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Police cruiser collides with truck during a pursuit of a suspected stolen vehicle, two police officers lightly injured.

IDF eliminates Hamas Battalion Sniper Commander who participated in terror attacks against IDF troops.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth updates Defense Minister Israel Katz on US military operations in Iran; Katz reaffirms Israel's determination to maintain security zones after October 7 massacre.

The government approved the implementation of a proposal by Minister Smotrich to fund more than NIS 1B for access roads and security for dozens of new communities in Judea and Samaria.

Lebanese presidential sources express optimism following talks in Rome, describing the negotiations as positive; Lebanese President Joseph Aoun reiterates commitment to diplomacy and fulfilling commitments under agreement.

Sen. John Fetterman states he remains a Democrat but warned he would bolt if the party adopts an official anti-Israel platform.

CENTCOM concludes another wave of precision strikes on Iranian command sites, with attacks reportedly expanding northward to reach Semnan Province and areas surrounding Tehran.

Tehran summons Britain's top envoy to protest London's decision to blacklist the IRGC as a national security threat, vowing retaliatory measures.

B’nai Brith Canada has recorded 27 violent antisemitic incidents so far in 2026 - more than doubling 2025 totals - prompting calls for a federal task force.

Israel and Colombia agree to fully restore diplomatic relations, reinstate ambassadors, eliminate visa mandates, and plan for a new embassy in Jerusalem.

According to a Channel 13 News poll, Shas drops to seven seats while the Religious Zionist party surges to six.

President Trump is weighing escalatory military options against Iran - including strikes on a deep nuclear facility and island seizures - as diplomacy stalls, reports The Wall Street Journal.

CENTCOM disables unladen oil tanker headed for Iran with Hellfire missiles after it ignores warnings, enforcing its reinstated naval blockade.

Argentina scores two late goals in five minutes to defeat England 2-1 in a dramatic World Cup semifinal, booking a championship match against Spain.

US House of Representatives overwhelmingly rejects an amendment to strip $3.3 billion in foreign aid from Israel, exposing deep divides among House Democratic leadership.

JD Vance alleges Israeli government elements funded a campaign attacking him over Iran talks, while also claiming Jeffrey Epstein had Israeli intelligence ties.

Police and military investigators arrest an IDF soldier from Bat Yam after discovering grenades, IDF ammunition and a large weapons cache in his home.

IDF eliminated the three terrorists, who were carrying combat equipment within the Security Zone in southern Lebanon.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana leads plenum in moment of silence for pro-Israel US Sen. Lindsey Graham, who passed away suddenly this week.

US Treasury sanctions seven individuals and entities in alleged scheme using aviation, transport, financial, and travel channels to support IRGC weapons procurement.

Bnei Brak Municipality put up signs calling for the separation of men and women on Ezra and King Solomon streets. Activist Yaya Fink and former MK Michal Rozin petitioned the court.

The Jewish National Fund has completed the establishment of the Gush Katif Memorial Grove in Kisufim Forest, featuring an observation tower, walking trails, gathering areas, and heritage information signs.

Following intelligence information Hetz Yehuda forces recovered a luxury motorcycle in Halhul, stolen from the Gush Dan area. A suspect was arrested, and the bike was returned to its owner.

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry published an official list of 'hostile elements, of Israeli journalists alongside Iranian opposition activists, including Amit Segal, Yossi Melman, and Raz Zimmt.

In a joint operation by undercover Border Police officers in Judea and Samaria, directed by the Shin Bet, a wanted suspect allegedly involved in terrorist activity was arrested in Shechem.

MDA teams performed CPR on the girl at the scene before evacuating her to Hadassah Mount Scopus in critical condition, where she died of her injuries.

Ben Gvir responded to Mansour Abbas's claims regarding the scope of illegal construction demolitions in the Negev.

MK Zvi Sukkot calls for the closure of an Old City café operated by an association identified with Hamas, saying it serves as a center for incitement.

IDF eliminated Hussam Shafai, a Hamas terrorist who played an active role in the October 7 attack on Kibbutz Nirim and in the abduction of Col. Asaf Hamami, Staff Sgt. Tomer Achimas and Sgt. Kiril Brodski.

Supreme Court justice temporarily freezes implementation of newly-passed law halting the arrest of haredi draft evaders, orders State to justify.

New Yael Foundation data reveal Jewish education enrollment growing in 48 countries, despite global uncertainty and rising antisemitism.

A woman about 35 years old, in an advanced stage of pregnancy, was seriously injured in a traffic accident in Ashdod and later died of her injuries. Her fetus was delivered and is in serious condition.

In strike on northern Gaza, IDF eliminates two Hamas Nukhba commanders planning to carry out terror attacks.

US' CENTCOM announces new wave of strikes against Iran - this time in broad daylight.

Tzohar Rabbinical Organization criticizes Knesset approval of legislation reversing recent kashrut reforms, calling it a setback for the public.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir says Shin Bet chief David Zini credited drop in terror attacks to harsher prison conditions for security prisoners.

The restriction on U.S. military refueling aircraft landing at Ben Gurion Airport has been lifted following a sharp protest from the United States.

Duvdevan troops arrest two suspected bomb makers, alleged arms dealer, during an overnight operation in Binyamin; security forces launch manhunt after rock-throwing attack.

The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday to overturn the appointment of Yehuda Eliyahu as director of the Israel Land Authority, bringing his tenure in the position to an end.

Women of the Wall bring Torah scroll into Western Wall plaza, Western Wall Heritage Foundation demands group stop using plaza as protest site.
