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Israel’s Mossad hacked traffic cameras in Tehran for years in order to build up an intelligence profile on the movements and patterns of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other senior regime leaders, The Financial Times reported. The intelligence agency gained access to the city’s traffic cameras, which are often used by the regime to spy on its own citizens, in order to track the movements of senior leaders and their bodyguards. The images from the cameras were encrypted and transmitted to Israel’s intelligence services, the report said, citing two sources familiar with the operation. Continue reading this article on allisraelnews.com

As the rate of Iran’s ballistic missile fire has decreased, the Israeli military assessed Thursday that Hezbollah’s attacks on Israel from Lebanon may increase and called for the evacuation of one of the terror group’s strongholds near Beirut. So far, the Iran-backed Lebanese terror group has launched dozens of rockets and drones at Israel, mainly at the north of the country, but also a handful of projectiles at the center. After attacks by the US and Israel on Iran, Hezbollah launched missiles and drones into Israel Monday for the first time in over a year, and Israel retaliated with strikes…

A new report reveals the expansion of US air defense capabilities in the Middle East, with satellite images from MizarVision confirming the arrival of 11 F-22 Raptors at the Ovda Air Force base. The deployment is part of a US effort to strengthen its forces in the region and provide new capabilities to Israel, especially following the June 2025 war with Iran. The move, carried out in cooperation with the Israeli Air Force, also includes the deployment of air defense batteries. Satellite images show the presence of F-22 stealth fighters, which are rarely stationed outside the US’ borders. Continue reading…

The IDF located and dismantled underground tunnel routes in the Beit Hanoun area of Gaza, the IDF announced in a press release on Thursday. The tunnels, about 5 km in total, transited east of the yellow line into Israeli-controlled territory. The tunnels were discovered as part of continuing engineering operations being conducted by the IDF Southern Command, which is using targeted drilling to locate and clear terror infrastructure in IDF-held areas of Gaza. Upon locating the tunnels, IDF soldiers from the Northern Brigade, working together with Yahalom Unit troops, demolished the underground network. Continue reading this article on jpost.com

After holding a working meeting Thursday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered statements to the media at Jerusalem’s King David Hotel. “This is an amazing visit with an amazing result,” Netanyahu said at the start of his remarks alongside Modi. “It was short but very productive and moving.” Netanyahu said the two leaders are working on “concrete plans,” adding: “The future belongs to innovators. Israel and India are based on innovation. We are proud of our past, but determined to seize the future and do it better together.” He noted that another meeting between the…

In a targeted operation in the Balata “refugee” camp in Shechem (Nablus), Israeli security forces arrested a wanted suspect suspected of Hamas-inspired terrorist activity. The arrest was carried out by Mista’arvim forces from the Judea and Samaria Border Police, Shin Bet operatives, and soldiers from the Samaria Brigade. The operation was based on precise Shin Bet and Samaria Division intelligence. The Mista’arvim forces arrived at the suspect’s home while undercover and broke into the house complex. During the arrest, a tactical canine was used to assist the forces in subduing the suspect. No Israeli forces were hurt in the operation.…

Several Palestinian terrorists emerged from a tunnel in Beit Hanoun, in northern Gaza, and tried to cross the Yellow Line to reach Hamas-controlled territory on Saturday, i24NEWS understands. A few of the terrorists were eliminated. The IDF released a video showing the identification of the gunmen. The military spokesperson said the incident represented a “blatant violation” of the ceasefire deal. Continue reading this article on i24news.tv

Late on Wednesday night, the IDF struck against Hezbollah terror infrastructure sites across several areas in southern Lebanon. Among the targets struck were weapons storage facilities, missile launchers, and military sites utilized by the Hezbollah terror organization to advance terror attacks against the IDF and the State of Israel. “The presence of these infrastructure sites constitutes a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon,” an IDF spokesperson stressed. “The IDF will continue to operate to remove any threat against the State of Israel.” Continue reading this article on israelnationalnews.com

Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara announced on Monday that a military tribunal led by Military Advocate General Itay Offir will prosecute more than 300 Hamas Nukhba terrorists who took part in the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre that killed 1,200 Israelis. “All relevant authorities will continue to cooperate in handling the case and act to bring the terrorists to justice,” Baharav-Miara stated after meeting Offir and State Attorney Amit Aisman. Charges against the terrorists could include genocide, harming Israel’s territorial sovereignty, initiating war and terrorist offenses, amid debates concerning the potential of imposing the death penalty. Continue reading this article on…

Israel was the most attacked country in the world by geopolitically motivated hackers and malicious actors in 2025, as the country’s multifront wars with the Hamas terror group and Iran and its proxies spurred a spike in cyberattacks, according to the annual global cyber threat analysis report published Thursday by Israeli cybersecurity firm Radware. With 12.2 percent of all global geopolitically motivated cyberattacks directed at the country over the past year, Israel is at the top of the 2025 list, followed by the United States with 9.4%, and Ukraine with 8.9%, according to Radware’s report. This means that almost one…