The Pentagon confirmed to The Wall Street Journal that all U.S. bombers based at RAF Fairford have been redeployed to the U.S. The move follows the arrest of six suspects last week on suspicion of plotting an attack against the U.S.-run base
Abdullah Albadri, 34, attempted to breach the Israeli Embassy's perimeter in west London in April 2025 before being stopped by armed police. Prosecutors said he intended to attack the embassy in revenge for Israel's actions in Gaza
The Balad party leader's choice to withdraw rather than be officially barred by the Supreme Court is seen as a strategic win by some, while critics say it sets a dangerous precedent for future Arab politicians
The Omani co-pilot told UAE interrogators he sought work at an airline flying to Tel Aviv and had planned to crash an earlier flight to Israel before abandoning the attempt, sources said
The IDF said a vehicle accelerated toward troops and rammed a military vehicle near the Palestinian town of Bani Na'im; the Palestinian Red Crescent said soldiers prevented its teams from reaching the scene
An IDF probe found that all three suspects shot at by troops over the past day were unarmed and had approached Israeli military posts from deeper inside Syria
The controversial policy has exposed divisions within the Greens, with even anti-Zionist members questioning its implications for Jewish membership and whether an ideological victory could become an electoral liability
Israel ordered 400 JLTVs from the U.S. early in the Gaza war, but deploying them required special driver training and modifications for special units. Now the $2 billion follow-up order the Americans are expecting is in question
Heads of major religious Zionist education networks joined a right-wing political initiative despite a law barring political affiliation by state education streams. The networks receive hundreds of millions of shekels in public funding
Australian public broadcaster ABC reported that a probe is being conducted by a multi-agency effort to determine whether the pilot, Hamam al-Hammami, was radicalized while studying in the country between 2015 and 2017
After two politically charged matches, Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrímsson urged UEFA to keep the teams apart, citing strong Irish support for Palestine and saying he 'would not wish' another country to endure a similar two weeks against Israel
A party that champions Jewish-Arab equality and partnership cannot honor that commitment only when it carries no political cost. The vote to bar Sami Abu Shehadeh revealed what the Democrats' promises are worth when they become inconvenient
According to the indictment, the Bar Ilan University Math lecturer planned to lead 12 terror cells that would target Arab communities across Israel. He allegedly tried to extort far-right Knesset candidate Moshe Feiglin into joining his plan
Hebrew University President Tamir Sheafer explains how he plans to navigate the crises facing Israeli academia, from funding cuts and an international boycott to a growing exodus of researchers
With blaring music and Torah scrolls, mostly teenage Jewish revelers gathered Saturday night at the Nova massacre site near the Gaza border to celebrate Simhat Torah, despite opposition from October 7 families
Netanyahu's main election rival, Gadi Eisenkot, called for the Transportation Minister's resignation as opposition leaders compared the flydubai failures to October 7, demanding an investigation into the security lapses
The announcement comes after Houthi drones and ballistic missiles hit Saudi Arabia's Aramco facility on Saturday. The Yemeni president said the offensive would proceed until 'the country is liberated from the grip of the terrorist militia'
Avraham Cohen, the senior Transportation Ministry official responsible for screening foreign airline crews, also holds a separate paid job as an aviation security officer for Israeli airlines abroad