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Mohammad El Halabi had been in custody for six years on charges of funneling $50 million of relief funds to Hamas.
P.A. security forces uncovered what they claim was a Hamas bomb lab following a mysterious blast near Ramallah • IDF wraps up series of counter-terror operations in Judea and Samaria.
Israeli media report that a Thai worker was struck by a bullet richochet; IDF says no causalties.
Hadar Goldin’s pieces have already been presented to the United Nations and showcased as part of international traveling exhibits.
A Palestinian gunman was killed and two others seriously wounded during the battle; Israeli forces also arrested Bnei Brak terrorist’s father.
Fatah officials challenge P.A. leader’s political appointments, demanding steps be taken to prove that Fatah, not Hamas, “is the real Palestinian leadership.”
A military court gave Ahmad Asafra life plus 25 years and ordered him to pay the family of Dvir Sorek $450,000 in damages.
“Mideast News Hour” with Caroline Glick and guest Gadi Taub
The lawsuit is “part of an ongoing campaign against terrorists, terrorist groups, and anyone who supports them financially,” lawyer says.
Around 3,000 police officers will secure the Jerusalem Day march, with thousands more dispatched across the country. Israel Police: “We are prepared for any scenario.”
The U.S. governmental body announces the designation of a Hamas finance official, along with a network of three Hamas financial facilitators and six companies.
Hamas has threatened to launch rockets at Israel if Jerusalem Day flag march proceeds as planned, Israeli media report.
