IDF plans AI revolution
IDF Chief Eyal Zamir outlines plans to integrate AI, robotics and unmanned systems into military operations, calling for a revolution in modern warfare.
IDF Chief Eyal Zamir outlines plans to integrate AI, robotics and unmanned systems into military operations, calling for a revolution in modern warfare.


Former PM Ehud Barak says the IDF cannot absorb all haredim and proposes national service for those who do not enlist, amid coalition negotiations.

Israel's National Cyber Directorate urges supermarket chains, food companies, and logistics centers to take immediate precautions after hackers in Europe remotely manipulated refrigeration systems, causing food spoilage, equipment damage, and fires.

Evacuation of the "Ura Yisrael" hilltop outpost near Ariel: A Civil Administration bulldozer struck a residential building while several teenagers were sitting on its roof, causing them to fall.

Senior Religious Zionist rabbis have issued a public statement following the Knesset elections, expressing firm opposition to the formation of a government that does not have the backing of a Jewish majority.

Starting November 14, direct trains will connect Hadera, Netanya and Beit Yehoshua to Jerusalem and Ben Gurion Airport, alongside major route changes.

In an urgent petition to the High Court of Justice, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir alleges that Police Commissioner Danny Levy ordered officers to use increased force against haredi protesters even before the demonstrations began.

President Herzog thanks Boy George for standing with Israel as the singer reflects on the personal cost of his support and meets former hostage Elkana Bohbot.

He was pulled out of Gaza to say goodbye. Half an hour later, his wife was gone. Now, after 900+ days of reserve duty, Shimon Aviksar is raising three children alone and can no longer cover their basic needs.








































































Netanyahu calls for a broad patriotic government with his current allies and additional parties, while rejecting reliance on Ra'am and its partners.

Avigdor Liberman alleges that the Palestinian Authority funded the Joint List and influenced Arab parties during Israel's elections, rejecting cooperation with them.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman declares that he will not join any government with Netanyahu but will also refuse to support a minority government.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Israeli Left of hypocrisy over efforts to court haredi parties, reaffirming his support for Shas chair Aryeh Deri.