A prominent Israeli security researcher argues that the Transport Ministry is exceeding its mandate by handling security matters, allowing defense agencies to shirk their core responsibilities and eroding institutional accountability.
A U.S. tourist was detained after appearing at a sensitive security facility in Tel Aviv and allegedly expressing intentions to carry out an attack. During questioning, authorities grew concerned about his mental state and transferred him for psychiatric evaluation.
The Israeli military's chief of staff presented a commendation to a senior intelligence officer from Unit 8200 who issued warnings before Hamas's October 7 massacre, recognizing the officer's prescient assessment of a large-scale militant assault.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has instructed the Civil Aviation Authority to appoint an independent examiner to review foreign aviation security protocols, but critics question why the classified report submitted two years ago is only now being investigated.
Israel's security agency repeatedly alerted the Transport Ministry to vulnerabilities in cockpit crew monitoring, according to sources. A new report reveals the co-pilot had previously considered attacking an earlier flight to Ben Gurion Airport.
A moment of gunfire cut short remarks by a senior Israeli law enforcement official addressing crime in Arab communities, prompting him to call for stronger governance in the nation.
Israeli intelligence officials have assessed that the Omani co-pilot who attempted to hijack a Fly Dubai aircraft acted independently, according to sources involved in the investigation speaking to CBS News.
An initial investigation in Israel suggests the FlyDubai co-pilot who attacked the aircraft's captain acted independently. Italian media reported he planned to crash the plane into Tel Aviv skyscrapers.
Drawing lessons from recent conflicts with the U.S. and Israel, Iran announces a major missile development program aimed at extending range, improving speed and accuracy, while warning of escalated retaliation for any future attacks.
Iranian-backed Houthi militants have taken control of the home of Yemen's parliament chairman following armed clashes with government forces south of Taez, escalating the group's territorial grip over the war-torn nation.
A soldier and officer were severely wounded when a grenade detonated during an operational activity in Lebanon. The IDF is investigating the circumstances of the incident as the three-year conflict continues to exact a heavy toll.
A sobering toll from three years of warfare in Israel reveals 1,216 orphaned children, over 87,000 combat casualties, and 1,204 bereaved parents, underscoring the conflict's devastating human cost.
