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Israel Strikes Hezbollah Weapons Tunnels Across Lebanon
Israel Strikes Hezbollah Weapons Tunnels Across Lebanon

The Israel Defense Forces said Thursday that it carried out a series of airstrikes targeting underground Hezbollah weapons storage facilities across Lebanon, citing ongoing violations of ceasefire understandings.

Freed Former Hostage Meets U.S. First Lady as Gaza Ceasefire Enters New Phase
Freed Former Hostage Meets U.S. First Lady as Gaza Ceasefire Enters New Phase

A former Israeli-American hostage freed from captivity in Gaza has met with U.S. First Lady Melania Trump, as international attention shifts from hostage negotiations to sustaining a fragile ceasefire and addressing the humanitarian aftermath of the war.

Netanyahu Moves Up Security Cabinet Talks Ahead of U.S.–Iran Nuclear Negotiations
Netanyahu Moves Up Security Cabinet Talks Ahead of U.S.–Iran Nuclear Negotiations

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to convene his security cabinet this afternoon, moving up planned deliberations ahead of high-stakes nuclear talks between the United States and Iran scheduled to take place in Oman.

Israel Moves Forward With New International Airport in the Negev
Israel Moves Forward With New International Airport in the Negev

Israel will build its supplementary international airport at Ziklag in the northern Negev, the Prime Minister’s Office announced Wednesday, ending years of debate over the location of a second major aviation hub.

Netanyahu Warns Iran Cannot Be Trusted as U.S.-Iran Talks Face Turbulence Amid Military Provocations
Netanyahu Warns Iran Cannot Be Trusted as U.S.-Iran Talks Face Turbulence Amid Military Provocations

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met Tuesday in Jerusalem with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, underscoring deep skepticism in Israel and Washington over the prospects for a deal with Iran, even as diplomatic efforts continue ahead of planned talks later this week.

IDF Chief of Staff Signals Heightened War Readiness as Training Resumes Amid Iran Tensions
IDF Chief of Staff Signals Heightened War Readiness as Training Resumes Amid Iran Tensions

Eyal Zamir, Israel Defense Forces chief of staff, convened the IDF’s senior operational commanders’ forum on Monday, underscoring a renewed push to strengthen combat readiness as the military returns to its regular training and exercise cycle following months of sustained operations.

IDF Chief of Staff Leads High-Level Washington Meetings Amid Rising Iran Tensions
IDF Chief of Staff Leads High-Level Washington Meetings Amid Rising Iran Tensions

The Israel Defense Forces’ Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir held a discreet weekend visit to Washington, meeting senior U.S. defense officials amid rising tensions with Iran and uncertainty over a possible American strike.

Israel Launches Heaviest Gaza Airstrikes In Weeks After Ceasefire Breach
Israel Launches Heaviest Gaza Airstrikes In Weeks After Ceasefire Breach

Hamas-run health authorities say more than two dozen people were killed Saturday in Gaza as Israel carried out its heaviest airstrikes in weeks.

Netanyahu Holds Classified Security Talks as U.S. Weighs Potential Strike on Iran
Netanyahu Holds Classified Security Talks as U.S. Weighs Potential Strike on Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened a high-level security consultation in Jerusalem on Thursday amid escalating international tension over a possible U.S. military strike on Iran, according to an official familiar with the meeting.

U.S. Finds Palestinian Authority Paid Over $200 Million to Terrorists Despite Ending ‘Pay-to-Slay’ Claim
U.S. Finds Palestinian Authority Paid Over $200 Million to Terrorists Despite Ending ‘Pay-to-Slay’ Claim

The U.S. State Department has determined that the Palestinian Authority paid more than $200 million to terrorists and their families in 2025, despite claims by PA President Mahmoud Abbas that the controversial “pay-to-slay” program had been ended.

World Marks Holocaust Remembrance As Leaders Warn Against Forgetting Nazi Crimes
World Marks Holocaust Remembrance As Leaders Warn Against Forgetting Nazi Crimes

Nations around the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day with ceremonies and warnings against antisemitism and historical distortion, honoring the victims of the Nazi genocide as the number of living survivors continues to decline.

Israel Insists on Full Terror Dismantling as Hamas Seeks Power Inside Gaza
Israel Insists on Full Terror Dismantling as Hamas Seeks Power Inside Gaza

Israel is firmly rejecting any attempt to allow Hamas to retain influence or authority in Gaza, as the terrorist organization pushes to embed roughly 10,000 of its police officers into a new U.S.-backed governing framework for the enclave.

Final Hostage Recovered as Rafah Crossing Reopens, Trump’s Gaza Plan Enters Phase Two
Final Hostage Recovered as Rafah Crossing Reopens, Trump’s Gaza Plan Enters Phase Two

The recovery of the final Israeli captive, Sergeant First Class Ran Gvili, during Operation Brave Heart in eastern Gaza City has removed the last major obstacle to reopening the Rafah Crossing, paving the way for the continued implementation of U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza.

Israel Recovers Remains Of Last Gaza Captive, Ending 843-Day Hostage Ordeal (VIDEO)
Israel Recovers Remains Of Last Gaza Captive, Ending 843-Day Hostage Ordeal (VIDEO)

Israel’s military confirmed Monday it recovered the remains of Ran Givli, a special forces officer killed in the Hamas-led October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, ending a more than two-year effort to bring him home.

Spain Rejects Trump’s Board Of Peace; Hungary, Bulgaria And Israel Join Initiative
Spain Rejects Trump’s Board Of Peace; Hungary, Bulgaria And Israel Join Initiative

Spain will not take part in the Board of Peace initiative launched by U.S. President Donald J. Trump to tackle global conflicts, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Friday, citing Madrid’s commitment to multilateral diplomacy and the United Nations system.