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Israel's National Cyber Directorate did not name any elements who were behind the attack, although Iran’s cyber terrorists are the immediate suspects.

Report: The attack targeted municipal alert systems but did not breach essential IDF infrastructure.

From the blog of Avigdor Haselkorn at The Times of Israel

Military says exercise in Mount Dov region was planned in advance; sounds of explosions to be heard Thursday morning in Galilee panhandle towns

ELNET delegation of Baltic and Polish officials studies border security, emergency management, cyber defense; visit seen as step in repairing Warsaw-Jerusalem ties

Deputy Minister Matan Kahana, a reserve fighter pilot, says he fears IDF will lower standards to let female recruits into elite helicopter-borne search-and-rescue outfit

The Ministry of Defence’s Engineering and Construction Division, in cooperation with IDF’s Home Front Command, has commenced work to fortify kindergartens in the Gaza Strip area against rocket and mortar attacks. The work that began this week in a kindergarten in Kibbutz Gvaram is part of a broad plan to strengthen protection in 33 kindergartens…

The military wants to be able to send troops before violence breaks out, and not in response to the violence.

In annual report, Matanyahu Englman faults government for wide range of failings, including lack of preparedness for hospital cyberattacks and safety issues at construction sites

I spent Passover Seder with 70 Ukrainian refugees in the middle of Nazareth. It sounds like the punch line to a joke, but in reality it was emotional and heartwarming.