The Israeli regime’s prosecution has claimed that a Russian national residing in the occupied territories has been prosecuted on charges of espionage and transferring information to Iran.

A hacker group today announced in a statement that it had infiltrated the personal mobile phone of Naftali Bennett, the former prime minister of Israel, as part of "Operation Octopus."

An Israeli soldier serving as a tracker in the regular army was critically wounded after shooting himself inside a base and later died of his injuries on Tuesday evening.

The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth has warned that the Israeli military is facing a serious manpower crisis and is gradually losing its “qualified and specialized” personnel.

Donald Trump, President of the United States, has filed a lawsuit against the BBC, seeking $10 billion in damages over allegedly misleading editing of his remarks ahead of the January 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

In a move seen as part of Israeli authorities’ efforts to curb media coverage and reduce transparency within military and security structures, the media division of the military prosecutor’s office has been shut down by order of the new chief military prosecutor.

The U.S. government has suspended a technology agreement with the U.K., signed just a few months ago, due to serious trade disputes between the two countries.

Israeli media reported that Haredi Jews have threatened Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, warning that if he does not accelerate the review of a bill exempting them from military service, they will support the dissolution of the Knesset and push for early elections.

Yair Lapid, the leader of the Israeli opposition, said on Monday that Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Israeli regime, has “become a stain of shame for Israel across the world.”

The Louvre Museum, still grappling with the fallout from a major theft in recent months, has been shut down once again due to a staff strike.