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‘Second 9/11 prevented’: Israel suspects pilot tried to hijack flight to Tel Aviv in attempted terror attack
After a plane traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv issued an emergency signal before landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, Israel is treating the incident as a suspected terror attack and working to bring the approximately 180 passengers home aboard an Israeli Air Force plane.

BBC reviews 53 Gaza ‘journalists’ over possible terrorist ties
The British Broadcasting Corporation is reviewing a list of 53 “journalists” killed while reporting on the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza to determine whether some had ties to terrorist organizations.

Netanyahu leaves Starlink device for Iranian delegation at UN: ‘Their murderous regime will fall’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought a Starlink satellite internet device to the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, using it to criticize the Iranian government’s restrictions on internet access and predict the eventual fall of the regime.

Australia reportedly withdraws from UK-led coalition targeting Judea, Samaria settlements
Australia reportedly withdrew from a British-led coalition of 12 Western governments planning to impose trade restrictions on Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported.

Anger in Trump administration, Board of Peace over Israeli claim that Hamas will not be disarmed via peace plan
The current Israeli strategy of targeted assassinations of Hamas commanders and terrorists involved in the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attacks “will not lead to the elimination of the organization,” a source close to the Board of Peace (BoP) says.

Adidas faces anti-Israel backlash for featuring IDF veteran
International sporting goods company Adidas is facing an online backlash from anti-Israel activists after featuring an Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) veteran who lost part of his leg in an Israeli advertising campaign promoting the sale of single athletic shoes.

Netanyahu claims defense officials chose not to wake him on Oct. 7, says decision was ‘failure, not betrayal’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday evening that there was no betrayal by those who did not involve him earlier on the morning of Oct. 7, 2023, but “a failure.”

As new educational year starts, Christian schools in Jerusalem remain closed over lack of staff entry permits
As around 2.6 million Israeli students return to school today, many of Jerusalem’s Christian schools, operated under the authority of the Latin Patriarchate, will not hold classes, due to the non-renewal of entry permits for more than 70 teachers and employees by the Israeli government.

After Jewish settlers re-enter Palestinian town of Qusra, Netanyahu condemns 'handful of rioters'
IDF soldiers and Border Patrol Police were deployed to the town of Qusra on Saturday after dozens of masked Jewish settlers entered the village, broke into a Palestinian home and threw rocks at residents, injuring several residents.

Israel condemns UNESCO decision recognizing Sebastia as Palestinian heritage site, says it aims to 'erase Jewish history'
Israeli leaders decried the recent decision at a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization meeting to list Sebastia in Samaria on both the World Heritage List and the List of World Heritage in Danger, saying the U.N. body ignores “the ancient Jewish presence and connection” to the site.


























