Israeli troops arrested members of an Iranian terror cell in southern Syria. The raid also resulted in the seizure of weapons, including firearms and grenades.

Iran's Foreign Minister confirmed that the Fordo nuclear site was heavily damaged by US strikes. Aragchi expressed confidence in Iran's ability to repair the facility and continue its nuclear program.

Israel's Artist Film Festival in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv will showcase films by artists for free screenings, including premieres of works by local and international artists, as well as discussions with artists and curators.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has officially approved a law passed by parliament to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, according to state media reports.

Rev. Johnnie Moore leads the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which aims to address flaws in the humanitarian system causing suffering in Gaza. The GHF has faced criticism for its methods and location of aid centers, but continues to distribute aid in the region. Despite calls for its end, the GHF has invited other humanitarian groups to collaborate in feeding the people of Gaza.

A Palestinian family detained at Ezeiza airport in Buenos Aires was deported after being tricked into signing false documents. The family's constitutional and international human rights were violated, leading to legal action against the authorities.

Prof. Bruria Wiesel Adini's research highlights Israeli resilience amid crises but reveals declining trust in the government, posing challenges for societal cohesion and coping mechanisms.

Polls suggest that Gadi Eisenkot's new party could win 7-9 seats in future elections, potentially impacting the balance of power in the Knesset. Eisenkot's departure from National Unity has raised questions about his political alliances and potential influence in the opposition.

Iran's military loaded naval mines onto vessels in the Persian Gulf, sparking worries of a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz after Israel's attacks. The loading of the mines raised concerns about global commerce disruptions and energy price spikes.

Israeli Air Force intercepts missiles from Yemen and Gaza after sirens sound across the country, with no injuries or damage reported.

Australian nurses who made threats against Israeli patients in a video have been banned from working under the NDIS for two years. The nurses, Ahmad Rashad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, faced backlash after the video surfaced earlier this year.

Jewish extremists in Israel set fire to a security installation and rioted outside a West Bank base, raising alarms about settler extremists. Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur sheds light on the origins of the settler movement and the challenges posed by disenfranchised extremists.

EU calls for swift resumption of talks on Iran's nuclear program, offering to assist. Tehran cautioned against threats to withdraw from non-proliferation treaty.

The judge, who holds the rank of colonel and is married with young children, has not been arrested and was released after questioning.

Former MK Gadi Eisenkot has resigned from his party, expressing a desire to lead a governing alternative in Israel. He emphasizes the importance of building a leadership alternative and working with democratic Zionist parties.

Ron Dermer is in the White House for meetings with top US officials as President Trump works towards peace in Israel and Gaza. Dermer's visit comes ahead of Netanyahu's visit to Washington.

Hamas is standing firm on its demand for assurances from mediators that Israel cannot resume hostilities after a ceasefire, according to an Arab diplomat. Both Gaza-based and abroad Hamas leaders agree on the necessity of a lasting ceasefire, with little room for Israeli flexibility if war can be restarted.

The Knesset committee has approved a bill to expand the authority of rabbinical courts in civil matters, raising concerns about potential coercion and inequality in religious arbitration.

Trump asserts he will be 'very firm' with Netanyahu on ending the war in Gaza during the Israeli PM's visit to the White House. He believes a deal will be reached next week and plans to celebrate US and Israeli strikes on Iran during the conflict.

Israeli airstrikes targeted terror operatives and infrastructure in Gaza, with ground forces and naval forces also involved. The strike on a Gaza City cafe resulted in casualties, and a tunnel network used by terror groups was dismantled by IDF Paratroopers in Khan Younis.

Iceland's president of national broadcaster proposes Israel compete under a 'neutral flag' at Eurovision. Some EBU members have called to bar Israel from the competition.

IDF troops are conducting operations in eastern Gaza City to eliminate terrorist operatives and target underground infrastructure. The military has struck around 100 terror targets, including weapons depots and command centers.

Investments in Israeli startups hit a three-year high of $9.3 billion in the first half of 2025 despite the ongoing war with Hamas and Iran. The sector's recovery gained pace this year, with larger deals leading capital-raising rounds and global investor participation increasing.

US agencies have approved a $510 million sale of bomb guidance kits to Israel to improve its defense capabilities. Israel requested thousands of JDAM kits for bunker buster and general purpose bombs.

Israeli security forces are looking into the vandalism of Palestinian property in Bazariya, with Hebrew graffiti also discovered on a separate home in the town.

Almog Cohen, a deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Office, decided to rescind his resignation after a discussion with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the establishment of an airport in the Negev region.

Civilian contractors hired by the Defense Ministry are working in the Gaza war zone, taking on risks similar to soldiers. Contractors like David Libi, who was killed by a bomb while operating in Gaza, operate without the same recognition or legal protections as soldiers.

Opposition Leader Yair Lapid criticizes disruptions at High Court hearing on Shin Bet chief nomination, attributing them to government incitement. Audience members, including bereaved parents, forcibly removed from courtroom, with Supreme Court President denouncing disruptions as a threat to democracy.

Home prices in Israel saw a slight decrease in April, but have risen 5.1% compared to the previous year. New apartment sales have dropped significantly by 28% compared to the previous year.

Netanyahu will travel to Washington for meetings with Trump and key US officials, following Israel's recent military operation. Discussions may include a potential agreement with Syria and a trade deal with the US.

Defense Minister Israel Katz unveils measures to combat settler violence against Israeli troops, including the establishment of a joint task force. The initiative follows recent attacks by Jewish extremists and aims to integrate extremist settler activists into normative educational frameworks.

The Attorney General stated that Netanyahu cannot nominate the next Shin Bet chief due to a conflict of interest. Netanyahu went ahead and nominated Maj. Gen. David Zini, leading to petitions against the attorney general's position.

Couple from Ra'anana arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran, with police seizing phones, computers, and correspondence. Three other Israeli citizens also arrested in separate cases for allegedly working with Iranian agents.

Israel's military chief cautions against deepening operations in Gaza, citing concerns for hostages' safety. Hostages are reported to be in critical condition, with ongoing discussions on how to proceed.

The Jerusalem Film Festival will kick off with 'Sentimental Value,' a family drama by Joachim Trier. The festival will showcase Israeli films and special screenings of new works by acclaimed directors.

Rockets fired at Kirkuk airport in northern Iraq resulted in two security personnel being slightly wounded and a house being damaged.

Rap punk duo Bob Vylan has been dropped by their agent after leading a chant calling for 'death' to the Israeli military at Glastonbury. The US State Department has revoked their visas and British police are investigating the band.

Twenty-four Iranian Jews remain in prison for alleged contact with Israel, sparking concerns within the community and internationally. The arrests come amid a broader government crackdown following recent military conflicts.

Iranian hackers, under the pseudonym Robert, are threatening to reveal additional emails from Trump's associates. The hackers have already distributed some emails to the media and are considering selling the material.

Former classmates reveal that the Idaho shooter had a history of drawing swastikas and showing an obsession with guns. Police are still investigating the motive behind the attack that resulted in two fatalities.

Iran states that negotiations with the US will take time to restart, but enrichment can be quickly resumed. The Iranian Foreign Minister emphasizes the country's commitment to its peaceful nuclear program despite recent military conflict.

Iran's Foreign Minister states that negotiations with the US will take time and assurances. He also emphasizes Iran's determination to continue enriching uranium despite recent military conflict.

Israeli forces arrested Palestinians in a-Rakeez after they called the police upon spotting the settler on their agricultural land. The detainees, including women and minors, are being held in Kiryat Arba.

Harvard University pushes back against federal accusations of antisemitic harassment, arguing that it has taken steps to combat antisemitism on campus. The government's investigation was based on a report commissioned by Harvard, highlighting protests over the Israel-Hamas war.

Netanyahu will meet with Trump to discuss ending the war in Gaza and freeing hostages. The US is pressuring Israel to reach a ceasefire deal with Hamas and bring about a resolution to the conflict.

The restored tomb of Nahum in Alqosh, Iraq, has quietly attracted Jewish pilgrims since reopening in 2022. The site, believed to be the prophet Nahum's burial place, has seen visits from members of prominent Iraqi Jewish families.

Gaza ceasefire and Iran bombing will be key issues during Netanyahu's visit to the White House. Trump seeks to end the war in Gaza and highlight military successes against Iran. Syria will also be discussed to improve ties between Damascus and Jerusalem.

Holocaust survivor and French spy Marthe Cohn dies at 105 in California after a life of service and bravery during World War II.

The US Department of Homeland Security has allocated $94 million in security grants to Jewish organizations to combat antisemitic attacks. The grants will help protect Jewish institutions from violence and terrorism.

The ICC is working to mitigate the effects of the cyberattack and ensure business continuity. The court has not disclosed any specific details about the attack or its potential motives.

Former Supreme Court chief justice to meet with President to discuss ending Netanyahu's trial, Trump calls for cancellation, and Netanyahu's cabinet members support halting the trial.

Five illegal outposts were razed in response to settler violence and arson attacks in the West Bank. Settler leaders, including Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, condemned the violence and called for a systemic response to prevent further chaos.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet with US President Trump at the White House next Monday. Benny Gantz has announced that Gadi Eisenkot is leaving National Unity due to ideological differences.

Karen Diamond, a Holocaust survivor, passed away after being injured in an attack on activists in Colorado. The attacker, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, faces serious charges in both state and federal court for the incident.

Protesters urge Wimbledon to drop Barclays as sponsor over Israel ties, citing the bank's business dealings. Barclays defends its partnership with Wimbledon and financial services to defense companies.

UN spokesperson criticizes Israeli evacuation orders impacting 150,000 people in Gaza, highlighting lack of shelter, water, and medical facilities. Urgent need for food, fuel, and shelters in the enclave.

Joel Richardson, son of prominent archaeologist Vendyl Jones, has been charged with the murder of his mother, Sarah Richardson. The suspect confessed to the crime, claiming he was instructed by God to commit the act.

Palestine Action is set to challenge the government's move to designate it as a terrorist organization in court, with support from rights groups like Amnesty International.

Israeli authorities have arrested three citizens accused of espionage for Iran, with one suspect involved in moving a grenade and filming a missile interception. Two others were recruited to murder an Israeli citizen and gather information on shopping malls and hospitals.

Yair Netanyahu, not a suspect, will provide testimony in the investigation. The probe began in mid-2024 and has led to raids on Foreign Ministry offices.

Knesset panel votes to impeach Arab MK Ayman Odeh following contentious debate over his remarks on Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners, leading to calls for his removal from parliament.

Prime Minister Netanyahu's nominee for Shin Bet head, Maj. Gen. David Zini, has been reported to criticize the Israeli judiciary as a 'dictatorship' and the security agency's leaders as 'confused.' Zini's controversial remarks have raised concerns about his suitability for the position.

Ben Gvir opposes granting Hamas a ceasefire and insists on releasing hostages by force to prevent further harm to IDF soldiers. He criticizes Israel's lack of clear policy for victory in Gaza and calls for the cancellation of Prime Minister Netanyahu's ongoing criminal trial.

Benny Gantz demands the release of all hostages, advocates for reshaping Gaza, and supports normalization with Syria with a focus on security arrangements.

Benny Gantz's National Unity party is still deliberating on whether to vote for the impeachment of Ayman Odeh. Odeh's comments on Gaza have sparked controversy and led to a push for his removal from the Knesset.

Bob Vylan's performance at Glastonbury, where he chanted 'Death to the IDF,' has sparked outrage among the Jewish community in Manchester, leading to calls for his upcoming shows to be canceled.

Likud minister posts AI video showing PM and wife in Tehran, alongside figures from Iran's past.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich opposes calls for a ceasefire and hostage release, emphasizing the danger it poses to Israel's security and the safety of Jewish people globally.

Qatar is focusing on efforts to resume negotiations rather than ceasefire discussions. The US has shown positive language towards reaching a ceasefire, while Qatar emphasizes the need to separate humanitarian aid entry and ceasefire negotiations.

The BBC acknowledges it should have stopped the stream during the performance due to 'antisemitic' chants by Bob Vylan at Glastonbury.

Lawmakers in the Knesset House Committee vote overwhelmingly to advance the impeachment of MK Ayman Odeh, chairman of the Arab majority Hadash-Ta'al party. Odeh criticizes the opposition for collaborating with the government in crushing democratic space.

Israel's attack on Evin Prison in Iran sparked panic among families of political prisoners and activists, who now fear intensified crackdowns and looming executions. The strikes have caused chaos and uncertainty for those imprisoned in the country.

Netanyahu and Sa'ar denounce violent acts by Jewish extremists against IDF soldiers in the West Bank. Defense Minister Katz to hold urgent meeting to address recent attacks.

Israeli settlers set fire to a security installation in the West Bank, while Minister Ron Dermer faces pressure in Washington over the Gaza war. Security officials aim to pause Netanyahu's trial to explore peace opportunities in the region.

Ayman Odeh protests his impeachment hearing, claiming it is an attempt to silence Arab Israelis and restrict freedom of expression. Odeh expresses concern over the potential consequences for Arab legislators and citizens if he is impeached.

The UK High Court ruled in favor of the government's decision to allow the export of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel, stating that suspending these licenses would have negative impacts on international security. Al-Haq's legal challenge against the UK's Department for Business and Trade was dismissed by the court.

Syrian regime shows resistance to full normalization with Israel in ongoing peace talks, preferring a more limited agreement. Al-Sharaa's inner circle expresses concerns over potential Israeli and Saudi influence.

Norwegian pension fund KLP drops US and German defense firms from its portfolio due to their involvement in supplying weapons used by Israel's military in Gaza, citing concerns over complicity in violations of international law.

Finance Minister Smotrich denounces criminal actions of settlers who rioted and damaged property, calling for police investigation and justice for those responsible.

Israel launched a successful preemptive strike against Iran in June 2025, significantly damaging Iran's nuclear program and missile capabilities. The war ended after 12 days, achieving its goals of preventing Iran's nuclearization and improving Israel's strategic balance.

CIA Director Ratcliffe revealed that US strikes on Iran's metal conversion facility dealt a significant blow to Tehran's nuclear ambitions. Despite the setback, Iran remains determined to enrich uranium, while Israeli officials expressed concerns over a 'breakthrough' in Iran's nuclear weapons program.

Retired Canadian judge Harry LaForme, an 'Indigenous Zionist,' spoke in Tel Aviv, emphasizing his kinship with Jewish people and Israel. LaForme rejects the notion of Israel as a settler-colonial state and draws parallels between the Holocaust and Canada's residential school system.

Fans of Club Atletico All Boys display Palestinian flags and a casket with Israeli flag before match against Atlanta, sparking controversy and accusations of antisemitism.

Mothers and family members of hostages issue a plea to President Trump to bring their loved ones home from Hamas captivity in Gaza. The emotional video features relatives of the captives expressing their hope and support for Trump's efforts.

US President Trump's call to cancel Netanyahu's trial received support, but legislative efforts to halt the trial are unlikely. Despite discussions about potential actions, officials have stated there will be no early elections or trial-related legislation. Lawmakers have rejected the idea of a 'French Law' to prevent the prime minister from being on trial while in office.

Army vows to act firmly against any attempt to harm security forces after settlers riot outside military base in West Bank.

Settlers protest outside West Bank base, US officials to push for end of Gaza war during Dermer's meetings in Washington.

Sign reading 'the battalion commander is a traitor' seen at settler protest outside Binyamin Regional Brigade military base.

Netanyahu focuses on freeing hostages in Gaza while facing US pressure for a ceasefire deal. Trump aims to expand the Abraham Accords to include more countries in the region.

Germany seeks to enhance cyber-defense capabilities through increased partnership with Israel. German Interior Minister Dobrindt visited Israel to discuss plans for a 'Cyber Dome' and strengthen overall defensive capabilities.

Ayelet Shaked and Avigdor Liberman discuss opposition party collaboration for upcoming elections. Bennett's new party, Bennett 2026, remains undecided on candidate list and potential alliances.

Top adviser to Khamenei denies Israeli strike on Iran's top leaders and claims he received a threat to leave Iran within 12 hours.

Trump asserts that Iran's nuclear program has been severely damaged by recent strikes, including the destruction of the Fordo facility. He also predicts an expansion of the Abraham Accords with more countries joining to normalize relations with Israel.

Far-right deputy minister Almog Cohen steps down from government role to focus on establishing an airport in Nevatim, sparking controversy and pushing out another Knesset member under the Norwegian Law.

Iran's UN envoy refutes claims of threats against IAEA officials and assures that inspectors are safe in Iran. The ambassador's statement comes in response to an ultra-conservative newspaper's call for the execution of the IAEA chief.

Rabbi Cooper discusses the possibility of a meeting between Sharaa and Netanyahu with Trump's help. He emphasizes the importance of Trump's involvement in potentially changing the situation in Syria.