Maj. Gen. (res.) Nitzan Alon says Israeli society remains strong but needs a more realistic approach; he also criticizes failures before Oct. 7 and warns of erosion in military values

Spain's housing crisis is fueling political turmoil after parliament rejected emergency measures amid mass protests, raising speculation that PM Pedro Sánchez, already facing corruption scandals and a migrant crisis, could call a snap election

Netanyahu says Israeli intelligence warned Britain of an alleged Iran-backed attack on RAF Fairford, saving lives; He accused the Labour government of 'mind-blowing hypocrisy' and appeasing Islamists while targeting Israel

Investigators are examining whether the Omani pilot had previously flown to Israel, contradicting initial Israeli denials; The probe comes amid revelations that Oman Air had grounded him over jihadist radicalization

Passengers tell New York Post crew confronted them after they subdued Omani co-pilot who tried to crash Tel Aviv-bound jet, prompting fears others were involved; no crew members accused in plot

Eran Peleg, 75, dies in crash near Kafr Qara after aircraft takes off from Megiddo; injured pilot hospitalized as investigators probe malfunction that preceded crash

Former hostage shares photos recovered by IDF showing her wounded at Gaza’s Shifa Hospital after Oct. 7 abduction, recalling a blood-soaked room, armed captors and untreated gunshot wounds

Jerusalem District commander Avshalom Peled explains how it feels to be the one who is supposed to keep the most explosive area in the world from igniting and why, even when the city is relatively quiet, he is really uneasy