Report: Chinese firm supplies Houthis with advanced ballistic missile parts. The Iranian-backed proxy is attempting to manufacture the deadly Kheibar Shekan platform inside Yemen.

Israel slams Dutch decision to ban Hapoel Be’er Sheva fans from soccer match due to ‘security concerns.’ Foreign Ministry condemns discrimination against Israeli fans – ‘The victims, not the attackers’

Yemen’s Houthis vow more attacks on Saudi airports, oil facilities after Aramco HQ hit. Saudi-led forces say they intercepted a missile • Saudi Aramco headquarters attacked, limited fire reported • Saudi Arabia to let executives attend ‘Davos in the Desert’ remotely after attacks

Netanyahu on Oct. 7: Nobody told Bush to ‘go home’ after September 11 intelligence failures The prime minister said he hoped the election would proceed as scheduled but warned that Israel’s enemies could attempt attacks or rocket fire to create an impression of Israeli vulnerability.

‘United States looking at all possibilities’ on Iran. Some 3,000 U.S. military personnel are reportedly deployed in Israel as the Pentagon moves carriers and Marines toward the Middle East.

Little if any progress on Jew-hatred at United Nations, Jewish staffers say. “Besides the Palestinians, the problem is the Europeans and the leftists, promoted by NGOs. They are the most dangerous,” a Jewish U.N. employee said of antisemitism within the institution.

The world’s distorted view of Israel is built on persistent myths – opinion. When it comes to Israel, the world too easily accepts the myth rather than seeking the truth. Our job, the job for all of us, is to shatter the prism that enables the myths to fester.

Iran may be digging in for next war, raising stakes for US, Israel and Gulf allies – analysis. Israel’s difficulties in defeating Hezbollah in Lebanon and eliminating all the threats posed by the terrorist organization illustrate the challenges involved in locating and destroying Iran.

Saudi Arabia needs allies against the Houthis, but will it turn to Israel? – analysis. The flydubai attack may not bring Israel and Saudi Arabia closer, but it forces Riyadh to ask: Should it keep one of its strongest potential regional partners at arm’s length?