Hundreds of pagers explode in Lebanon in an apparent operation against Hezbollah, resulting in casualties and injuries. Israel has not claimed responsibility. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may fire his defense minister.

Iran's ambassador to Lebanon is injured in a pager attack, losing one eye and severely injuring the other. The attack targeted wireless electronic devices and appeared to mostly target members of Hezbollah.

Magen David Adom is teaming up with Wolt to train 1,000 delivery drivers in life-saving first aid, leveraging their widespread presence to improve emergency response nationwide.

Abbas' visit to Spain comes after the country recognized a Palestinian state and hosted a meeting on ending the Gaza war.

IDF Chief of Staff holds security assessment after Lebanon cyberattack, no changes to Home Front Command guidelines.

Hezbollah acknowledges the explosion of their communication devices as the largest security breach, prompting Lebanon's Health Ministry to urge residents to dispose of similar pagers and hospitals to increase readiness.

Thousands of pagers exploded in Lebanon, killing 8 and injuring over 2,700. Hezbollah blamed Israel for the attack and warned of retaliation.

Alberto Shemaria's real estate ventures modernize Aliyah by offering tailored housing solutions for new immigrants, creating a gradual transition to life in Israel.

Gold prices dip as investors await FOMC decision, while silver surges driven by industrial demand and Fed rate cut expectations.

Israel is suspected of being behind a cyberattack on Hezbollah that caused hundreds of wireless pagers to explode, injuring over 2,800 members of the terrorist organization.

Israel's nuclear energy chief emphasizes the country's stance against a nuclear-armed Iran and the need to ensure the safety and security of its nuclear facilities.

Republican lawmakers accuse a liberal PAC of impersonating GOP staffers and using antisemitic and sexist language in text messages to extract damaging information and raise funds for Democrats.