The Israeli Air Force is investigating last night's UAV launch to Tel Aviv, acknowledging it as a "bad event." Alerts were not activated, and the target was not intercepted, highlighting a serious lapse in the defense system.They emphasized their responsibility to defend the country's skies. Detection systems had identified the target during its flight, but the necessary alerts were not issued due to human error.

A widespread global malfunction in computer servers has significantly impacted hospitals and other healthcare services in Israel, the health ministry reported."Contrary to initial fears, this is not a cyberattack but a malfunction in one of the software programs leading to server and computer crashes," the health ministry clarified.The health ministry is collaborating with the global company responsible for the software to resolve the problem swiftly. "We are working with the company to address the malfunction as quickly as possible," the ministry stated.The Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD) also confirmed that there is no cyberattack on Israel. "This is a global software malfunction," the INCD clarified.

Al-Qaeda leader Amin ul Haq was arrested by Pakistan's counter-terrorism authority, the department said in a statement on Friday.

Two IDF soldiers on leave were lightly and moderately wounded by an explosive device near the settlement of Hermesh in the West Bank, Israeli media reported on Thursday.According to the reports, additional civilians sustained minor injuries. All the injured were evacuated to a hospital for medical treatment, and their families have been notified. Security forces quickly responded to the scene and are searching the area for suspects.

US President Joe Biden has begun to accept the idea that he may not be able to win the November 5 election and may have to drop out of the race, the New York Times reported on Thursday, citing several people close to the president.