PM Netanyahu met with Argentine President Javier Milley today, who expressed strong support for Israel. According to Milley, its victory in the war is also a victory for the entire Western world. The two agreed to deepen cooperation between the two countries.

The judge accepted the prosecution’s request on Tuesday to extend the detention of the suspect in the arson of HaRav Yitzchak Yosef’s shul, who was arrested by the police and Shin Bet on Monday evening. The suspect’s identity remains under a court-imposed gag order and cannot be published at this time. Until now, nearly all details of the investigation had been under a sweeping gag order, with only the existence of the case made public. The court has now lifted some of those restrictions, allowing additional information to be released. While the suspect’s name remains under gag order, the court has permitted the publication of the fact that the suspect’s detention has been extended.

Several Israeli defense contractors have entered into formal agreements with Qatar—deals that received full authorization from the highest levels of the Israeli government—to supply advanced military equipment, ammunition, cyber systems, and other defense technologies, Maariv reported on Tuesday.
These deals were greenlit by key entities including the Defense Ministry, the Defense Intelligence Agency, and received special sign-off from Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu himself.
The defense companies were only permitted to proceed with the contracts after obtaining the necessary clearance from the Foreign Ministry, the Defense Ministry, and Netanyahu’s office.

ANOTHER WEDDING DANCES THROUGH THE ATTACK! Yemen ballistic missile being shot down overhead of Rabbi Shalom Rosner’s daughter’s wedding near Bnei Re’eim. Video for YWN by Lazer Guterman.

The IDF successfully intercepted a ballistic missile launched at Israel by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen on Tuesday evening. The missile disintegrated into multiple fragments after being struck by an initial interceptor, prompting the Israeli Air Force to deploy additional interceptors to neutralize the debris. Witnesses reported seeing at least seven interceptors launched. Historical incidents have shown that intact warheads from partially intercepted Houthi missiles can fall to the ground, posing a risk of harm. Sirens blared across central Israel, the Jerusalem area, southern West Bank settlements, and parts of southern Israel, alerting residents to the imminent danger.