Alert follows Houthi missile attack on Riyadh as Iran sets conditions for talks, threatens Hormuz closure and warns it is ready for ‘decisive war’

Reporters from the three outlets had credentials confiscated and were forced to broadcast from outside the White House, as the organizations threatened legal action and press groups warned of a broader threat to First Amendment rights

Wounded three times and bereaved in Gaza, retired IDF Brig. Gen. Amal Asad says he would have traded his brother’s killer for hostages, calls former subordinate Nir Barkat ‘a doormat’ and recalls Sara Netanyahu rejecting his Lebanon exit plan

More than 102,000 immigrants from Russia and Ukraine since the 2022 invasion are eligible to vote in the October 27 election; several tell ynet that democratic institutions, minority rights, regional investment and immigrant integration are shaping their priorities

Trevor Asserson, who authored study accusing the broadcaster of anti-Israel bias, tells ynet Global that years of negative coverage damaged Israel’s standing, and says the focus must now shift to limiting the impact of new British measures

Hundreds of detainees, a $3B sting and Erdogan's attacks on "'Zionist massacre network': Exposure of the crypto fraud network made waves in Turkish media, and with the announcement of the arrest of 'Israelis' in Ankara, they saw an opportunity 

Analysis: Demand for pre-military academies has jumped about 50% since October 7, with thousands of Israeli teens volunteering, training and seeking meaningful IDF service as they responds to war with a growing sense of responsibility