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Security costs at Netanyahu's residences top $41 million, quaduple previous prime ministers

Figures disclosed after a court petition show 72.5 million shekel ($23.4 million) was paid in 2025 alone, six times the 2022 figure; the Prime Minister's Office cites heightened threats and refuses to disclose spending for each of the three residences

Itamar Eichner | 10.15.26

America's post-9/11 debt trap: Is Israel heading down the same path?

Opinion: The US financed its wars in Iraq and Afghanistan through trillions in borrowing; Israel's expanding defense budget now threatens future growth, public investment and the middle class

Avi Kalo | 10.15.26

Israeli security chiefs cast doubt on Netanyahu's account of Egyptian spy chief's secret visit

Did Egypt's intelligence chief visit Israel before October 7? Netanyahu says he did, but senior security officials cast doubt on the claim, saying they would have known; A separate report says two businessmen, not Abbas Kamel, were aboard the flight

Yossi Yehoshua | 10.14.26

1,240 aircrew members from countries with no ties to Israel entered over past year

The pilot-terrorist from Oman was certainly not the first; foreign crew members who entered Israel include Syrians and Lebanese; Regev calls for passenger and crew lists to be submitted 48 hours before flights following attempted flydubai hijacking

Amir Ettinger, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 10.06.26

30.9 נתב"ג נוסעים עולים על מטוס של פליי דובאי

Flydubai security failure: Who was supposed to vet the crew, and how did the system fail?

Omani pilot’s details were sent to Israel before takeoff, but no agency flagged his nationality; Incident exposes gaps between Transportation Ministry, intelligence services and passenger-data system; Transportation Ministry: 'There is no 100% in security'

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Sivan Hilaie, Itamar Eichner | 10.04.26

'Quiet creates monsters’: Jerusalem police chief talks about Temple Mount tensions and security risks

Jerusalem District commander Avshalom Peled explains how it feels to be the one who is supposed to keep the most explosive area in the world from igniting and why, even when the city is relatively quiet, he is really uneasy

Liran Tamari | 10.03.26

Ultra-Orthodox protesters vandalize secular Jerusalem school ahead of opening day

Police deploy to secular school in Kiryat Yovel after protesters scrawl anti-'immodesty' messages, dump garbage and post anti-draft stickers amid wider tensions over Jerusalem’s religious character

Liran Tamari | 09.01.26

Kuwait Emir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif

Kuwait just hired Pakistan’s army to defend it

Opinion: While rejecting Israel, the Gulf monarchy is outsourcing its security to a nuclear-armed, Islamist-leaning military; a dangerous mirage of protection

Amine Ayoub | 08.29.26

Former hackers launch Mars Security to help companies catch attackers faster

The three founders of Mars Security spent years trying to break into organizations without being caught; what they found was that getting in was often the easy part

ynet Global | 08.27.26

פעילות כוחות צה"ל בפיקוד הצפון במבצע שאגת הארי

Netanyahu seeks $13.7 billion increase to defense buildup plan, sparking Finance Ministry backlash

Netanyahu seeks to expand the planned 10-year defense buildup package by 50 billion shekels ($13.7 billion) to 400 billion shekels ($110 billion), sparking anger at the Finance Ministry, which warns it could lead to tax hikes

Yuval Azulay, Calcalist | 08.07.26

Civil conflict and nuclear Iran top Israel’s threat list | Watch ynet-INSS live

A new INSS survey presented at the ynet-Yedioth Ahronoth National Security Conference finds that internal violence and a nuclear-armed Iran are seen as the gravest threats, while a major missile attack is viewed as the most likely and fear of losing US support has doubled in five months

Sharon Kidon | 07.27.26

Israel’s new security era: Leaders gather for ynet-INSS conference

Yedioth Ahronoth Group and INSS will bring together political leaders, former security chiefs and researchers on July 27 to examine Iran, Gaza, US ties, national resilience and Israel’s next decade, live on ynet from 10 a.m.

Dana Yaffe | 07.27.26

Netanyahu family granted extended security amid revenge threats

Sara Netanyahu will be protected for as long as her husband is alive, while their sons will receive security for five years after he leaves office; officials cite a high threat level linked to fears of retaliation for wartime strikes and assassinations

Amir Ettinger, Itamar Eichner | 07.16.26

The Israel Export Institute led Israel’s National Pavilion at Expo Seguridad México 2026

Israeli security firms eye Mexico market after 500 meetings at Latin America expo

Israeli firms showcased cybersecurity, AI and infrastructure protection technologies at Expo Seguridad México 2026, generating over 500 business meetings and signaling growing Israeli commercial ties with Mexico and Latin America.

ynet Global | 06.25.26

‘One missile can darken cities’: Doral CEO warns Israel is falling behind on energy

Yoni Hantis, who became one of the youngest CEOs among Tel Aviv’s top listed companies, says Israel’s dependence on gas and oil leaves it dangerously exposed while bureaucracy keeps renewable energy projects stuck for years

Sivan Hilaie | 06.18.26

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