Warrant Officer (res.) Barak Kalfon, from Adi in northern Israel, would have turned 49 next month.
The incident will “undoubtedly add to the concerns” of the large Jewish community of Hendon, said MP David Pinto-Duschinsky.
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter expressed the hope that talks with Lebanon will help defeat the terrorist group.
Israeli soldiers control some 54% of the Strip’s territory as a fragile truce remains in place.
IDF troops later raided his residence near Hebron and found an improvised weapon and military equipment.
Three other members of the UNIFIL peacekeeping force were injured in the attack.
Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei says Iran’s navy is ready to inflict “new bitter defeats” on its enemies.
Israeli soldiers remain deployed in security zone to ensure Hezbollah does not rebuild its terrorist infrastructure during the truce.
The Israeli Air Force struck Iran with about 19,000 munitions. According to IDF Military Intelligence, the Iranians have already begun preparing for the next campaign against the Jewish state.
The activist Analilia Mejia leads by nearly 20 percentage points with 94% of the votes counted.
“Visas provided to foreign students to live, study and work in the United States are a privilege, not a right,” the department spokesman told JNS.
“We will not allow Iraq’s terrorist militias, backed by Iran, to threaten American lives or interests,” stated Scott Bessent, the U.S. treasury secretary.
University of South Florida reviews claims Jewish students blocked from gubernatorial campaign event
Witness statements allege that Jewish students were singled out, monitored and blocked from entering the event, with some attendees reporting antisemitic remarks heard while waiting in line.
“His venom for Jews is part of the sickening rise in antisemitism and attacks against believers,” prosecutors said.
U.S. President Donald Trump said that the naval blockade of Iranian ports will remain in force despite the announcement from Iran.
Four senators wrote to the U.S. Secretary of State that Liran Tancman has a “failed record of privatizing traditional humanitarian functions.”
The legislation would make sure that those who “exploit America’s generosity” can’t “hide behind the citizenship we gave them,” said Rep. Riley Moore, of West Virginia.
Danny Danon, the Israeli envoy to the global body, called the Iranian blockade of the strait “economic terrorism.”
Authorities probe online claim of drone threat as officers find suspicious items in the area.
Amid U.S.-led diplomatic push, defense minister insists IDF will maintain control of security zone inside Lebanon.
The depth of Moscow’s and Beijing’s backing for the Islamic Republic is coming under sharp scrutiny.
The U.S. president calls for calm as diplomatic efforts continue over Israel-Lebanon truce.
Runners from Israel and abroad join subdued race following Lebanon truce.
The tally of Israel’s fallen since 1860 reaches 25,644.
The Israeli Air Force struck Iran with about 19,000 munitions. According to IDF Military Intelligence, the Iranians have already begun preparing for the next campaign against the Jewish state.
Israeli soldiers remain deployed in security zone to ensure Hezbollah does not rebuild its terrorist infrastructure during the truce.
The U.S. president calls for calm as diplomatic efforts continue over Israel-Lebanon truce.
The U.S. and Iran have reached an “in principle agreement” to extend their ceasefire.
Ten ships have been turned back and none has broken through since the blockade began, according to the U.S. military.
Negotiators are reportedly seeking compromises on Iran’s nuclear program, freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and compensation for wartime damages.
The proposal includes three broad aims: clearing a backlog of stranded vessels, conducting a major demining effort, and setting up ongoing naval escorts.
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The settlement revolution happening in Judea and Samaria
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While the world’s eyes are locked on Iran, this episode exposes the quieter moves reshaping the future of Israel. Viewers will learn how strategy isn’t just about war, but about geography and control...through the approval of dozens of new communities, the interception of weapons flows and the prevention of terror attacks before they happen. It’s a crash course in how realities are built on the ground long before they’re debated globally, and why what looks like small, local developments may actually determine the long-term balance of power. By the end, you’ll see that the real story isn’t always where the noise is, it’s where the map is quietly being redrawn.
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