Hourly Roundup 18:00 Israel · 26 Sept 2026
Stories in this hour
- IDF: Following the identification of weapons posing a threat to IDF soldiers: The IDF struck a Hezbollah weapons storage facility in the Sejoud area of southern LebanonEarlier today (Saturday), the IDF struck a weapons storage facility belonging to the Hezbollah terrorist organization in the Sejoud area of southern Lebanon. The strike was carried out to remove a threat: the facility stored…
- Northern Israel’s children need protected classrooms, not more promises - opinionSome 250 northern kindergartens lack full protection. A faster government process could help keep children safe and families rooted
- Money can disappear in minutes: Israelis warned about scammersAhead of Sukkot, the risk of encountering fraudsters in Israel when booking accommodation and paying for vacations increases. Criminals create copies of travel websites, post attractive ads, and force potential victims to transfer money or…
- Storm in Serbia: Does Elbit Systems Not Own the New Drone Factory?An examination of the ownership structure of the company operating the new drone manufacturing facility in Serbia has raised some unexpected questions.
Torah perspective
Sukkot is the one holiday when we leave solid walls for a sukkah, a structure open to the sky, trusting Divine protection over locks and beams. The irony of scammers weaponizing Sukkot bookings is sharp: they exploit the very anxiety the sukkah is meant to heal. The pressure to hurry, to grab a deal, to bypass your own caution, mirrors the inner voice that says security lies in having, not in trusting. The sukkah teaches the opposite. Real shelter is not the one you rush to book. It is the one you build with integrity, dwell in with awareness, and trust God to shade.