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Netanyahu: We are in very complex and challenging times. No one knows what tomorrow will bring 

'We are in very complex and challenging times. No one knows what tomorrow brings. We are prepared for any scenario. If the Ayatollah regime makes the grave mistake and attacks Israel – we will respond with a force they cannot imagine'

US Embassy in Beirut evacuates dozens of employees from Lebanon amid concerns over strike on Iran - report

Gaza: IDF eliminates terrorists that crossed Yellow Line

IDF: Yesterday (Sunday), IDF troops operating in the southern Gaza Strip identified a terrorist who crossed the Yellow Line and approached the troops, posing an imminent threat to their safety.

Following the identification, the troops eliminated the terrorist in order to remove the threat.

EU's Kaja Kallas calls for a diplomatic solution on Iran

The EU's foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, has called for a diplomatic solution to the Iran conflict, ahead of anticipated talks between Tehran and Washington, as US President Donald Trump threatens to strike the country. Before a meeting of EU foreign ministers, she stated that "the region does not need another war," emphasizing that it is already plagued by multiple conflicts. Kallas also asserted that Iran is "in its weakest position in a long time," urging that this window of opportunity be seized to facilitate a negotiated settlement.

Settlers set fire to at mosque in the area of Nablus

A mosque in the village of Tell, south of Nablus, was set on fire early this morning, with Hebrew graffiti reading “revenge” and “price tag” sprayed on its walls, Palestinian media report. Footage shows damage to the entrance and gate of the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq mosque before locals extinguished the flames. Military and police forces are en route to investigate. The Palestinian Authority condemned the attack as an act of racist incitement.

Israeli police foil planned shooting in Karmiel, four arrested

Israeli security forces arrested four northern residents, including two minors, for plotting a shooting attack in Karmiel targeting soldiers. The suspects, Ahmed Sarhan, 19, Muhammad Khalil, 18, and two others, were detained by the Shin Bet and Israel Police. Investigations revealed that some had trained for the attack. Indictments are expected today from the Haifa District Attorney's Office. Authorities emphasized their commitment to preventing threats from Israeli citizens that endanger national security.

IDF wraps up Rafah operation, destroys major underground tunnel

Forces from Brigade 7, operating under the Gaza Division 143, have concluded nearly three months of operations in the Rafah area, the military said. The activity focused on clearing the Yellow Line zone, where troops, working with the Yahyalam unit, dismantled extensive underground infrastructure, including a tunnel approximately one kilometer long containing weapons and storage facilities. The Israel Defense Forces said dozens of militants were killed during the operation. Forces under the Southern Command remain deployed in the area in accordance with the ceasefire framework and will continue efforts to remove immediate security threats.