Israel/Defense News

Israel, Cyprus, and Greece strengthen military and maritime cooperation as Turkey's growing regional influence reshapes security alliances in the Eastern Mediterranean

Prague plans to buy four mobile systems from Israel’s Rafael, in addition to the four batteries ordered in 2021. Two of those have already been delivered.

US officials are divided over the intelligence, the NYTs reports, with some urging serious attention and others seeing Israeli pressure to resume major combat operations

Congress has already approved funding through September 2027, raising questions over Trump's ability to halt aid, as Eisenkot and Golan criticize Netanyahu over the announcement.

Israel is demanding, among other things, that the Lebanese army redeploy and set up roadblocks in areas where Hezbollah members live.

Israel’s National Cyber Directorate has urged companies to take immediate precautions to protect their refrigeration infrastructure from similar attacks

“The agreement we signed is significant news for strengthening the power and readiness of the IDF"

The IDF said two men had worked during the war, particularly recently, to advance attacks against Israeli troops and civilians and rebuild Hamas’s capabilities

He said he aims to form a broad government “with our partners and with any other party that wishes to join, provided they do not support terrorism,” adding, “I am open to dialogue on this matter.”

Former IDF chief Herzi Halevi says October 7 was preventable, rejects claims of betrayal within Israel's security establishment and calls for a state commission of inquiry into the failures

A Turkish naval exercise in September revealed a new military capability that could threaten Israel’s submarine fleet

Investigators found that the soldier maintained contact with Iranian operatives for approximately a year, sharing sensitive information about his unit’s military activities

Netanyahu said a government leaning on Arab parties would endanger Israel, claiming they support Hamas and call Israeli soldiers war criminals; Eisenkot rules out a coalition with Netanyahu

Double-envelope ballot count expected to begin tonight at 1 am and conclude tomorrow evening, Elections Committee says

Money, distributed envelopes, and notes were found in the homes of three Negev residents who were arrested on suspicion of election bribery

Herzog said he met a group of wounded IDF soldiers the night before and told them they went out to fight so that Israelis could exercise their democracy

Several families called on voters to back candidates committed to a state commission of inquiry. Ruby and Hagit Chen, whose son Itay was returned after 760 days, said: “Itay will not vote today”

Netanyahu to hold call with coalition party leaders shortly; opposition bloc expected to hold similar consultations

The new vessel, alongside the upgraded OPV IOANNIDES, will support expanded patrol, surveillance and search-and-rescue missions

Eight new outposts have begun to be established in the South Hebron Hills area, with the approval of the IDF and under the leadership of the Regional Council

IDF chief Eyal Zamir reportedly demanded legal guarantees over directives concerning Iran, amid military concerns that a confrontation could be exploited for political gain ahead of elections.

The Israeli army speaks of an operation lasting several days as concerns grow that the escalation may be used to gain control of land ahead of the Israeli elections

The military says the men helped channel millions of shekels from Iran and Turkey to Hamas’s military wing

US President Donald Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a second time saying "Vote for Bibi Netanyahu for Prime Minister, we have to finish the job that we started!"