Right-wing bills challenge detention powers and judicial oversight, fueling fears of democratic erosion.

This morning, A religious Jew living in Ramat Beit Shemesh has been detained for espionage under suspicion he was allegedly spying for Iran. 

The investigation centers on leaked intelligence, revealing severe security breaches and damage to Israeli operations.

Hamas naval commander Ahmad Ali had directed attacks into Israel and against IDF forces in the Strip, including against the Netzarim corridor.

The smuggling operation was run by senior officers in Iran's IRGC and Quds Force, and was thwarted by the IDF and Shin Bet.

Israel's Internal Security Service arrested a terrorist squad from the Hebron area after its members planned to carry out attacks inspired by ISIS.

The delegation, leaving tomorrow, will be lead by Mossad director Dedi Barnea, Shin Bet director Ronen Bar, and Maj.-Gen. Nitzan Alon

The Argentinian President's office officially gave its thanks to Israel for rescuing the hostages, who were also of Argentinian nationality, and reiterated its opposition to Hamas terrorism.

For the second time within a month, security forces arrested 2 Arab residents of East Jerusalem on suspicion of planning attacks. In a search conducted in their homes, materials for preparing explosives and detonation devices were found. Indictments will be filed against both individuals.

IDF forces conducted a counter-terrorism operation lasting over 35 hours in the Tulkarm refugee camp. So far, at least eight terrorists have been eliminated, 15 suspects apprehended, and dozens of explosive devices destroyed. Watch:

The victims of the Nova party today filed a lawsuit against the state for NIS 200 million. The prosecutors claim that the massacre could have been prevented if only the warnings against the location of the party had been heeded in advance.

It was released for publication that the Shin Bet exposed and thwarted attempts by Iranian security officials to recruit Israeli citizens through the network for the benefit of terrorist activity. The attempts were made on social networks and seemed innocent - but in practice they could be used as security missions.

The shooting attack at the Qalandiya crossing, which was carried out a day after the start of the war, was solved after the four terrorists were arrested for questioning at the Jerusalem District Court and the Shin Bet and indictments were filed against them by the prosecutor's office.

The IDF and the Shin Bet released footage showing IDF soldiers eliminating terrorists in one of Hamas' major tunnel systems. Watch:

IDF Spokesperson in Arabic Avichay Adraee used the image of terrorists surrendering at the Kamal Adwan Hospital to taunt Hamas, saying the image is a "souvenir" for Hamas' founding anniversary.

Revealed in the Shin Bet investigation: Yousef Almansi, the former Minister of Communications in the Hamas government in the Gaza Strip, attacks Yahya Sinwar: "This is a group of crazy people that Sinwar leads. They destroyed the Gaza Strip. Set it back 200 years."

A former senior member of the Shin Bet, and the man who interrogated Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Micha Kobi, finds it difficult to accept the report that he met hostages in Gaza, and reveals more details about Israel's great enemy.

They were seen on the kibbutz's security cameras, foreign citizens were kidnapped, they arrived with them at Shifa Hospital and were recorded on the hospital's cameras. The Shin Bet's investigation of Hamas terrorists describes how this happened on the ground.

Over 100 terrorists were captured for interrogation, three of whom participated in the Simchat Torah Massacre. They revealed information on Hamas' organizational methods, tunnels, and weapons and warehouses.