IDF, Shin Bet and Israel Border Police forces operated in Beit Surik and Biddu early this morning. The forces confiscated cash that most likely funded terrorism, searched for illegal weapons, destroyed the mourning tent for the terrorist and mapped the terrorists home for demolition.

Following the terror attack in Har Adar, the Israeli security establishment is concerned about copycat attacks and violent riots. Seven West Bank towns near Har Adar have been sealed off and their residents will not be able to leave even if they hold valid work permits for Israel or Israeli settleme

The majority of INTERPOL voted in favor of accepting the Palestinian Authority as a member state Wednesday. Over the past few weeks, Israel and the US had been working together in order to thwart the vote. The Palestinians will now be able to issue international arrest warrants for IDF officers and

Israels capital city is getting ready for the arrival of about 700,000 visitors over Yom Kippur and Sukkot. Some of the main roads will be closed to private vehicles, leaving the visitors no choice but to take public transportation to reach popular destinations like the Kotel.

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Two IDF soldiers were killed and four were injured when their vehicle fell into an eight-meter deep ditch on Tuesday evening during a military drill in northern Israel. The Israeli military is investigating the incident.

US President Donald Trump reportedly asked an American Jewish community leader whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is an obstacle to peace and received a surprising answer. Meanwhile, Netanyahu is against advancing settlement construction because he does not want to “annoy” Trump.

It was cleared for publication Wednesday that the two IDF soldiers who were killed when their vehicle overturned during a military drill last night were First Lieutenant Avshalom Armoni and Staff Sergeant Avinoam David Cohen. In the crash, four other IDF soldiers were injured.