Jerusalem, 6 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) struck Monday night military infrastructure of the terrorist organizations Hezbollah and Hamas in several areas in lebanon.

As part of the strikes, the IDF hit several weapon storage facilities and military buildings above and below ground that were used by Hezbollah to advance terror plots against IDF forces and the State of israel and to rehabilitate the organization.

In addition, the IDF struck sites for the production of weaponry belonging to the terrorist organization Hamas in southern Lebanon that were used to strengthen the organization and to carry out terror plots against IDF forces and the State of Israel.

The sites that were attacked are located in civilian areas.

“This is another example of the cynical use by the terrorist organizations of Lebanese civilians as human shields for terror activities,” said the IDF.

“The activities of the terrorist organizations at these sites constitute a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon and a threat to the State of Israel,” it added.

Prior to the strikes, many steps were taken to reduce the chance of harm to civilians, including advance warnings to the population in the area.

For example, before the strikes the IDF’s Arabic spokesperson Colonel Avichay Adraee posted a stern warning on social media to Lebanese civilians to evacuate the areas, specifically, Kfar Hatta, located near Sidon and Ain El Tineh locate near Beirut.

Jerusalem, 6 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The Ben Gurion Airport Special Investigation Unit 747, in collaboration with investigators from the Narcotics Unit at Ben Gurion Airport Customs, succeeded in uncovering and thwarting the attempted smuggling of over a liter of a GBL date rape drug and arresting a Yavne resident. Specifically, two shipments were imported from China and destined for a “customer” in central Israel.

The israel police said the intervention came as part of an increased enforcement activity on shipments imported via air courier companies.

Jerusalem, 5 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Against the backdrop of the increase in demand for therapeutic spaces due to the war, Israel’s Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security and the Israel Land Authority will enable the establishment of therapeutic and rehabilitative farms for post-trauma sufferers, at-risk youth, and injured animals across the country on agricultural lands.

The move removes barriers facing non-profit organizations and social entrepreneurs, regulates existing activity, and allows them to operate on agricultural land continuously and without interruption.

Recently, many people across the country: fighters, evacuees, families who have been affected and citizens who have been exposed to difficult events, are dealing with physical and mental harm. A large portion of them are experiencing anxiety, depression, post-trauma or a sense of loneliness. The need for rehabilitation and healing frameworks is greater than ever, and the demand for therapeutic solutions in this area is only increasing. On the other hand, the agricultural space and nature prove themselves time and time again as an engine of healing.

Proximity to the land, agricultural work with hands, spending time among animals and vegetation – all of these contribute to reducing anxiety, strengthening the sense of belonging and creating a supportive framework that is not judgmental. Now, at the initiative of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security and in cooperation with the Israel Land Authority, a regulated response to this need will be provided, through the new outline.

Jerusalem, 5 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, is in the midst of what the Ministry of Transportation called a “comprehensive and unprecedented” as well as “historic” public transportation move. The 2026 budget approved by the government, allocates resources to develop the city’s transportation infrastructure and to better connect all neighborhoods of Jerusalem to the central region and throughout the country.

This involves a series of huge projects, including Israel Railways and light rail lines, extending existing lines, interchanges, bicycle paths, transportation terminals, and a significant upgrade of accessibility and service. These moves will shorten travel times, reduce congestion, and provide residents of the capital and visitors with a real alternative to the private car.

According to the ministry’s vision, by 2030, Jerusalem will be the first city in Israel where it is possible to get around easily and comfortably without the need for a private car. The light rail network in Jerusalem continues to expand at a rapid pace. The network is based on the “15-minute city” concept, which connects neighborhoods, employment centers, educational institutions and entertainment venues, through an efficient, accessible and green transportation infrastructure.

Jerusalem, 5 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) announced that the leader of its Central Command, Major General Avi Bluth, signed an order allowing the use of technological means, such as personal monitoring devices, to monitor compliance with the conditions of restriction of movement orders in Judea and Samaria.

The order came following the directive of the government, and after joint staff work by the IDF, Shin Bet (Israel’s anti-terror General Security Service), Israel Police, the Ministry of Justice and the Legal Advisor for Judea and Samaria.

The order, explained the IDF, will allow for the installation of technological surveillance measures for those against whom an administrative order restricting their movement in the Judea and Samaria region has been issued, and for monitoring violations of the restriction orders accordingly.

“It should be emphasized that violating the instructions of the order or damaging the technological monitoring device intended for the purpose of monitoring constitutes an offense, for which criminal proceedings may be taken,” said the IDF.

Jerusalem, 5 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) reported that a cadet at its Officers’ Training School was seriously injured earlier today (Monday) as a result of a training accident at a base in northern Israel.

The soldier was taken to the hospital for medical treatment and his family has been notified.

No details about the accident were provided.

Jerusalem, 5 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The (Israel Defense Forces) said the third meeting of the Joint Military Committee (JMC) between Israel and Morocco was held in Tel Aviv, led by the IDF Planning Directorate and the Tevel Brigade, and concluded this week with the signing of the Joint Work Plan for 2026

During the week, professional working meetings were held, alongside visits to IDF units, defense industries, military units, and relevant departments. At the center of the visit was a dedicated strategic panel that dealt with force building in strategic aspects and common goals for cooperation between the militaries.

“The meeting constitutes another milestone in deepening security cooperation between Israel and Morocco, a key partner for regional stability and security, and marks five years since the renewal of relations within the framework of the Abraham Accords,” said the IDF.

The Abraham Accords were first signed between Israel and the two Arab nations the UAE and Bahrain in 2020. Morocco and Sudan joined the Accords later on.

Jerusalem, 5 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) said that Monday evening it attacked targets of the Hezbollah and hamas terrorist organizations in Lebanon.

No details on the strikes were provided by the IDF.

Earlier it announced its intention to launch the attack and warned residents of Kfar Hatta, located near Sidon and Ain El Tineh locate near Beirut, to evacuate for their own safety.

Jerusalem, 5 January, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israel’s Ministry of Health reported on a sheep infected with rabies in an open area near the village of Ghajar in the upper galilee. Five people who were exposed to the sheep have been referred for preventive treatment against rabies.