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Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, approved a law introducing the death penalty for certain terrorism offenses on Monday, passing its second and third readings by a vote of 62 in favor, 48 against, with one abstention. The legislation stipulates that capital punishment may be imposed on a person convicted of murder carried out “with the intention of negating the existence of the State of Israel

Anti-war demonstrations took place across Israel on Saturday, with police forcibly dispersing hundreds of protesters at the main rally in Habima Square and arresting 13 people, authorities said

U.S. officials have told The Washington Post that a ground operation in Iran is under consideration and could last several weeks, according to a report published on Saturday. The report, citing unnamed American sources, said the operation is being discussed as part of broader contingency planning amid the escalating conflict involving Iran and Israel

Ballistic missile fire from Iran struck multiple locations across Israel on Thursday, damaging buildings along the central coast, including the Dan Accadia Hotel, as the conflict entered a new phase of sustained escalation

Fitch Ratings on Friday affirmed Israel’s sovereign credit rating at ‘A’ with a negative outlook, maintaining its previous assessment despite ongoing conflict and fiscal pressures. The agency said the rating reflects a balance between Israel’s “diversified and resilient economy” and high-value-added sectors, against a backdrop of rising public debt, persistent security risks and political instability that has complicated policymaking

A 60-year-old man was killed in central Israel following a wave of ballistic missile launches from Iran, as multiple impact sites were reported across the Tel Aviv metropolitan area, emergency services said. At least six impact sites were identified across the densely populated Gush Dan region, including Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Givatayim and Petah Tikva, with several buildings sustaining direct damage

Israel will switch to daylight saving time overnight between Thursday and Friday, with clocks moving forward by one hour at 2:00 a.m., reducing sleep by an hour but extending evening daylight

Iran continued its missile campaign against Israel this week, launching additional barrages toward central regions, including the greater Tel Aviv area. Air raid sirens were activated across multiple cities, sending residents into shelters as air defense systems intercepted incoming projectiles

The Israel Defense Forces said two soldiers were killed on Thursday in separate incidents in southern Lebanon, as fighting with Hezbollah intensified alongside ongoing missile attacks from Iran. Sergeant Aviad Elhanan Wolansky, 21, from Jerusalem, a tank crewman in the 77th Battalion of the 7th Armored Brigade, was killed by anti-tank fire during operations in southern Lebanon. Four other soldiers were lightly wounded in the same incident.

Israel’s intelligence leadership believes the ongoing war with Iran could create real conditions for destabilizing the regime in Tehran, according to assessments reported by The New York Times