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Force 100 Arrests: Prosecution requests extended restrictions on suspects
The military court at Beit Lid will discuss extending restrictions imposed on members of Force 100 suspected of abusing security prisoners.
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The military court at Beit Lid will discuss extending restrictions imposed on members of Force 100 suspected of abusing security prisoners.

During operation to thwart terror in northern Samaria, security forces demolish the Qalqiliya home of terrorist Jamal Abu Haniyeh, who participated in the murder of Amnon Mukhtar.

Islamic Jihad publishes footage of hostages Arbel Yehud and Gadi Mozes, who have been handed over to Hamas and are expected to be released soon. Agam Berger, held by Hamas, to be released from Jabaliya.

Covert Israeli forces broke into a house and stopped an imminent attack from the PA town of Aqabat Jaber.

The nonprofit Israel Democracy Guard has sued for the full details of the deal with Hamas to be made available to the public.

One year after the family of hostage Gadi Mozes received a sign of life from him, the family has allowed it to be publicized, in light of his imminent release.

FAA says passenger aircraft crashed into the Potomac River outside of Washington, DC, after colliding midair with a Sikorsky H-60 helicopter.

Following B’nai Brith Canada’s advocacy, University of Toronto cancels room booking for an event featuring terrorist who served time in prison in Israel for plotting to bomb a Jerusalem bus during the Second Intifada.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth holds introductory call with Defense Minister Israel Katz, reaffirms the unbreakable bond between the United States and Israel.

Senate votes 56-42 to confirm Jewish former Congressman Lee Zeldin as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Trump signs Executive Order to combat antisemitism, with a focus on combatting the surge of antisemitism on US campuses since October 7, 2023. Order calls for immediate action to quell pro-Hamas vandalism and intimidation, and investigate and punish anti-Jewish racism in colleges and universities.

Despite threats of elections if draft law is not passed within two months, Deputy Minister Uri Maklev says the government has overcome many challenges and will remain stable.

Steve Witkoff and Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer visit the Netzarim Corridor dividing north and south Gaza together.

Despite recent protests and threats from haredi parties to the rest of the coalition, the IDF is planning to double the amount of draft notices sent to haredim in the near future.

In exchange for the 3 hostages who will be returned tomorrow, dozens of terrorists serving life sentences for murder will be set free from Israeli prisons. Among the released terrorists will be Zakaria Zubeidi.

Dr. Yechiel Leiter, Israel's new Ambassador to the USA, tweeted a video from his new office about the special connection between Israel and America.

In several areas throughout the Gaza Strip, IDF troops fired warning shots toward suspects who approached and posed a threat to them.

Democratic Congressman reacts to the executive order President Trump is expected to sign today deporting foreign residents who commit crimes during antisemitic, pro-Hamas protests. 'A visa is not a right but a privilege.'

The Israel Dog Unit held an exercise today simulating finding victims or attackers trapped under the rubble of a building collapsed by rocket fire or terrorist attack.

IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi conducted a situational assessment and a tour of the Netzarim Corridor in the Gaza Strip, tells soldiers, 'This heightened readiness over the past 24 hours has led to a very, very significant improvement—both in another upcoming hostage release and in expediting the return of Arbel Yehud, where they tried to pull a trick on us.'

Bill repealing old Jordanian law that prevents Jews from purchasing land in Judea and Samaria passes its preliminary reading in the Knesset.

New York Post reports President Trump will sign an executive order today on the combatting of antisemitism, including the deportation of noncitizens who break the law during anti-Israel protests.

Defense Minister Israel Katz declares today that the operation would soon expand to other PA cities, and that the IDF would station permanent forces to prevent terrorism returning.

Initial investigations indicate that the grenade was hurled during the night, as part of a criminal dispute.

Civil Administration forces destroy four illegal buildings on the outskirts of Funduq, Arab villa near Rosh Ha'ayin built on firing zone.

Barel Lev Sorotzkin, age 9, was critically injured when the motorcycle he was riding overturned. He died in hospital four days later.

Judea and Samaria Council leaders visit Nir Oz to gain a deeper understanding of what occurred in the kibbutz during the October 7th massacre, learn about their current rehabilitation process.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich tells haredi parties he won't compromise on Draft Law, says he has no problem 'passing the budget and dissolving the Knesset.'

The Bnei Brak apartment was sealed off yesterday by police order after eleven illegal residents were caught there.

UAV strike shuts off electricity in Uman, Ukraine, and its environs, as hundreds of Breslov hasidim arrive at Rebbe Nachman's gravesite.

'They didn't succeed in extinguishing the fires because the fire department was handed over to women; they are only busy with LGBT matters and not with putting out fires,' Rabbi Tzvi Tau says.

Eli Assus, brother-in-law of Yaakov Avitan, the contractor who was accidentally shot by friendly fire in Gaza, speaks about the tragic incident and details he received from the IDF.

ISA, IDF, and police arrest 12 people who participated in a rally showing support for a released terrorist while waving Hamas flags.

Lebanese media reports that the army has taken control of a huge tunnel complex which Hezbollah announced during the war, 'is big enough for trucks to pass through.'

Haredi party leaders slam Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, warn that if he brings down the Draft Law, the government will fall.

Political sources believe US administration will give Israel enticing security and political offer, to encourage it not to return to fighting in Gaza.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits a nuclear material production facility and a nuclear weapons institute, calls for an expansion of the country's nuclear capabilities.

Thirdeye Systems, an Israeli supplier of military technology, announces sale of 30% stake to the UAE's state-owned defense conglomerate EDGE for $10 million.

PA cabinet leader Mohammad Mustafa meets Ahmed Al-Sharaa during a visit to Damascus, the first by a high-level PA delegation to Syria in nearly two decades.

A stampede at the Kumbh Mela, the world's largest religious gathering, claims at least 15 lives and leaves many others injured.
