Jerusalem, 28 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israeli security forces were deployed Tuesday evening to the village of Khirbet al-Haliyaweh in Hebron area after receiving a report that several Palestinians attacked an Israeli citizen and stole sheep and personal equipment, the Israel Defense Forces said. Around the same time, another report indicated that Israeli citizens had arrived near the village of Khirbet al-Qin, where clashes broke out at multiple locations.

Soldiers and police officers worked to disperse the clashes and restore order. During the incidents, an Israeli citizen and three Palestinians were injured and evacuated for medical treatment. An IDF officer was also injured after being attacked by a Palestinian woman. Two Palestinian suspects were arrested and transferred to Israel Police for further investigation.

Jerusalem, 28 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The funeral procession of Master Sgt. Ran Gvili, the last Israeli hostage in Gaza, has departed Camp Shura. Crowds are already lining the route from central Israel to the Gvili’s hometown of Meitar in the Negev.

Jerusalem, 28 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — A brief ceremony for Master Sgt. Ran Gvili is underway at Camp Shura before the funeral procession. Gvili, the last hostage in Gaza, will be buried in his Negev hometown of Meitar.

Jerusalem, 28 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Chamelio, an AI-powered legal intelligence platform, has raised $10 million in a seed funding round led by New York–based Work-Bench and Tel Aviv–based Emerge Ventures. Founded by Israeli executives, the company unifies legal workflows into a single system, replacing fragmented tools used by corporate legal teams. The funding will support product development and global expansion, with a focus on meeting rising demand from in-house legal teams in the United States and beyond.

Chamelio serves around 100 clients, including Israeli firms such as Wiz, Lightricks, Global-e, Cellebrite, and Fiverr.

Jerusalem, 28 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The Israel Police arrested 26 people – illegal immigrants, their employers and drivers. The arrests came as part of a “targeted police enforcement” against the offenses of employing, transporting, and harboring illegal immigrants, carried out at businesses and construction sites where there is concern that illegal immigrants may be present, with the aim, said the police, of “strengthening the safety and security of the public.”

In one incident, police officers at the Tel Aviv Lev police station arrested a 43-year-old Jaffa resident who was carrying 16 illegal immigrants in his vehicle. The vehicle was seized and transported to a police tow truck.

In another, officers station located seven illegal residents, residents of the Palestinian areas, at a construction site in Ramat Hasharon. The employer, a 78-year-old resident of the city, was arrested at the scene.

Also, police officers from the Tel Aviv North Station arrested three illegal immigrants who were suspected of being employed at a place used as a hostel in the north of the city. The employer, a 39-year-old Tel Aviv resident, was detained for questioning.

Jerusalem, 27 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — A new law to establish a reporting and monitoring mechanism for wheat and fodder stocks promoted by the ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has made final passage in the knesset. The bill will enable high emergency preparedness, data-based decision-making, and strengthening national food security, said the Ministry.

The bill is intended to enable the State of Israel to obtain a complete and continuous picture of the operational stock of essential food in the economy, alongside the management of the existing emergency stock, thereby strengthening the state’s preparedness for disruptions in supply chains and emergency situations. According to the bill, entities holding stocks of wheat for human consumption or fodder components will be required to report online to the Ministry of Agriculture, monthly and annually, through a dedicated system that the ministry is currently developing. The data collected will allow for trend analysis, identification of seasonal gaps and assessment of the scope of stocks at a given time.

Among the types of stocks that will be required in the report: corn and barley kernels, soybean meal, linseed and sunflower meal, corn gluten, palm fat, and vitamin and mineral supplements for cattle, sheep and poultry. The reporting obligation will apply to all parties in the industry, including flour mills, mixing plants, food centers, grain trading corporations, dairy farms, chicken coops and housing, and will also include specifying the geographical location and details of the owner of the inventory. Accordingly, designated inspectors will be authorized for control and monitoring.

Jerusalem, 27 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) said that earlier this evening (Tuesday), it identified about ten suspects who approached the country’s territory in suspicious and rapid movement, near Moshav Paran, located 100 KM north of Eilat.

Numerous IDF forces, including special units and Air Force aircraft, were deployed to the area and searched the area in order to locate the suspects.

After extensive searches and blocking roads in the area, infiltration into Israeli territory was ruled out and the IDF said there is no fear of a security incident.

Jerusalem, 27 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — An illegally residing Filipino citizen, who has been in Israel for 23 years, was arrested in the city of Ramla.

Israel’s Population and Immigration Authority said, according to the information it reviewed, the woman is suspected of taking over the home of a deceased elderly nursing home resident for eight months, and even issuing restraining orders against his family members.

Jerusalem, 27 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — In 2025 Israel suffered over 26,000 cyber-attack incidents – an increase of 55% compared to 2024. This is according to the data revealed today, Tuesday January 27, 2026, by the head of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate, Yossi Karadi, at the 2026 Cybertech Global Expo Tel Aviv. These cyber incidents were handled by the Directorate.

The three sectors which saw the most attempted cyber-attacks last year were the financial, government sector, and digital services sectors. Many of the incidents were detected in time and prevented without damage, while others resulted in significant damage to the organization itself, to connected organizations, or to information.

Karadi also presented for the first time Israel’s multi-year national cyber plan, which focuses on three main axes: cloud security, Cyber-AI, and readiness for the quantum era. At the same time, the plan promotes the strengthening of national infrastructure, detection and response capabilities, national defense platforms, and the establishment of national laboratories in the fields of artificial intelligence and deepfake.

In addition, Karadi emphasized the importance of cooperation between the government and the Israeli cyber industry and international collaborations: “We cannot choose when the next war will break out, but we can choose to be prepared,” he said. “The government sets a strategy and leads national defense, but it is the Israeli industry, with its innovation, agility, and operational experience, that allows Israel to be prepared for the first cyber war.”

In this context, the head of the organization noted that last month a strategic agreement for cooperation in the field of cyber was signed with Germany, and a center of excellence for maritime cyber was launched with Greece and Cyprus.