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A Christmas tree lighting ceremony was held at the capital’s YMCA.
Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the UAE say the Rafah Crossing should be open in both directions.
“You wanted to know what this trial is about? Bugs Bunny and cigars,” the Israeli premier said.
In two separate incidents, troops identified terrorists who crossed the Yellow Line and posed an immediate threat.
Remigijus Žemaitaitis charged journalists and local Jews with treating the destruction of Palestinian schools as “another pastime.”
Waltz is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.
“The U.S. and our regional partners have a shared interest in ensuring the disarmament of Hezbollah,” said CENTCOM head Adm. Brad Cooper.
Troops killed six terrorists and apprehended dozens of wanted suspects.
Calling Turkey “the greatest threat,” Athens reveals deployment plan.
The uncertainty around the circumstances of Yasser Abu Shabab’s death exposes fractures within new militias operating under Israeli coordination.
“I know their language, I know their culture, I know a lot of things about these demons,” said the Israeli-American at an event near the Gaza border.
The new campus across from Sacher Park aims to become a global hub for Jewish learning and leadership.