Middle East
A family went home under military escort. A settler mob forced it out again.
The Israeli military said more than 100 Israelis attacked security forces and property in Jalud, forcing it to abandon an operation to bring a displaced family home.
Court lifts anonymity of Israeli intelligence officer at center of October 7 scrutiny
N12 reported that Aryeh Amidror's identity could be published following a legal battle over his service and anonymity.
Hostages could have come home a year earlier, former Israeli negotiator says
Nitzan Alon argued that the war could have been shortened without sacrificing its main strategic gains, in remarks reported from a Washington Institute discussion.
Israel links slain Hamas commander to hostage captivity in new intelligence claim
An October 2 military statement added hostage-related allegations after Israel announced the commander's death earlier in the week.
Flydubai attack puts pilot screening under scrutiny across borders
The broadcaster described questions over crew lists and background checks, as agencies examined whether pilots with dual nationality had previously landed in Israel.
Israel targets senior Hamas leader in Gaza as reports of civilian deaths emerge
The military said the result of its attempt to kill Ali al-Amoudi remained under review; Reuters could not establish whether it was the strike that killed five civilians.
Israel receives its largest submarine, with months of integration still ahead
Reports published September 27 describe a larger submarine built for longer deployments, following its arrival from Germany.