October 20, 2026 Israel’s defense chief unveils plans for the IDF to establish a Space Force, describing it as an Israeli “Star Wars.” By World Israel News Staff Israel is establishing a dedicated military space brigade to develop satellite-based intelligence systems and future space warfare capabilities, Defense Minister Israel Katz announced Tuesday, describing the initiative as part of an ambitious effort to transform the Jewish state into a leading military power beyond Earth’s atmosphere. The new brigade, which will operate under the IDF Planning Directorate, is expected to be established in the coming months as part of the military’s multiyear Hoshen modernization program. It will oversee the development and operational use of military space technologies, including surveillance systems, space-based sensors and capabilities designed for future warfare. “I welcome the IDF’s decision to establish a Space Brigade,” Katz said, describing the initiative as “blue-and-white Star Wars.” The defense minister said the new unit represents a central component of his policy to make Israel one of the world’s leading countries in military space capabilities. “The ability to monitor, defend and strike any target from space across vast areas will cement Israel’s position as a regional and global power,” Katz declared, arguing that such capabilities would help deter Israel’s enemies and strengthen its security for generations. The decision was finalized during a senior military appointments meeting Monday, chaired by IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir. Brig. Gen. S., whose full name was withheld, was selected to lead the new brigade, while two lieutenant colonels were chosen to head departments within the unit and will be promoted to colonel. The appointments remain subject to Katz’s approval. According to the military, the creation of the brigade reflects the growing significance of space in modern warfare, particularly as satellites become increasingly important for intelligence gathering, communications, targeting and missile defense.

Israeli Police arrested four Palestinians from Hebron on suspicion of abusing a young camel at a wedding, after footage of the cruelty spread online. One of the suspects arrested is the groom himself.

Here is what the Quran says about homosexuals Everyone is saying that Islam is not compatible with the West (America and Europe). They say it conflicts with our views on women being equal and, most recently, promotes the view that homosexuality is punishable by death. So is any of that true? Here are a number of quotes from Islam's holy book, believed to be the words of Allah as recorded by his servant and prophet, Mohammed. Before you read these quotes, first written down in the year 609 (A.D.), you should remember that it was not known that homosexuality has a biological origin. In a previous story it was shown that this abnormality is caused by stress induced hormonal conditions affecting the developing fetus during the first three months of life. It is not a choice but a condition, thus far unchangeable. Nevertheless, the base of everyday life as a Muslim is sharia, a kind if legal system that defines acceptable behavior and establishes precise punishments for infringements. This sharia law, being defined in the Quran (the word of Allah) can not be ignored by any true Muslim. So we must give a big "heads up" when reading the following texts. Quran (7:80-84) - "...For ye practice your lusts on men in preference to women: ye are indeed a people transgressing beyond bounds.... And we rained down on them a shower (of brimstone)" - An account that is borrowed from the Biblical story of Sodom. Muslim scholars through the centuries have interpreted the "rain of stones" on the town as meaning that homosexuals should be stoned, since no other reason is given for the people's destruction. (Inexplicably, the story is also repeated in suras 15:74, 27:58 and 29:40). Quran (7:81) - "Will ye commit abomination such as no creature ever did before you?" This verse is part of the previous text and it establishes that homosexuality as different from (and much worse than) adultery or other sexual sin. According to the Arabic grammar, homosexuality is called the worst sin, while references elsewhere describe other forms of non-marital sex as being "among great sins."

November 11, 2026 7:04 AM EDT Israeli security officials acknowledge that any renewed conflict could unfold in unexpected ways. By World Israel News Staff Israel is preparing for a possible renewal of hostilities with Iran, despite increasingly conciliatory rhetoric from the White House suggesting that a return to full-scale fighting is unlikely. Earlier this week, President Donald Trump said the war with Iran was effectively over, striking a markedly different tone from his previous warnings that an escalation was imminent. Trump and other members of his administration have since noticeably toned down their rhetoric, with the president saying that the conflict was “ending quickly.” Vice President JD Vance has also expressed optimism about a final diplomatic push to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the more restrained messaging coming from Washington, however, Israeli security and military officials are operating under the assumption that another round of fighting will take place. According to a report by Hebrew-language outlet Ynet, Israeli officials believe Iran has learned lessons from the previous rounds of fighting and is likely to employ new strategies and tactics in any renewed attacks against the Jewish state. Israel also expects the next campaign to look different from previous rounds, with a short but intense military operation rather than a prolonged conflict that could draw additional countries into the fighting and trigger a wider regional war. Netanyahu: Iran is a 'cancer' which threatens the US and Europe That assessment appears to align with previous reports that U.S. officials have warned their counterparts in Gulf countries to prepare for a short, intense American campaign against Iran. Nevertheless, Israeli officials acknowledge that the unpredictable nature of warfare means that any renewed conflict could unfold in unexpected ways and develop beyond the original plans.

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