Deputy of an Oct. 7 architect who has ties to Iran and took over after Sinwar's assassination, the former head of the political bureau who survived an Israeli assassination attempt, the "economic brain" of Hamas, the head of the Shura Council and the only senior official who "made Sinwar sweat": The senior officials who may have been eliminated in Operation Summit of Fire

The United Arab Emirates is a popular tourist destination among Israelis, but before you fly keep in mind that the legal system there can be particularly brutal.

'May your souls rest in peace,' locals wrote on a sign at the bus stop at Ramot Junction, where six Israelis were murdered in Jerusalem terror attack; Routine is returning to the area, and residents returned to the station: 'We won’t stop because of anyone. There are risks, but we keep going' 

Sgt. Ori Locker died fighting Hamas on Oct. 7 after holding off dozens of terrorists until his ammunition ran out; His twin brother Tamir and father Eyal, despite their grief, now volunteer side by side in IDF reserve duty

Michael Oren proposes shift from military aid to joint security cooperation, regional Palestinian solution; says there where 'missed chances' during first term, despite achievements like recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Police raided an abandoned kindergarten in Be'er Ya'akov, seizing roughly 1,000 cannabis plants and cultivation equipment; two suspects were arrested in connection with the lab

IDF warns that September is a boiling point between Israel and the Palestinians, as it cracks down on illegal residents and operates in villages in the West Bank; IDF also preparing for retaliatory attacks by Jewish extremists

From Yemen to Gaza and Jerusalem, Israel faced a deadly day: six civilians killed in Jerusalem attack, four soldiers died in Gaza and three Houthi drones downed — as preparations peak for looming ground offensive in Gaza