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Army Chief of Staff Maruli Simanjuntak emphasized that the deployment remains under planning stages, with final troop numbers and timing to be coordinated through Indonesia’s military chain of command

In Tel Aviv, the water of a fountain along the waterfront promenade was dyed red to represent the blood of victims, while a similar protest was staged in Haifa

The IDF said this operation is part of an ongoing effort to dismantle and thwart terrorist activity in the area, with the goal of protecting Israeli civilians in the Golan Heights and in general

Authorities had claimed the journalist was suspected of communicating with Iranian agents, prompting the request to continue holding him on suspicion of “contact with a foreign agent"

Israel’s prison authorities have begun logistical and operational preparations for carrying out executions following the first Knesset reading of a bill allowing the death penalty in terrorism cases

Lapid says a document submitted by Netanyahu to the state comptroller selectively misrepresents key security discussions and omits urgent warnings from top defense officials

Arrests target senior figures in the reformist front following criticism of authorities’ handling of recent demonstration

IDF also eliminated four terror operatives who opened fire on troops after emerging from a tunnel in Gaza's Rafah

Netanyahu’s urgent trip to Washington comes amid Israeli concerns over stalled Iran talks and U.S. envoy responses, with Jerusalem worried about gaps on missiles and regional threat

The attack, one of the deadliest against civilians, involved a Hezbollah-fired rocket striking a soccer field in the northern Israeli town of Majdal Shams in the Golan Heights

Finance Minister Smotrich praised the measures, saying they “bury the idea of a Palestinian state"

The conference will be hosted by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a leading figure in Europe’s conservative movement, and will take place just days before Hungary’s general elections

A Wizz Air flight en route from Ben Gurion Airport to London was forced to turn back after a suspected security incident onboard

In 2024, the airline posted revenues of $3.4 billion, up about 37% from the previous year, and reported a net profit of $545 million

Paraguay reaffirms support for Israel as Sa'ar calls for Hamas disarmament and regional security measures

Singer, songwriter, and composer Matti Caspi, one of Israel’s most influential and prolific musicians, died on Sunday at the age of 76 after a battle with cancer

Weekly protests demanding a 'non-political' probe of the worst terrorist massacre in Israel's history say a committee chosen by Netanyahu's gov't will merely seek to exculpate the long-serving premier

The Israeli leader's latest trip to Washington was initially scheduled to take place February 18-22, yet the meeting was pushed forward by a week following a request from Jerusalem

The incident took place at an IDF base in the Jordan Valley, where the Palestinian managed to break free of his handcuffs and assault a female soldier, who was lightly wounded

The meeting comes amid efforts to advance the implementation of the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire

Israeli police and the Shin Bet have arrested two Israeli citizens in their 20s from the Jerusalem area on suspicion of carrying out missions for Iranian intelligence in exchange for digital payments

A 22-year-old Beit Shemesh man, Elimelekh Stern, was convicted of plotting acts including threats, vandalism, and other operations during the war while working with Iranian handlers

The IDF says it is carrying out strikes on Hezbollah terror targets in multiple areas across Lebanon

Israel will equip its new CH-53K “Pereh” helicopters with Israeli-made command, avionics and missile-defense systems under a $130 million agreement with Elbit Systems, the Defense Ministry said