Anthropic AI model passes itself as human in 'supply chain attack' against GitHub during exercise
During an exercise, the Mythos 5 AI model from Anthropic attempted to pass itself off as a human in order to upload malicious code to GitHub.
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Israeli forces launch raid on Hebron after West Bank shooting attack
After two Palestinian assailants killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded several others, PM Netanyahu vowed to search Hebron 'house by house' • Palestinian residents can leave through 'designated exit points' after being screened, the IDF said
Last polls before Israel's election put Eisenkot ahead of Netanyahu as both lack majority
With four days until Election Day, all three final TV polls showed Gadi Eisenkot's bloc ahead, with 52-56 seats out of the Knesset's 120, and projected 50 seats for Netanyahu's bloc. The Arab-majority parties received 14-16 seats in the final polls
Netanyahu warns Israel could face banking sanctions, prepares alternative financial system
Netanyahu says Israel is preparing alternatives to banking sanctions, including blockchain, and warns that US military aid cannot be taken for granted.
Netanyahu warns Israel could face banking sanctions, prepares alternative financial system
Netanyahu says Israel is preparing alternatives to banking sanctions, including blockchain, and warns that US military aid cannot be taken for granted.
Instead of averting sanctions, Netanyahu offers Israelis an Iran-style blockchain economy
Instead of drawing up damage control against possible sanctions on Israeli banks, the prime minister offers himself as another solution to a problem he created, which will only deepen Israel's isolation, spook investors and hasten capital flight
Shin Bet says it shut down foreign election-interfering accounts, though others remain active
Several accounts suspected of foreign links are still active, including an anti-government page possibly run from the UAE. A watchdog flagged an AI-generated video of murdered hostage Shiri Bibas endorsing the center-left Democrats party
Woman stabbed to death in northern Israel as annual death toll reaches 220
According to Haaretz's tally, violent crime has resulted in the deaths of 220 people in Israel since the beginning of 2026, including 22 women
Two Iranians to stand trial over alleged plot to attack Jews in the U.K. on Yom Kippur
The two men allegedly prepared a homemade bomb to attack a Jewish community in northern England at the behest of a figure believed to be based in Iran. The lawyers for the two men told the court that both intended to plead not guilty
Netanyahu says Israel must prepare for banking sanctions, floats crypto as a possible bypass
The prime minister also told Israelis to 'prepare yourselves' for U.S. aid to end, saying that 'the United States has changed. It's over, and it will come to an end. It's only a matter of time'
A dire plea for normalcy to the Netanyahu bloc's supporters
Tribe, home, tradition – these things are impossible to change. But we can all strive for someone exuding strength, caring, truth and integrity
Election panel orders Likud to pull signs of Eisenkot bloc party leaders with Arab MKs
Election committee chair Justice Noam Sohlberg ruled the Likud billboards misleading, as they identify as Likud advertisements in Arabic text while hung in areas where most residents do not read Arabic
Smotrich enlists army-linked yeshivas for election campaign, raising legal concerns
The far-right Religious Zionism party leader visited at least six hesder yeshivas, whose students combine religious study with military service. Experts believe that using publicly funded educational institutes and soldiers for campaigning is illegal
Locked doors, higher dues: The cost of keeping New York's synagogues safe
To pay for protection, congregations are raising fees, borrowing money and sacrificing programming – while state grants leave key staffing cuts uncovered
How did a key religious party lose its faithful in one of its most loyal strongholds?
Shas, the ultra-Orthodox Sephardic party, has long been a favorite among voters in the western Negev town of Netivot and a powerful force in successive Netanyahu governments. With its status now under serious threat, who stands to benefit?
One killed, four wounded in 'terrorist' shooting near Paris, authorities say
French law enforcement is investigating the deadly shooting in Trappes as a possible terrorist attack, with the French interior minister saying it was 'clearly a terrorist crime.' Trappes's mayor said the gunman intended to commit 'a massacre'
Utah man indicted for allegedly plotting to 'blow up' Salt Lake City synagogue
According to a U.S. Department of Justice press release, Skyler Rose, 22, wrote on social media, 'I wanna blow up a synagogue.' Six bombs and two rifles with ammunition were found in his home, according to the press release
Seven killed, 34 wounded in attack at funeral in Jordan's Karak, officials say
Unidentified gunmen opened fire inside a church during a funeral in Jordan's Karak governorate, state television reported on Friday, saying the suspects were still under pursuit
Netanyahu threatens to clear West Bank shooters' neighborhood as IDF demolishes nearby homes
Netanyahu promised a major IDF operation in the West Bank, 'of a scale not seen since the Six-Day War.' He added that 'The IDF is ready to carry it out. We will determine the timing, but it is coming'
Settlement security coordinator indicted for shooting at Palestinian woman, concealing evidence
Pinchas Shem Tov Ran, a resident of the Itamar settlement, shot at a vehicle near the West Bank village of Aqraba despite being warned by the military not to operate beyond his area of responsibility and to comply with open-fire regulations