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Israeli strike kills two people in Gaza, Hamas officials claim • IDF expected to make historic change for more inclusive combat soldier profile
Iran to announce new restricted zone in the Gulf, top security official says
IDF expected to make historic change for more inclusive combat soldier profile
While there have been numerous reports over several months suggesting that such a change might be approved, KAN News reported first on Sunday that the decision has finally gone through.
‘The end of the Iranian regime is near,’ Netanyahu claims at government’s Rosh Hashanah toast
“We are determined to defend ourselves; we are determined to strike our enemies,” Netanyahu said at the Government Rosh Hashanah toast.
Israeli strike kills two people in Gaza, Hamas officials claim
Lebanon can sign Abraham Accords once Hezbollah is disarmed, Sunni MP says
“I don’t see any reason why we cannot sign peace with Israel,” Makhzoumi said, adding that it was possible for Lebanon to “achieve” membership in the Abraham Accords.
IDF, Shin Bet dismantle Hamas terror cell, weapons cache during West Bank counterterrorism op.
During questioning, one of the terrorists revealed the location of a weapons cache, containing an M16 rifle and a large quantity of explosives.
US forces redirect 92 commercial vessels, disabled three, boarded two over blockade, CENTCOM says
‘Facts matter less’: Israel, Huckabee slam UK foreign secretary over Gaza medicine claims
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee backed the Foreign Ministry, writing: “the Brits have lost it. Their government’s Jew hatred knows no bounds and recognizes no facts.”
Fatah Central Committee secretary-general reveals Hamas talks in Turkey, doubts elections – report
According to a source who spoke with the Palestinian Press Network, Rajoub also met with mukhtars, or clan leaders, from the Gaza Strip in an effort to potentially create his own alliance.
Iran’s response to US attacks will be ‘faster, heavier, more painful,’ Ghalibaf says
“From now on, any attack against Iran’s interests and security will receive a faster, heavier, and more painful response,” Ghalibaf said in a speech published on his Telegram channel.
