An Israeli man from the city of Ashkelon who is suspected of working with Iran’s government has been accused of being involved in a plot to assassinate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, among other top Israeli officials.
Read More Israel’s Shin Bet Foils Iranian Assassination Plot, Arrests Israeli Man Allegedly Involved
A Houthi hypersonic ballistic missile hit central Israel on Sunday. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that the Yemen-based terror group will pay a “heavy price” for the attack.
Read More Houthi Airstrike Reaches Central Israel, Netanyahu Vows They Will Pay A ‘Heavy Price’
Gal Hirsch, an Israeli government official tasked with freeing the Gaza hostages, stated that if Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar were to direct the terrorist organization to let go of its control of the Gaza Strip and release the hostages, then the IDF would provide him with a safe passage out of the area.
Read More Israeli Officials Propose New Deal, Offering ‘Safe Passage’ To Hamas Leader In Exchange For Hostage Release
The Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas suggested on Monday that the six hostages recently found dead were deliberately executed because they were about to be rescued by Israeli forces, claiming that others could suffer the same fate as well if the IDF does not halt its efforts.
Read More Hamas Insinuates They Executed 6 Israeli Hostages, Remaining Could Be Killed If IDF Gets ‘Too Close’
Israel launched a large-scale military operation in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday, where military forces killed at least nine Palestinians and sealed off the vulnerable city of Jenin, according to Palestinian officials.
Read More Israel Begins Largest Military Operation In The West Bank In Almost 20 Years
For the “limited nature of Sunday’s attacks on Hezbollah,” Benjamin Netanyahu is facing some political blowback in his country, as other Israeli officials call for a more extensive offensive in Lebanon.
Read More Netanyahu Faces Further Pressure To Carry Out Additional Strikes On Hezbollah