EU officials warn a new review may find Israel violating human rights obligations amid Gaza war, potentially leading to downgraded trade ties and increased pressure from member states

Files reveal Qatari-linked payments routed through UK firms and intermediaries; key suspects Jonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein face renewed scrutiny over classified documents

Tehran secures thousands of tons of Chinese-made ammonium perchlorate for ballistic missiles, fueling up to 800 short-range missiles and potential transfers to Houthis; US sanctions Chinese firms, citing security risks

With the return of Judith Weinstein Haggai and Gadi Haggai, both of whom were murdered on Oct. 7, Itay Chen is now one of just two American citizens still held in Gaza; His father, Ruby Chen, hasn’t given up the fight to bring his son back home

Amid political crisis and Haredi threats to topple the government, IDF says its draft enforcement powers are not enough; 'This is the call of the hour and a real operational necessity,' IDF Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin says

Military opens Gaza’s Khan Younis combat zone to Ynet journalist, showcasing Operation Gideon’s Chariots’ strategic tunnel warfare, hostage recoveries and attrition tactics against Hamas