Senior officers say Jewish extremist violence is diverting an overstretched IDF as illegal outpost evacuations fuel clashes and fears of renewed Palestinian terrorism

Yanis Yushvaev, a major police target with alleged organized-crime ties, was shot dead in broad daylight as officers launch a helicopter-backed manhunt for the suspects

Haftar’s militias are accused of abusing and extorting migrants, yet the EU is funding, training and equipping his forces to curb migration, Der Spiegel reports, citing fears of retaliation

Less than a month after al-Sharaa spoke of a path to peace, Israel resumed strikes in Syria as tensions with Turkey deepened; Netanyahu warned Ankara, Turkey accused him of stoking war and the US cautioned against a direct clash

Iran-linked hackers shut a small British power plant for four days in what is believed to be the first attack of its kind, The Telegraph reports; officials say the breach did not threaten the wider UK power grid but exposed a growing cyber threat

Democrats chairman rules out a coalition with Likud or Haredi parties, says Arab party could help form next government and predicts Eisenkot is most likely next prime minister, with his party holding decisive role in choosing winner