Gaza: IDF forces eliminate terrorists, destroy rocket launchers
IDF's 401st Brigade acting to expand buffer zone in northern Gaza, eliminating terrorists and destroying terror infrastructure.
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IDF's 401st Brigade acting to expand buffer zone in northern Gaza, eliminating terrorists and destroying terror infrastructure.

Major General Avi Bluth, commanding officer of the IDF's Central Command, holds briefing with Central Command officers to discuss recent events in Judea, Samaria.

New poll examines what the political map might look like if both Naftali Bennett and Yoaz Hendel founded new parties.

Qatar Gate suspects Eli Feldstein and Yonatan Urich released to house arrest for 18 days, despite police request to keep them in custody.

New poll shows Likud party continuing to gain in polls, as Benny Gantz's National Unity drops to third-largest in the Knesset.

Investigation into October 7 massacre at Kibbutz Nirim shows security forces failed to protect residents, 150 terrorists infiltrated the kibbutz in three separate waves.

IDF lookout Karina Ariev, kidnapped during the October 7 massacre and released earlier this year in a deal with Hamas, kicks off the 14th International Jerusalem 'Winner' Marathon alongside the city's Mayor Moshe Lion.

IDF forces begin operating in Shejaiya in northern Gaza, aiming to expand the security zone and allow residents of Nahal Oz to return home safely.

New JPPI poll shows 51% of Israelis believe Supreme Court should not interfere in dismissal of ISA chief Ronen Bar.

World Jewish Congress condemns UNHRC for its anti-Israel bias, criticizing recent resolutions and the expected renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate.

Iran has pulled its military personnel from Yemen amid escalating US airstrikes against the Houthi rebels. Senior Iranian official cites concerns over potential direct conflict with the US as the main reason.

Police in Aurora, Colorado searching for a suspect who vandalized the Ohr Avner Synagogue by throwing rocks and shattering windows. The Jewish community, previously targeted by antisemitic incidents, remains committed to staying despite threats.

After 498 days of captivity in Gaza, Alexander "Sasha" Troufanov visits the US, beginning his journey at Chabad World Headquarters in Brooklyn, praying at the Rebbe’s Ohel and reflecting on his captivity.

Rabbi David Katz, Rabbi Dr. Joseph Frager, and Jonathan Burkan of the Israel Heritage Foundation meet New York Mayor Eric Adams, presenting him with Shemurah Matzah. Mayor Adams, in turn, promises enhanced police presence for a safe Passover.

MK Gilad Kariv summoned for questioning under caution next week on suspicion of leaking classified protocols from the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.

The Pentagon’s Office of the Inspector General investigates the US Defense Secretary over Trump Administration group chat in which details of American attacks on the Houthis were accidentally shared with the Atlantic editor in chief.

The Qatari regime's first official comment regarding the "Qatar-Gate" affair focuses on denying claims that it paid to spread messages undermining Egypt, but it did not mention Prime Minister Netanyahu's aides.

During the emotional meeting, one of the students at ALEH’s special education school approached Tzvika Mor and handed him a gift to give his son Eitan when he returns from Hamas captivity.

The IDF struck Hamas terrorists in a command and control center that also served as a central meeting point for the Hamas terrorist organization in the area of Jabalyia.

IDF and Israel Police forces located 15 sacks that had been hurled toward the border fence with Jordan, containing approximately 150 kilograms of drugs.

The IDF inquiry into the massacre at the Supernova Festival reveals severe failures: The military was unaware of what was occurring in real time. Misinformation left the area abandoned.

A difficult-to-view video record of the moment IDF soldier Matan Angrest was kidnapped from a tank released to the public, 545 days after October 7th.

Brigadier General Effie Defrin says in briefing, 'Since the resumption of operations in the Gaza Strip, we have struck more than 600 terrorist targets across the Gaza Strip and eliminated more than 250 terrorists.'

Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) National President Morton A. Klein criticized the lack of bipartisan support for the nomination of former Arkansas Mike Huckabee as US Ambassador to Israel after his nomination was advanced in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on a party-line vote.

Supreme Court justices criticize Tel Aviv municipality for its opposition to the traditional gender-segregated prayers in public places in its opposition to the prayers of the Rosh Yehudi organization.

Nicaragua informed the Court that it had decided to withdraw its participation in South Africa's case that accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza.

The commander of the unit where 1 of the reservists who were arrested with the security coordinator of Malachei HaShalom, calls the reservist an 'outstanding soldier.'

For 25 years, Meir Panim has been a crucial part of Israel’s safety net, catering to those facing food insecurity and poverty. Since the October 7th massacre, the organization has rapidly expanded its mission to meet the evolving needs of the public.

The initiative, set to be completed in the coming weeks, aims to enhance emergency response capabilities and save more lives in the event of cardiac emergencies during train journeys.

Minister Barkat called for legislation that classifies Qatar as a terror-supporting state and said it should be considered a 'bitter enemy.'

Students state they will not move until Columbia U. reveals who provided the name of CUAD leader Mahmoud Khalil to ICE, demand Khalil's release.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told his Israeli counterpart about his country's decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court. Netanyahu replied: 'You've just taken a bold and principled position.'

Hate crimes against Jews 'jump off the page' and account for 62% of all hate crimes in NYC, says the commanding officer of the NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force.

Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa'ar met with French Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot and discussed Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, and the hostages in Gaza.

Family of kidnapped IDF soldier Matan Angrest says they will publish footage of his kidnapping. 'We have no choice, we need to prove that he is in danger of his life.'

After his release from house arrest, associates of the Jerusalem Post editor rejected the allegations against him and insisted he acted according to law.

IDF forces respond to explosive-hurling terrorists in in Silat al-Harithiya, eliminating one and injuring two. No IDF injuries reported.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and wife Sara arrive in Hungary on official visit, are greeted by honor guard and Israel's national anthem 'Hatikva' at official ceremony.

ISA, police, arrest 17 after dozens of rioters hurl rocks towards police officers, set squad car aflame near Kokhav Hashahar.

Attorney General says investigation of journalist Zvika Klein moved from open testimony to interrogation under caution mid-session.
