Israel’s Syria strike may have jolted diplomacy back to life - analysis
The Jordan talks will determine whether that message - so dramatically delivered - can now actually produce a workable arrangement.
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'Iran tried to assassinate one of my sons,' Netanyahu reveals
IDF helps Colombians find sufficiently safe homes, delegation deputy head tells 'Post' - exclusive
Netanyahu meets with senior security officials to discuss West Bank violence, Israeli settlement
Kite launched from Gaza found in Nahal Oz, in seventh security breach in less than a month
"Hamas is testing the limits of a containment that should have ended after October 7," said the Gaza border communities about the incident.
Reform synagogue vandalized in Ramat Hasharon as religious tensions rise nationwide
This comes one week after the Tel Aviv-Jaffa District Court deleted a petition seeking to force Ramat Hasharon to enforce its Shabbat business-closure bylaw at BIG Fashion Glilot.
IDF's pre-Oct. 7 containment 'conceptzia' mentality still ingrained, October Council warns
The October Council emphasized that many IDF soldiers still fear raising these dangers with their commander, as they did before October 7, 2023, worried they might be seen as a "nuisance."
Ben-Gurion Airport train station faces delays due to 'localized fault,' Israel Railways says
The incident comes as the airport continues to face flight delays caused by a strike led by Israel Airports Authority (IAA) workers’ union on Thursday.
Israel strikes laying groundwork for broad military campaign, Lebanese officials believe - report
According to the report, the IDF has focused its strikes on strategic ridgelines overlooking villages and towns in the area, as well as on a transportation route leading deeper into Lebanon.
Haymanut's parents ask Shin Bet chief to take over investigation 911 days after disappearance
“For 911 days, we have been waiting and hoping for our daughter Haymanot to return,” they wrote. “Today, Israel Police has no information, direction, or theory as to what happened to our daughter.”
Turkey has changed from rival to enemy amid Middle East shifts, security officials warn
According to assessments within the security establishment, Turkey seeks to strengthen a Sunni axis that is, among other things, anti-Israel.
Gush Dan metro could operate on Shabbat as driverless trains may cut NIS 150m. in annual costs
The planned metro system will be capable of operating on weekends, with the elimination of drivers reducing the extent of Shabbat violations, although this is only a technical option.
Pushing the limits 13 times
Erez Yitzhaki going on a journey for wounded and disabled IDF veterans
Petitioners urge High Court to unfreeze urgent funding for authorities in Israel's North, South
The remaining Education Ministry and National Missions Ministry transfers remain frozen unless the court decides otherwise.
