A planned vote to renew the UNDOF mandate for another six months was pulled from the UN Security Council agenda after China unexpectedly sought changes to the text that the US opposes

Iranian hackers urged followers to choose which Israeli politician they want targeted with new data ahead of Hanukkah, warning that 'the day of reckoning awaits the killers of children'

Iran executed 27-year-old Aghil Keshavarz after convicting him of spying for Israel, saying he was caught photographing an army division headquarters; officials said a coded notebook was found in his hotel room and Israel-linked messages on his phone

At emotional gathering in Meitar, the mother of Ran Gvili calls for public support to bring her son’s body home; fellow bereaved families say the October 7 tragedy must become a turning point for Israeli society

Friends and family say Gefen was wounded in Sydney after running toward the attacker instead of fleeing; identified as the 'man in the red shirt,' he charged the danger alongside Ahmed al-Ahmed, was shot and is now hospitalized after complex surgeries, drawing widespread support and donations

After months of pressure, Trump administration releases fresh trove of Epstein documents, partially and in breach of law; key names and testimonies redacted, no smoking gun found and a 30-year-old complaint highlights systemic failure; conspiracy theories abound

Maj. Gen. (res.) Yaakov 'Kobi' Barak, who also led the IDF’s logistics directorate, hailed as model officer and patriot; tributes pour in from military and community leaders, paying homage to his rich legacy