In an unsettling incident, IDF combat soldiers were caught on camera engaging in a violent brawl, with soldiers standing on tables and hitting one another. The shocking footage has raised serious concerns about discipline and morale within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF)

IDF Combat Soldiers Engage in Violent Brawl | Soldiers Standing on Tables, Fighting

During a White House visit with President Donald Trump, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman affirmed Saudi Arabia's support for Palestinian statehood as a crucial step toward normalizing relations with Israel. He stressed the need for a clear and credible pathway to a two-state solution, linking regional peace and security to Palestinian sovereignty.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Endorses Palestinian Statehood

The Israeli Army has released footage of its recent airstrikes over southern Lebanon amid escalating tensions in the region. The strikes mark a significant development in the ongoing Israel-Lebanon conflict, raising concerns over regional stability and security.


Israel-Lebanon Conflict: Israeli Army Releases Footage of Strikes Over Southern Lebanon

An Israeli airstrike targeted the densely populated Palestinian refugee camp of Ain el-Hilweh in southern Lebanon, killing 13 people and injuring several others. The Israeli military stated that the strike targeted a Hamas training compound used for planning attacks against Israel. 

Israeli Airstrike on Palestinian Refugee Camp in Lebanon Kills 13

Gaza: The UN Security Council has approved the Trump administration’s comprehensive 20-point Gaza peace plan, authorizing an international stabilization force and establishing a transitional governing board for Gaza until 2027.


Gaza: UN Security Council Approves Trump’s Controversial Gaza Peace Plan  

More than a quarter of Israeli families, including every third child, struggle to access enough food as the country’s two-year war against the Hamas terror group and a rising cost of living deepen economic hardship, according to a survey released Monday, on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.

Israel's Battle Against Food Insecurity

Israel-Hamas War: Israel’s Defense Forces have recovered a personal diary belonging to Hamas platoon commander Khaled Abu Akram from a tunnel in the northern Gaza Strip. The diary provides rare, firsthand insight into Hamas’s strategic use of civilian infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, and UN facilities to operate and sustain its military activities. 


Israel-Hamas War: Israel Recovers Hamas Platoon Commander’s Diary in Gaza Tunnel 

A large-scale campaign under the slogan “We Will Rebuild Gaza” was launched on Saturday in Gaza City, with the participation of local organisations and United Nations agencies, in an effort to begin cleaning operations and removing debris left by the war.


Gaza rebuilding: UN agencies join Gaza's ambitious 'we will rebuild' initiative

The IDF recovered the personal diary of a Hamas platoon commander in Gaza, which confirms the terrorists' strategic exploitation of civilian sites like schools and the systematic theft of resources from UN and hospital infrastructure.


Israel-Hamas war: Report suggests Abu Akram's diary explores tactics for military activity

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday Israel remained opposed to a Palestinian state after protests by far-right coalition allies over a U.S.-backed statement indicating support for a pathway to Palestinian independence.



Israel's Netanyahu Reaffirms Opposition to a Palestinian State

Israeli helicopters have reportedly bombed areas of Gaza's Rafah. This is as a fragile ceasefire holds. Reports says the attack took place inside the yellow line demarcating areas under the control of the Israeli military.


Israel-Hamas war: Heavy bombardment reported in Khan Younis and Gaza City

Hezbollah has rejected renewed U.S. pressure to disarm, stating that it will not give up its weapons amid rising regional tensions. The U.S. continues to call for disarmament as part of broader diplomatic efforts, while Hezbollah argues its arsenal is essential for defense.


Israel-Hezbollah tension: Lebanon says Israel is repeatedly breaking the ceasefire

The United States is pushing forward with a controversial plan to divide Gaza into two distinct zones: a “green zone” under Israeli and international military control, and a “red zone” that would be left in ruins with no reconstruction efforts.


Gaza plan: Reconstruction for Israeli-controlled zone? 

Israel claims Hezbollah is rearming south of Litani River

Gaza plan: Reports suggest US military plans to divide Gaza into ‘green’ and ‘red’ zones

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has publicly showcased its missile and drone arsenal for the first time since the June war with Israel. The display featured Emad and Khorramshahr ballistic missiles, the hypersonic Fattah system, advanced air-defense radars, and new-generation drones, signaling Tehran’s expanding military capabilities amid rising regional tensions.

Iran Unveils Missiles & Drones for First Time Since June War with Israel

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has accused the Israeli government of being responsible for a recent arson attack, intensifying tensions between the two sides. The allegation comes amid ongoing conflict, political friction, and escalating incidents across the region.

Palestinian Foreign Ministry Blames Israeli Government for Arson Attack

The United States on Thursday (Nov 13) called on the UN Security Council to unite and back its draft resolution aimed at bolstering President Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza, warning that Palestinians could otherwise suffer "grave" consequences.


Israel-Hamas war: Israel identifies body of one of the last four Hamas hostages 

US urges United Nations to adopt Trump's Gaza deal or else Gazans will suffer 

U.S. President Donald Trump has formally requested Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling the corruption charges against him “political lawfare.” Netanyahu welcomed the move, while Herzog’s office stressed that any pardon must follow Israel’s legal procedures. Watch our full coverage on the unprecedented intervention and its implications for Israeli politics.


Trump urges Israeli president to pardon Netanyahu

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have successfully dismantled terror tunnels near the Gaza border. During the operation in Rafah, three militants were killed as troops neutralized the underground threat. Authorities say this move is part of ongoing efforts to secure the border and prevent attacks. Updates on the operation and security measures are expected.

IDF Dismantles Gaza Border Tunnels | 3 Militants Killed

Settlers Violence: Masked Israeli settlers launched attacks on the Palestinian villages of Beit Lid and Deir Sharaf in the occupied West Bank, injuring at least four people. The settlers set fire to properties, including a food warehouse and farmland, as they clashed with local residents and Israeli forces sent to intervene. 


Settlers Violence: Masked Israeli Settlers Attack Two Palestinian Villages, Four Injured 

UN experts accused Israel of using torture as “a widespread tool of state policy” against Palestinians since the Oct 7 Hamas attack. The UN Committee Against Torture said evidence shows “unprecedented” abuse. Here's what Israel said.

'Severe beatings, starvation, rape threats': UN panel accuses Israel of 'systematic torture' of Palestinians

Masked Israeli settlers allegedly attacked two villages in the occupied West Bank, setting vehicles and property on fire.
The incident escalates tensions in the region and raises concerns over safety of local residents.

Israel: Masked Israeli Settlers Attack West Bank Villages | Vehicles, Property Torched

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