Netanyahu doesn't rule out assassinating Khamenei
Israeli PM tells ABC News the claims the elimination of Iran's Supreme Leader would escalate the conflict are incorrect and the opposite would occur.
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In central Israel
Eight dead in Iranian missile barrage in central Israel
Eight people killed overnight in missile barrage from Iran: Two in a reinforced room in Petah Tikva, one in Bnei Brak, and three others in Haifa.
Amidst The War:
Amidst the War: Two Israelis arrested on suspicion of espionage for Iran
Israeli forces arrested two Israeli citizens on suspicion of carrying out missions for Iran in recent days that were intended to harm state security.
Members of the same family:
Members of the same family: Four women murdered in missile strike on Tamra
Five members of the same family were murdered when a missile hit a three story home in the town of Tamra.
Israel strikes top Houthi commander in Yemen
An Israeli strike in Yemen on Saturday night reportedly targeted a senior commander of the Houthi militia, believed to be Chief of Staff Mohammed al-Amari.
Special state of emergency
Israel launches preemptive strike on Iran, DM declares special state of emergency
Channels in Iran associated with the Revolutionary Guards report explosions in Tehran. Defense Minister Israel Katz immediately declares a special state of emergency throughout the entire territory of the State of Israel. Israeli airspace shut down.
Watch:
Watch: Jews dance and bow down on the Temple Mount
Jews were documented this morning dancing and bowing on the Temple Mount during a visit to the site.
IDF recovers bodies of two hostages
In a joint IDF and ISA operation, the bodies of hostage Yair Yaakov, and an additional hostage whose name has not yet been cleared for publication were recovered from the Khan Yunis area.
Heroism Despite Failures:
Heroism Despite Failures: IDF inquiry exposes gaps in Yachini's defense during massacre
The IDF's newly released inquiry into the October 7 massacre in Yachini reveals critical security failures, including unfortified defenses and unprepared local forces.
Iran recruits 13-year-old Israeli via Telegram for Iranian propaganda
A 13-year-old boy from Tel Aviv was arrested after allegedly being recruited by Iranian operatives through Telegram to carry out graffiti attacks and gather intelligence in exchange for money, including filming the Iron Dome.
JPPI:
JPPI study: Syrian media reduces hostility toward Israel under new regime
New JPPI research finds that under President al-Julani, Syrian state media has significantly reduced both the volume and intensity of its coverage of Israel, signaling a possible shift in regional posture.
U.S. Health Secretary dismisses entire federal vaccine advisory committee
Citing conflicts of interest among all members, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. vows to rebuild public confidence in the nation’s vaccine policy.
10/7 investigation:
IDF releases investigation findings of battle at Erez Kibbutz
Despite Hamas infiltration on 10/7, Kibbutz Erez remained in Israeli hands due to the bravery of local emergency squads and residents, found in report citing military shortcomings and decisive actions that prevented greater tragedy.
Ron Ben-Yishai:
Ron Ben-Yishai: 'This war is just and necessary'
Israel Prize winner and senior military correspondent argues that as long as Hamas and other Jihadist groups are active in Gaza, residents of southern Israel will not have security and will not be able to lead normal lives.
Colombian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay shot at campaign rally
Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay in critical condition after assassination attempt in Bogotá; attacker arrested
"journalist"
TV Host Yoav Limor Displays Anti-Ben Gvir Shirt Live On Air
TV host Yoav Limor revealed an anti-Ben Gvir shirt live on Channel 12, protesting police actions against such merchandise at the Jerusalem Pride Parade. He criticized the minister and warned of threats to Israeli democracy.
Hamas: Ready for Full Deal to End the War
Senior Hamas official says group is open to serious talks for a permanent ceasefire and hostage release, blames Israel for obstructing progress.
Tesla rebounds after crash
Once valued at $1.5 trillion as recently as January, Tesla now trades at a market capitalization of approximately $880 billion.
Regardless of negotiations
Minister Katz: 'I ordered the IDF to continue moving forward'
Defense Minister reaffirms Israel’s resolve to destroy Hamas, says military operations will proceed regardless of hostage talks.
IDF confirms:
IDF confirms: Top Hamas military chief Mohammed Sinwar eliminated in airstrike
IDF confirms May 13 elimination of Mohammed Sinwar, head of Hamas’ military wing and key architect of the October 7th massacre, in a precision strike on an underground command center in Khan Yunis. Two senior commanders were also killed.
In southern Gaza
Soldier severely injured by stray bullet in southern Gaza
A soldier in the 74th Armored Corps Battalion, 188th Brigade, severely injured in the southern Gaza Strip and evacuated to a hospital to receive medical treatment.
Shin Bet foils dozens of Iranian phishing attempts against senior officials
The Shin Bet and the National Cyber Directorate foiled 85 phishing attempts by Iranian actors who tried to obtain personal information from senior officials in Israel in various sectors.
Reserve officer severely wounded by sniper fire in Gaza
A reserve officer in the 924th Engineering Corps Battalion, 10th Brigade, was severely wounded by sniper fire during combat in the northern Gaza Strip.
Terrorists who murdered mother of 3 sentenced to life plus 50
Military Court hands life sentences plus 50 years to terrorists behind Beit Hagai attack; victims awarded NIS 3.4 million in compensation.
Three charged in ISIS plot to bomb Israeli forces
Three Arab residents of Arara have been charged with planning a terrorist attack in Israel with direction from ISIS.
Across Gaza:
IDF intensifies strikes, sustains operational pressure across Gaza
IDF forces, guided by intelligence, continue broad operations targeting terrorist sites; over 200 strikes in 48 hours hit weapons caches, sniper posts, tunnels, and key Hamas positions across Gaza.
In wake of ISA nomination
Zamir concludes MG Zini's military service in wake of ISA nomination
Zamir finalizes Zini’s retirement after being sidelined from nomination process; Prime Minister defends timing and legality of Shin Bet appointment amid Attorney General objections and wartime urgency.
Cleared for publication:
Cleared for publication: Staff Sergeant Danilo Mocanu fell in Gaza
Staff Sergeant Danilo Mocanu from Holon killed in building collapse during combat in southern Gaza. One other soldier lightly wounded. 858 soldiers have fallen since the start of the war.
IDF inquiry:
IDF inquiry: Sergeant Yosef Yehuda Chirak was killed by friendly fire
The preliminary investigation found that while SGT Chirak was working to inspect a tunnel shaft in northern Gaza, a force that was securing the area shot him.
IDF confirms:
Operation Gideon’s Chariots has begun
Both active duty and reservists have begun extensive ground operations throughout the northern and southern Gaza Strip as part of 'Gideon’s Chariots.'
60 years after execution:
60 years after execution: Mossad recovers Eli Cohen archive from Syria
The Mossad has recovered the official Syrian security forces archive on executed Israeli spy Eli Cohen, which includes documents, photos, and personal belongings.
Search for terrorist continues:
Five terrorists eliminated as IDF continues to search for mother's murderers
Israeli security forces continue to search for the terrorists who murdered pregnant mother Tze'ela Gez.
Chief of Staff vows justice after murder of Israeli mother near Bruchin
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visits scene of deadly shooting attack, promises IDF will continue reach the murderers and those who sent them. 'We will hold them accountable.'
Cleared for publication:
Cleared for publication: IDF soldiers Yishai Elyakim Urbach and Yam Frid fell in Gaza
Sergeant Yishai Elyakim Urbach and Staff Sergeant Yam Frid fell during combat in the southern Gaza Strip. Four other soldiers seriously wounded. A total of 856 soldiers have fallen since the start of the war.
‘We strike far, we strike sharp’
‘We strike far, we strike sharp’ | IAF Pilot goes behind the scenes in strikes on Yemen
In a rare interview with Arutz Sheva, IAF pilot Maj. A. shares the tension, risks, and precision behind the long-range strike on Houthi military targets in Yemen.
Former Justice Minister:
Former Justice Minister: 'Government sending aid to Gaza? Big mistake'
Following Cabinet disagreements over sending humanitarian aid to Gaza, former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked believes the aid will be a free gift to Hamas and will harm Israel.
IDF begins sending tens of thousands of emergency call-up orders
Tens of thousands of reservists expected to receive call-up orders for fifth time since war began; Diplomatic-Security Cabinet expected to approve expansion of fighting in Gaza.
Sergeant Niv Dayag, 19, killed in accident in the Golan Heights
Sergeant Niv Dayag, 19, killed in a car accident during operational activity in the Golan Heights; two other soldiers injured.
During operational activity
During operational activity: Reservist severely injured by explosive in Samaria
Reservist severely injured by an explosive during operational activity in the area of the village of Beita. IDF soldiers operating in the area to locate the terrorists.
ISA chief Ronen Bar announces resignation date
At memorial event for fallen ISA personnel, chief Ronen Bar says he will leave his post on June 15.
