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Natan Galula

Natan Galula

Natan Galula is a writer at JNS.org.

“Operation Roaring Lion” was named after the Jewish state’s national hero, who fell in the Battle of Tel Hai in 1920.
The U.S. president imposed broad economic and travel bans on individuals investigating American citizens or allies, such as Israel.
The average response time to sites hit by Iranian missiles was approximately 15 minutes, the Israeli military concluded in a statement.
The Memorial Day ceremony held at the Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem was a beautiful, sorrowful tribute to the bereaved families of the servicemen and women who were killed over the past 18 months.
“The enemy should get bullets, not attorneys,” Professor Talia Einhorn quotes the U.S. defense secretary as writing.
Experts talk to JNS about Israel’s suspension of humanitarian aid in Gaza, how it is viewed by international law and the moral premise that underpins it.
Reut Ben-Chaim, a mother of eight and co-founder of Tzav 9, a group opposed to the entry of aid into Gaza, was slapped with U.S. sanctions targeting “extremist” individuals “undermining peace in the region.”
Muhammad Shaheen, the head of Hamas’s Operations Department in Lebanon, had been planning attacks against Israeli citizens, according to Israeli security forces.
Outlawing the U.N. agency is “a direct response to the widespread infiltration of UNRWA’s ranks by Hamas,” Ambassador Danny Danon said.