Israel has carried out a strike on a police station in Gaza Strip, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict. The attack has raised concerns over civilian safety and further instability in the region. Officials report heightened alert levels as fears of retaliation grow.

Israel-Gaza War: Israeli Strike On Gaza Police Station Sparks Fresh Tensions

Israel has ordered a “full force” ramp-up in the production of its Arrow missile interceptors, as it moves fast to replenish long-range defence stockpiles. The decision by the Israel Ministry of Defense comes amid rising regional threats and sustained missile activity. Officials say boosting interceptor capacity is critical to maintaining air defence readiness, even as concerns grow over prolonged conflict and the strain on military resources.


Israel Orders 'Full Force' Arrow Missile Surge, Expands Long-Range Missile Stockpiles

Donald Trump has urged Benjamin Netanyahu to limit military strikes in Lebanon amid rising tensions. While, Israel continues to pound Lebanon. 


Israel-Lebanon War: Israel Bombards South Lebanon, Death Toll Reaches 12

Tensions are rising inside Israel over compulsory military service.

Thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities are protesting against mandatory conscription, rejecting plans that would require greater participation in the armed forces during ongoing regional conflict pressures.

The demonstrations highlight a long-standing internal divide over religion, national duty, and military obligations in Israeli society.

Why is conscription so controversial—and what impact could this have on national security?

Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox Jews Protest Against Mandatory Military Service

Benjamin Netanyahu has appeared before court after a two-month delay in his long-running corruption trial. The Israeli leader had earlier sought postponements citing security concerns amid ongoing regional tensions. The case remains one of the most closely watched legal and political battles in Israel, with critics and supporters sharply divided over its implications for the country’s leadership and judiciary.


Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Appears Before Court After Two Months of Delay 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims that Hezbollah now holds only 10% of its original missile arsenal, signaling a major setback for the group amid ongoing regional tensions. The statement comes as Israel continues its military operations and intelligence assessments across multiple fronts.


Netanyahu: Hezbollah Now Holds Only 10% of Missiles

In a major political development in Jerusalem, former prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have announced a joint alliance ahead of upcoming elections.

The two leaders—who previously shared power in a historic coalition—are now merging forces to challenge longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Their new political bloc aims to unite Israel’s divided opposition and present a stronger alternative to Netanyahu’s leadership.

A key campaign focus is expected to be accountability for the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, an issue that continues to shape public debate and political strategy.


Israel Elections 2026: Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid Unite Against Netanyahu Ahead of Elections 

In a major political development in Jerusalem, former prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have announced a joint alliance ahead of upcoming elections.

The two leaders—who previously shared power in a historic coalition—are now merging forces to challenge longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Their new political bloc aims to unite Israel’s divided opposition and present a stronger alternative to Netanyahu’s leadership.

A key campaign focus is expected to be accountability for the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, an issue that continues to shape public debate and political strategy.

Israel Elections 2026: Bennett-Lapid Alliance vs Netanyahu 

A shocking shooting incident at the White House Press Dinner has triggered swift reactions from world leaders across the globe. The unexpected gunfire has raised serious concerns over security at high-profile events, with officials calling for thorough investigations. As details continue to emerge, global voices are weighing in on the implications of the incident.


White House Press Dinner Shooting: World Leaders React to Shocking Incident 

Protesters gathered outside the residence of the U.S. envoy in Jerusalem, voicing strong opposition to the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Demonstrators raised concerns over government actions and ongoing tensions in the region, calling for policy changes and accountability. The protest reflects growing public dissent and highlights the broader political and diplomatic pressures surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict.


Jerusalem Protest: Protest Outside US Envoy's House; Protesters Target Netanyahu's Policies

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon has resulted in a devastating human toll, with reports indicating 2,491 deaths since the escalation began. Continuous Israeli strikes and cross-border hostilities have intensified tensions in the region, raising concerns over civilian safety, humanitarian conditions, and the risk of a wider regional war. Diplomatic efforts remain strained as violence continues with no clear end in sight.


Israel-Lebanon War: Israeli Strikes Have Caused 2,491 Deaths Since Conflict Began

At least five people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting southern Lebanon, according to state media reports, just hours before scheduled diplomatic talks. The escalation raises fresh concerns over the fragile security situation along the Israel-Lebanon border, with fears that ongoing violence could derail efforts aimed at de-escalation. Officials from both sides are expected to engage in urgent discussions as regional tensions continue to rise.

Israel-Lebanon War: Israel Hits South Lebanon as Ceasefire Talks Near, Five Dead

Diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed fighting are intensifying as officials from Israel and Lebanon prepare for high-level talks in Washington, D.C. ahead of a looming ceasefire deadline. Envoys are expected to discuss border tensions, security guarantees, and mechanisms to prevent escalation between Israeli forces and Hezbollah.

Israel-Lebanon Talks: Envoys Head to Washington for Ceasefire Talks as Deadline Approaches 

Israel-Lebanon Talks: Envoys to Hold Talks in  Washington as Ceasefire Deadline Nears

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s long-running corruption trial has been delayed again. His lawyer told the court that “security reasons” made a postponement necessary, pushing back Netanyahu’s scheduled appearance in the graft case. Critics say the delays are piling up while he remains in office. Supporters argue national security must come first. For a case that’s already stretched years, this latest pause adds more fuel to Israel’s political fire.


Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Corruption Trial Delayed Again

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has praised Argentine President Javier Milei for his strong support of Israel, calling him a key international ally amid growing global tensions. The remarks highlight deepening diplomatic ties between Israel and Argentina under Milei’s leadership, with both leaders emphasizing shared values and cooperation. 

Israel-Argentina Ties: Israeli PM Netanyahu Praises Milei for Standing with Israel

Israel has warned that it will respond with “full force” to any emerging threats from Lebanon, signaling a sharp escalation in tensions along the northern border. The statement comes amid continued cross-border hostilities and rising concerns of a wider regional conflict involving Israeli forces and armed groups operating in Lebanon.

Israel-Lebanon War: Israel to Counter Threats in Lebanon with 'Full Force'

In the aftermath of the Israel–Lebanon truce, large parts of South Lebanon remain heavily devastated, with returning residents describing entire neighborhoods as unliveable due to destroyed homes, damaged infrastructure, and limited access to electricity and water. While the ceasefire has paused cross-border fighting, humanitarian concerns continue to grow as displaced families assess losses and aid agencies warn reconstruction could take months or even years.

Israel-Lebanon Truce: Massive Destruction Engulfs South Lebanon, Residents Call It Unliveable 

Israel has announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to hold a phone conversation with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, in a rare high-level contact amid ongoing regional tensions. The discussion is expected to focus on border security, de-escalation efforts, and broader stability concerns along the Israel-Lebanon frontier.

Israel-Lebanon War: Israel Says PM Netanyahu to Speak with Lebanese President Aoun

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday (April 10) accused Spain of waging a diplomatic campaign against the Jewish state, following Madrid's sustained criticism of Israel's war in Gaza after Hamas' attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023.Netanyahu announced the removal of Spain's representatives from the US-led Commanders' Military Coordination Centre (CMCC) in Kiryat Gat, a body created to help stabilise post-war Gaza. "I have instructed today to remove Spain's representatives from the coordination centre in Kiryat Gat, after Spain has chosen repeatedly to stand against Israel," he said in a video statement.&nbsp;Relations between Israel and Spain have been on a downward spiral since Madrid's recognition of the Palestinian state in May 2024 and its vocal criticism of the Gaza war. Both countries have withdrawn their ambassadors.&nbsp;"Those who attack the State of Israel instead of confronting terrorist regimes will not be our partners in shaping the region's future," Netanyahu added. "I am not prepared to tolerate this hypocrisy and hostility. I will not allow any country to conduct a diplomatic war against us without facing an immediate price," he said, referring to the decision to bar Madrid from the CMCC.&nbsp;Spain was among a wave of European nations that moved to formally recognise the State of Palestine following the escalation of the conflict in late 2023. The momentum began in May 2024 with a coordinated announcement by Spain, Ireland, and Norway, followed by Slovenia and Armenia in June 2024.&nbsp;A more significant shift came during the 80th UN General Assembly in September 2025, when several major powers, including France and the United Kingdom, joined the list, alongside Belgium, Portugal, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, and Andorra. This collective movement reflects a growing consensus among European governments that recognition is a necessary step toward a two-state solution, despite continued opposition from nations such as Germany and Italy.&nbsp;Also Read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-iran-talks-what-are-the-two-key-demands-tehran-has-set-before-negotiations-in-pakistan-1775832708939"> US-Iran talks: Lebanon ceasefire, asset release—Tehran sets two key demands before negotiations in Pakistan</a>&nbsp;The CMCC, from which Spain has now been barred, includes military personnel and diplomats from several countries, including France, Britain and the United Arab Emirates, who participate in meetings on security and humanitarian issues in Gaza, devastated by more than two years of war. Israel's foreign ministry had earlier on Friday announced the decision to bar Spain from the centre. "Israel will not remain silent in the face of those who attack us," Netanyahu said.&nbsp;Meanwhile, American public opinion toward Israel has shifted significantly in recent years, with unfavourable views reaching 60% by April 2026, according to available data. Net approval has fallen sharply from positive territory to deeply negative over the past four years, driven by growing concerns over civilian casualties and a generational divide in public attitudes.

Relations between Israel and Spain have been on a downward spiral since Madrid's recognition of the Palestinian state in May 2024 and its vocal criticism of the Gaza war. Both countries have withdrawn their ambassadors.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday (April 10) accused Spain of waging a diplomatic campaign against the Jewish state, following Madrid's sustained criticism of Israel's war in Gaza after Hamas' attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023. Netanyahu announced the removal of Spain's representatives from the US-led Commanders' Military Coordination Centre (CMCC) in Kiryat Gat, a body created to help stabilise post-war Gaza. "I have instructed today to remove Spain's representatives from the coordination centre in Kiryat Gat, after Spain has chosen repeatedly to stand against Israel," he said in a video statement. Relations between Israel and Spain have been on a downward spiral since Madrid's recognition of the Palestinian state in May 2024 and its vocal criticism of the Gaza war. Both countries have withdrawn their ambassadors. "Those who attack the State of Israel instead of confronting terrorist regimes will not be our partners in shaping the region's future," Netanyahu added. "I am not prepared to tolerate this hypocrisy and hostility. I will not allow any country to conduct a diplomatic war against us without facing an immediate price," he said, referring to the decision to bar Madrid from the CMCC. Spain was among a wave of European nations that moved to formally recognise the State of Palestine following the escalation of the conflict in late 2023. The momentum began in May 2024 with a coordinated announcement by Spain, Ireland, and Norway, followed by Slovenia and Armenia in June 2024. A more significant shift came during the 80th UN General Assembly in September 2025, when several major powers, including France and the United Kingdom, joined the list, alongside Belgium, Portugal, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, and Andorra. This collective movement reflects a growing consensus among European governments that recognition is a necessary step toward a two-state solution, despite continued opposition from nations such as Germany and Italy. Also Read: US-Iran talks: Lebanon ceasefire, asset release—Tehran sets two key demands before negotiations in Pakistan The CMCC, from which Spain has now been barred, includes military personnel and diplomats from several countries, including France, Britain and the United Arab Emirates, who participate in meetings on security and humanitarian issues in Gaza, devastated by more than two years of war. Israel's foreign ministry had earlier on Friday announced the decision to bar Spain from the centre. "Israel will not remain silent in the face of those who attack us," Netanyahu said. Meanwhile, American public opinion toward Israel has shifted significantly in recent years, with unfavourable views reaching 60% by April 2026, according to available data. Net approval has fallen sharply from positive territory to deeply negative over the past four years, driven by growing concerns over civilian casualties and a generational divide in public attitudes.

Relations between Israel and Spain have been on a downward spiral since Madrid's recognition of the Palestinian state in May 2024 and its vocal criticism of the Gaza war. Both countries have withdrawn their ambassadors.

Is Europe turning against Israel? Netanyahu accuses Spain of ‘hostility’ after Gaza truce centre row

Israel on Thursday sharply criticised remarks by Khawaja Asif, questioning Pakistan’s credibility as a neutral player in ongoing regional diplomacy. It further rejected Islamabad’s mediation role and saying it will defend itself against “terrorists” who seek the destruction of Tel Aviv.
The response came after Asif posted a series of comments on social media targeting Israel. Reacting to those statements, the PMO said, “Pakistan Defence Minister’s call for Israel’s annihilation is outrageous.”

Israel-Pakistan 'War of Words' Before Talks; Asif's Post Deleted After Israel's Warning

Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Iran is “weaker than ever” following recent strikes during the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict. The Israeli Prime Minister said the military campaign had significantly damaged Iran’s missile capabilities, infrastructure, and regional proxy networks, while strengthening Israel’s strategic position.


Israel-Iran War: Israeli PM Netanyahu Says Iran  Weaker Than Ever

Tensions rise after a US-Iran ceasefire mediated by Pakistan, as Israel rejects Lebanon’s inclusion in the deal. Israeli leaders question Pakistan’s credibility, while Netanyahu backs the truce with conditions. Disputes over terms and regional security threaten the fragile agreement.

'US used their services...': Israel envoy's BIG statement on 'not credible' Pakistan after Lebanon issue in Iran-US ceasefire

A major geopolitical moment is unfolding as Donald Trump claims “complete victory” while Iran puts forward a 10-point peace proposal. At the center of the developments is the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, with Tehran reportedly agreeing to keep it open amid ongoing tensions. Reports suggest top Iranian leaders may head negotiations, even as uncertainty surrounds JD Vance’s participation in Islamabad talks. With diplomacy gaining pace, the coming days could prove critical for regional stability.


US-Iran Truce: Iran Holds Key to Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump Claims Complete Victory

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