The Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service, is responsible for thwarting terrorism and espionage and protecting state institutions and senior officials. Coverage includes foiled attacks, security investigations and appointments at the top of the agency. This hub gathers Israeli reporting on the Shin Bet.
HaaretzCentral Elections Committee Chairman instructed the Shin Bet to investigate "serious suspicions" of foreign election interference, while the committee's acting director general said he didn't know of any evidence that supported the claims
Times of IsraelIDF identifies at least six members of terror group it killed in airstrikes this week, including a commander involved in holding numerous hostages in the Strip after Oct. 7 attack
Times of Israel — Ops & BlogsFor well over a decade, foreign policy circles in Jerusalem and Washington nurtured a convenient fiction: that Turkey’s growing belligerence was largely domestic theater, a performance by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to rally his conservative…
YnetnewsShin Bet seeks Mossad's assistance in investigating allegations that tens of millions of shekels were used to influence Israel's election; both countries deny involvement, while election officials stress there is no evidence of systematic…
Jerusalem PostThe Mossad is assisting the Shin Bet in investigating whether Qatar funded elements of the Joint List's apparatus, though officials emphasize election results remain unaffected.
VINnews+2JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Israeli forces killed four Hamas terrorists in two separate airstrikes in the southern Gaza Strip on Wednesday, the military announced. One strike targeted a location in Khan Younis and eliminated Mohammed Alyan…
Israel National NewsIsraeli forces destroy rockets, RPGs, explosives, rifles, and other combat equipment stored at two Hamas weapons storage facilities in Gaza.
JFeedDuvdevan and Paratroopers, directed by Shin Bet, detained four operatives who traded arms and belonged to dismantled terror cells in Jenin; security forces say arrests prevented imminent attacks