Bombing
What do we know about the suspected Iranian plot to attack UK's Fairford airbase? - explainer
US President Donald Trump said those involved in the plot had planned "big damage," while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also pointed to the "hands of a foreign actor."
On this day: Second Intifada triggered following Ariel Sharon's visit to Temple Mount
US National Archives recovers over 120 previously unknown American POW statements from WWII
Death toll rises to 31 in suicide attack on police facility in northwest Pakistan
Where is the safest place to be when a rocket siren sounds?
Discover the best places to seek refuge during an emergency.
What to prepare in case you need to stay in your bomb shelter
"Following these instructions could save lives," the Homefront Command said.
Germany's Hamburg airport halts after Iran plane threat
The German air force said on its X social media account that it escorted the plane after it entered German airspace east of Berlin due to a bomb threat.
Bomb suspected in deadly Israel motorcycle explosion
The explosion resulted in the death of the motorcycle's rider.
Bomb explodes at apartment building home to Israeli crime journalist - report
According to Channel 12, this is the third recent attempt by criminal organizations to target their crime reporter Shimon Ifergan to stop his reporting.
US synagogues evacuated due to bomb threats ahead of High Holy Days
Since mid-July, at least 49 synagogues in 13 states have received the threatening calls, none of which have been linked to credible bomb threats, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
On This Day in 2004: Dozens of Israelis murdered in Beersheba terror bombing
This attack had the largest number of victims in the entire year of 2004 and has the largest number of victims in the south of the country to this day.
The Sbarro bombing mastermind is still free. Put her back in jail - opinion
Israel has already failed the Roth family; we cannot allow the US to do so as well. Ahlam Tamimi must be put back behind bars.
Can the state be sued for a firebomb attack on a bus? High Court says no
"Questions of this kind are a matter for military investigation and are at the core of the military profession," High Court Justice Yizhak Amit noted.
'Oppenheimer' and the story behind those who lost their land to the lab
In 1942, the US Army gave 32 Hispano families on the Pajarito Plateau 48 hours to leave their homes so they could build the lab for atomic bomb construction.
