The IAF targeted a terrorist who was approaching the security fence in northern Gaza overnight on Wednesday. “The IDF will not allow any harm to the security of Israeli civilians and will continue to operate against terrorists who are involved in acts of terror,” the IDF Spokespersons Unit said in a

In a post about Facebooks privacy changes, CTO Mike Schroepfer disclosed that 87 million users – not 50 million – may have had their private information improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica.

In the wake of decreased American support for Kurdish fighters, a Kurdish military leader told Reuters that his group may launch a joint operation with Iraqs army.

Almost 100 new movie theaters expected to open in 25 different Saudi cities by 2030

In a closed meeting with senior officials, Mossad director Yossi Cohen reportedly called the Iran nuclear deal a mistake that would enable Tehran to achieve its vision and develop an arsenal of nuclear weapons.

After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused a left-wing Israeli NGO of pressuring Rwanda to pull out of a deal to deport African asylum seekers, Rwandas foreign ministry responded that it was surprised by the assumption that an Israeli NGO would be able to impose pressure on the Rwandan

Israeli Culture Minister Miri Regev confirmed on Wednesday that Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández will attend Israels national independence ceremony this month. The president will light a torch together with a representative from Israels foreign ministry.

An Israeli Air Force soldier is being questioned after he prank-called an IDF operations room, saying he was being kidnapped. As a result, the military and police launched a largescale operation that involved the deployment of forces and a Shin-Bet investigation.