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Following Israeli strikes: Trump signed historic security guarantee for Qatar
Trump granted Qatar an unprecedented U.S. security guarantee, including a military response in the event of an attack.
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Trump granted Qatar an unprecedented U.S. security guarantee, including a military response in the event of an attack.

The Religious Council in Ashdod issued an urgent warning this morning to the public who customarily immerse in the sea before Yom Kippur, not to do so after the lifeguards leave.

Four Nahal fighters were sentenced to ten days in prison after refusing to drive an unprotected Hummer on a dangerous route in Gaza in broad daylight, 'We were going to be like ducks in a shooting range.'

During a tour of the Gaza Division, IDF commanders opposed a military withdrawal from Gaza, as part of the Trump plan, and warned of a threat to the surrounding communities.

Elie Cohen, who was released from Hamas captivity after 505 days, talks about Yom Kippur, the mental anguish he endured as a hostage, and the hope for the return of all the hostages who remain in Gaza.

U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth said he will act to reshape the military and remove ideologies, departments, and initiatives that, he says, harmed it.

Shin Bet intelligence and IDF assistance led Border Police undercover forces to capture wanted suspects; firearm seized during operation.

Two residents of the Galilee were arrested on suspicion of attempting to smuggle 80,000 packs of cigarettes from Dubai disguised as paper products.

Prime Minister Netanyahu announces at Cabinet meeting that Minister Ron Dermer, his close associate and confidant, will soon leave the government, but will continue to be around and handle a few matters.

A special Bar Mitzvah celebration was held on the eve of Yom Kippur at Rimonim Prison for fifteen incarcerated teenagers.

Jewish groups across NYC rally behind Andrew Cuomo for mayor, citing rising antisemitism and opposition to Zohran Mamdani’s stance on Israel.

Reebok denies claims it pulled its logo from Israel’s soccer kits amid BDS pressure, insists its commitment to the team remains unchanged.

Qatar’s Prime Minister states that while Trump’s plan to end the war includes positive principles, it requires clarifications and further discussion on its details.

Over 100,000 worshippers, including captivity survivors, participate in the central Selichot prayer event at the Western Wall, offering prayers for the safety of soldiers and the return of hostages.

Minister Ben Gvir blasts Trump’s plan at a Cabinet meeting, calling it a threat to Israel’s security and a betrayal of Gaza.

Tens of thousands of worshippers take part in the central Selichot event at the Western Wall on the eve of Yom Kippur.

Newly released photos from the White House show Netanyahu and Trump discussing the plan to end the war, alongside a dramatic phone call with Qatar’s Prime Minister. Later, Netanyahu is seen reviewing the details of the US proposal with his team.

IDF forces in Gaza identified an individual with a white flag calling for help and halted their operations out of concern that he might be a kidnapped Israeli. After extensive searches, it was revealed that the individual was not a hostage Israeli, but a terrorist.

During civil works in the area of Ghajar, a pit filled with explosives was discovered. The IDF notes that the infrastructure was buried before the Second Lebanon War.

Far-left activists demonstrated outside the Neve Ilan news studios, blocking Daniella Weiss, in protest of the media coverage of Gaza.

The Cabinet convened to approve the appointment of Major General (Res.) David Zini as the head of the Shin Bet, following a legal opinion that confirms the appointment.

A new i24 poll gives the Likud 33 seats and shows a sharp drop for Yesh Atid to only 4 seats. Netanyahu's bloc retains 63 seats.

Mahmoud Abbas's party says it welcomes the 21-point peace plan unveiled by President Trump, calls for action to prevent Israel from continuing to offset 'pay for slay' payments.

Israeli Mission to the UN holds event to commemorate the October 7 massacre at the UN Headquarters in New York, attended by over 700 guests, including dozens of UN Ambassadors from various countries and diplomats from around the world, and hostage families.

British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper says 'the UK is committed to working with President Trump and regional partners to achieve lasting peace and security' following the reveal of Trump's Gaza peace plan.

Chief Rabbis of Israel publish a letter to rabbis around Israel calling on them to pray for our 48 brothers and sisters who are held hostage in Gaza.

Minister Amichai Eliyahu sent a letter to Defense Minister Israel Katz in which he requested that Col. (res.) Hezi Nechama be returned to active reserve service. "The IDF needs officers who want to win"

Former Shin Bet head says: 'As someone who has known Hamas since its founding, I have difficulty seeing the terrorist organization adopting the plan.'

Col. (res.) Hezi Nechama shot and killed a terrorist who rammed into a hitchhiking post near El Khader junction and tried to attack with a knife. Two teenagers, aged 15 and 16, were wounded and evacuated to Jerusalem hospitals.

US President lays out timetable for Hamas to respond to his 20-point peace plan, warns it will be a 'very sad end' if Hamas does not agree.

Ambassador Nkosinathi Emmanuel Mthethwa's body found near hotel. He is believed to have jumped from the 22nd floor.

Hamas and other Palestinian factions leaning toward accepting President Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza and will present their response to Egyptian and Qatari mediators on Wednesday.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said Israel supports President Trump’s Gaza plan, stressing that Hamas is solely responsible for prolonging the war and the suffering it caused.

The terrorist attempted to approach the forces’ position while concealing himself under a blanket. Immediately after identification, the troops eliminated the terrorist.

The chairman of the Democrats Party promises that in the next government he will act 'to cleanse the civil service and place worthy people in key positions.'

An editorial in Haaretz sharply criticized the Ministry of Education's decision to fully fund study tours in Judea and Samaria.

Former PM Naftali Bennett praised President Donald Trump’s role in securing hostage release but blasted Israel for the deal, calling it a heavy price and a grave failure.

Relatives of Raphael Lemkin, a lawyer who first coined and defined the term genocide, appealed to Pennsylvania authorities demanding that unauthorized use of his name to defame Israel be stopped.

Zohran declared, 'I think that our city should uphold the warrants that the International Criminal Court issues, whether for Benjamin Netanyahu or Valdimir Putin.'

YouTube will pay $24.5 million to resolve a lawsuit by US President Donald Trump over his 2021 account suspension, marking the final settlement with major tech firms.
