The IDF and Shin Bet eliminated Samir Abu Younis, who replaced the brigade's previous commander following his elimination in September.
A northern Israel resident allegedly contacted Iranian intelligence operatives on his own initiative, offering to carry out espionage missions for ideological reasons and a desire for revenge.
The Wall Street Journal reports that US intelligence estimates Iran retains up to 2,500 missiles and is rebuilding its arsenal.
Defense Minister Israel Katz warns against including Islamist Arab parties in the next coalition, pointing to Egypt's decision to outlaw the Muslim Brotherhood and accusing the movement of plotting to overthrow President el-Sisi.
Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa says she will reverse the state's terrorist designation of CAIR, challenging a measure imposed by outgoing Governor Greg Abbott.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio attacks the International Criminal Court and warns against enforcing its rulings on Americans amid escalating US sanctions.
Sen. John Fetterman warns he could leave the Democratic Party if Chris Van Hollen becomes Senate Majority Leader, citing his hostility toward Israel.
Yishai Cohen asks the public to help lift his mother's debts of about NIS 1 million before the family loses its home.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the leader of the Yashar! party to join him for closed-door talks, without preconditions, to reach agreements on forming a unity government.
MK Ahmed Tibi displays alleged messages from Netanyahu associate Natan Eshel, claiming the Prime Minister sought to influence the Joint List after the elections.
Shlomo Kook questions how election results can cause a 'crisis of faith,' says Jewish faith has survived repeated persecution and needs no stamp of approval from any political bloc.
Middle East expert Dr. Edy Cohen, who warned before the election of Arab states' involvement, claims several of them ran a campaign encouraging a change of government that strengthened the Arab parties.
