al-Jazeera knowingly assisted and helped terrorist organizations spread propaganda, recruit activists, and incite violence.
The financial strain has become increasingly apparent in recent weeks. According to The Wall Street Journal, Al-Qard Al-Hassan, Hezbollah's primary financial institution, has frozen payments on previously issued compensation checks, leaving many supporters without promised support.
Hassan Nasrallah’s son declared his intention to distance himself from the organization's terrorist activities, emphasizing instead his commitment to focus on religious studies.
For the first time since "Operation Defensive Shield," tanks will join Nahal Brigade operations. Israel Hayom previously reported that the IDF is restructuring its combat doctrine in Judea and Samaria to prevent terrorist attacks.
Palestinian terrorist involved in 2002 Cafe Hillel bombing dies after falling from a roof in east Jerusalem.
In one instance a passenger alerted authorities about a suspicious object. The driver evacuated the bus, and minutes later the explosion occurred.
Three empty buses exploded within a short time span in different parking lots in Bat Yam in central Israel. Additionally, two more explosive devices were found on buses in the area. No injuries were reported.
The US government has maintained a standing reward of up to $5 million for Ahlam al-Tamimi, released in IDF soldier Gilad Shalit's prisoner exchange.
The Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat published an extensive report about Hamas’ military wing 'Shadow Unit', which is responsible for holding the hostages in the Gaza Strip.