
PM Netanyahu at the Air Force Command Center during the Attack on Houthi Terrorist Targets in Yemen
Netanyahu at the Air Force Command Center during the Attack on Houthi Terrorist Targets in Yemen

Netanyahu at the Air Force Command Center during the Attack on Houthi Terrorist Targets in Yemen

Two Palestinians from eastern Jerusalem suspected of deliberately lighting a fire in the Ben Shemen forest near Modiin were brought to the Rishon LeZion Magistrates Court on Sunday and remanded in custody. Police said the two were arrested on Saturday.

Several major international airlines canceled flights to Tel Aviv on Sunday after a ballistic missile fired from Yemen struck within Ben Gurion International Airport’s grounds — the first time a missile has landed inside the airport complex.

The Israeli military’s “Iron Fist” Brigade continued its operational activity in Rafah, where its soldiers located weapons caches 80 meters from a former school and 100 meters from a former hospital, the Israel Defense Forces said on Sunday.

Two soldiers were killed and two others wounded in an explosion in southern Gaza’s Rafah as Israel prepares to significantly expand its ground offensive, the Israel Defense Forces said on Sunday. The deaths come amid tens of thousands of new call-up orders issued to reservists over the weekend.

A Houthi missile landed in a grove near a Ben-Gurion International Airport access road on Sunday morning, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed on Sunday morning. The attack marked the first time a missile has landed inside the airport complex.

Israeli police have arrested a 19-year-old resident of Issawiya in East Jerusalem on suspicion of inciting terrorism and involvement in arson. The suspect was detained following his online posts calling for violence and the destruction of Israel. The posts, which were shared on social media, included inflammatory rhetoric, urging for fires to spread and for the destruction of Israeli territories.

Amid deadly Sunni-Druze clashes near Damascus, the Israeli Defense Forces struck Syria in a warning to the extremist Islamic groups there, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Wednesday. But one Israeli Druze official told The Press Service of Israel that airstrikes would not be enough.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is continuing to hold updates and assessments on the fire with National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and all of the security and rescue services.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ignited controversy during a Tuesday meeting with torchbearers ahead of Israel’s Independence Day, when he stated that “up to 24” hostages taken by Hamas in Gaza are still alive. The moment became more fraught when a video released by the Prime Minister’s Office picked up on his wife, Sara, whispering “less” under her breath.