The Prime Minister's Office confirmed the visit, saying the trip led to a historic breakthrough in ties between Israel and the Gulf state. The UAE Foreign Ministry has denied the claim. 

A classified reserve unit seized camera recordings from Kibbutz Be'eri's command room days after October 7; some footage was later broadcast without consent, and residents allege that what was returned had been deliberately altered.

The Revolutionary Guards practiced shooting down American helicopters with RPGs and exploding drones – but their only real experience with US ground combat ended in an embarrassing failure.

A French political journalist says the viral airport incident had nothing to do with a joke – and everything to do with jealousy.

How Israel is systematically replacing every Turkish port, airspace, and trade route before Ankara can turn them into weapons.

Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa, the former police chief facing crimes against humanity charges, defied arrest and called on Filipinos to rally to his defense.

Internal power struggles, mounting pressure from Gaza’s public and frustration over conditions in the Strip are shaking the terrorist organization’s “rule” as Israel expands its control on the ground. Meanwhile, Hamas is still struggling to decide who will lead it after the elimination of its senior figures. 

According to the Fars news agency, Tehran also demands a relief from international economic sanctions and formal control over the critical Strait of Hormuz.

Progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leads an AtlasIntel poll in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. On the Republican side, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has opened a huge lead over Vice President Vance.

Only a few understand that even today, the threat of a pogrom still hangs over the heads of Jews in Israel, exactly as it did in May 2021, when Arab rioters brutally attacked Jews at hundreds of locations across the country. 

For decades, efforts were made to draw lessons from the past, shape a different attitude toward Jews and prevent the return of the ideas that led to one of the darkest periods in human history. Over the years, especially from the 1970s onward, those perceptions began to erode, slowly.

US intelligence assessments say Iran has restored most of its missile sites and underground facilities. The report contradicts statements by Trump and the Pentagon that Iran’s military has been “crushed” and no longer poses a threat.

Michelle, the "queen of problems," will do it again on Saturday. After a tense and nerve-racking semifinal, the contest hosts announced that Israel was among the countries advancing to the final. The Israeli audience and supporters in Europe filled the Winner Stadthalle arena with roars of joy. 

Golani Reconnaissance Unit commander Lt. Col. B. reveals details of the operation to clear the Litani River area in a special interview and says “the conditions are ready” for expanding activity northward. The forces destroyed terrorist infrastructure, fighting tunnels and rocket launchers up to 10 kilometers (6 miles) from northern Israeli communities, inside the “yellow line” under Israeli control.

UK defense secretary announces deployment of Typhoon jets, mine-clearing drones, and the destroyer HMS Dragon; Lithuania said Monday it will contribute 40 sailors to the mission.

The opposition has submitted three bills to dissolve the Knesset, while Netanyahu has made clear to the ultra-Orthodox parties that there is no majority for the draft exemption law. Despite the deadlock and the ultra-Orthodox threat to vote with the opposition next week, the coalition is preparing efforts to delay and water down the move.

According to Kuwait's Interior Ministry, four suspects affiliated with Iran were arrested after attempting to reach Bubiyan Island in a fishing boat. Two security personnel were injured during the arrest. Kuwait blamed Tehran and demanded an end to its "hostile actions."

The former Israeli Supreme Court president spoke on a panel at Tel Aviv University. On Netanyahu's trial, he said, "There has been a change in his attitude toward the legal system, and that is because of the trial. It was not a mistake to file the indictment." On Jewish terrorism in Judea and Samaria: "The primary responsibility lies with the settler leadership, and with the army and police, which must ensure the rule of law." On The Hague: "I would go to The Hague today as well, not to defend the prime minister, but to defend the State of Israel."

The destruction of a weapons production site in northern Gaza exposes the pace of Hamas and Islamic Jihad's military reconstruction. Israel warns that the terrorist organizations are exploiting the ceasefire and the diversion of attention to other fronts to rebuild.

The index compiled by Henley & Partners, the world’s largest firm for investment migration, and AlphaGeo shows that risk is rising worldwide, while Israel’s position has improved slightly despite the war.

The IDF has expanded the security zones in the Gaza Strip by another 34 square kilometers after Hamas violated the disarmament deal. The strategic move received approval from the Board of Peace and is being carried out in close coordination with the US administration. Inside Gaza, reports say extensive engineering work is underway to flatten infrastructure along the route of the new "orange line."

An American war hero killed in the final battle of World War I in the Meuse–Argonne Offensive was buried under an incorrect religious marker for more than a century. Now, as the United States moves toward this milestone, his identity, along with those of other fallen American Jewish servicemen, is being restored in a quiet but significant correction of the historical record.

Documents from the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories and IDF Southern Command reveal that a surplus of hundreds of trucks a day allows Hamas to control goods, tax merchants and smuggle equipment. Israeli security officials admit: There is no tracking of generators and machinery brought into Gaza. Despite the recommendation to reduce the quantity, Netanyahu reversed course under US pressure.

The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major sank off the coast of Spain in 2024, in an incident that raised suspicions of sabotage. A CNN investigation reveals that the vessel was carrying nuclear submarine engines, apparently for Kim Jong Un’s regime in North Korea.

Many Israelis received SMS messages in Hebrew containing threatening content. In the messages, Iranian hackers called on Israelis to cooperate with the Islamic Republic and, echoing previous threats, added: "Soon you will see the sun in the night sky." 

Reports from Beirut point to an effort to persuade the US to pressure Israel to return to the ceasefire and stop its strikes. If a ceasefire is not in place before the talks begin on Thursday, the Lebanese delegation is expected to focus on ending the war before any other issue

Over 500 rabbis and pastors hold 115 congressional meetings on Israel, antisemitism and faith community protection.

The US president’s visit to China has become the central axis on which the continuation of the war with Iran depends, as a power that proved in the past that it can influence Iran and set limits for it is a key player. After being harmed by the blockade of Hormuz and helping the Iranians with intelligence, China could advance the US terms in negotiations in exchange for demands of its own on Taiwan.

Analysts say the war in Ukraine may be approaching a turning point, as Kyiv seizes the initiative on the front. Russia is suffering enormous losses, losing territory and taking severe hits to logistical arteries deep behind the lines