Israel news feed for Friday, March 13, 2026

• Trump: 'U.S. executed one of the most powerful bombing raids in the History of the Middle East'
• Court says suspicions 'negligible,' Palestinian flag graffiti suspect released to house arrest after televised raid
• U.S. offers $10 million for information on key Iranian leaders
• Dozens evacuated after Iranian missile hit sets building on fire in central Israel
• After easing wartime restrictions on Knesset discussions, Netanyahu coalition resumes judicial overhaul efforts
• Iran says it coordinated joint Hezbollah missile barrage on Israel; no casualties reported
• Divorced restaurateur who lost family in Israeli strikes: the suspect behind the Detroit synagogue attack
• Democratic senators urge Trump to fire Hegseth over mass civilian casualties in U.S. strikes on Iran
• For Israel, a partial Middle East settlement sure beats a forever war
• Amid Murtuzov grew up in Azerbaijan near Iran. An Iranian missile ended his life in Israel
• WATCH: Israeli settlers and ultra-Orthodox reservists force West Bank shepherds to flee
• Rotterdam synagogue targeted in arson as attacks on Jews rise amid Iran war
• Can the Western Wall, Al-Aqsa and Church of the Holy Sepulchre stay safe?
• Who will benefit from the Iran war? Israel stands a chance
• IDF fire kills 773 in Lebanon since war began, health officials say; Two wounded in northern Israel
• Concrete abstracts: Meet the Israeli woman using AI to reinvent the real estate industry
• Your Investments: The smart way to handle an inheritance portfolio
• Your Taxes: How Israelis can claim fast-track missile damage compensation
• Concrete abstracts: Meet the Israeli woman using AI to reinvent the real estate industry
• Your Investments: The smart way to handle an inheritance portfolio
• Your Taxes: How Israelis can claim fast-track missile damage compensation
• All six Americans aboard military refueling aircraft killed in Iraq crash, CENTCOM says
• IDF officials won't say if Iran's uranium will be removed before war ends
• Epic anticlimax: why Israelis aren't giving Netanyahu an Iran bump in the polls
• Oslo Accords mediators probed over Epstein ties threaten Norway's diplomatic legacy
• Germany's Merz declares commitment to Israel after pro-Palestinian heckles him at political rally
• Netanyahu's Likud party makes no gains amid Iran war, poll finds
• Who are Ashab Al Yamim? New Shi’ite terror group claims synagogue attacks across Europe - exclusive
• Michigan synagogue shooter was Lebanese immigrant whose family was killed in IDF airstrike - report
• Dozens wounded, one moderately, in Iranian missile strike in northern Israel
• Don't fall for the regime change talk. Israel is 'mowing the lawn' in Iran
• Michigan synagogue's security preparations may have saved lives after gunman's attack
• Political standoff causing DHS shutdown delays security grants for synagogues
• With Iran undefeated and protesters cowed, Israel forced to lower expectations
• Netanyahu's villainous government keeps putting its own survival before that of Israeli citizens
• 'When the sirens go off I don't move from my chair; I believe in God'
• Calls mount for more security at U.S. Jewish institutions after Michigan synagogue attack
• Iranian missile barrage hits several towns in central Israel; No injuries reported
• 'I arrived in Israel a day before the war. The Iranians and I fell for the same misconception'