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The attack comes after nearly a month of relative quiet; no casualties or damage reported • IDF: “We will protect Israeli civilians from terror.”
Chairman of the U.S. President’s Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities plans to implement a revolutionary program based on Israel’s successful model.
The military opens two COVID-19 wards at Rambam Medical Center’s underground level in Haifa and gears up to launch thousands of contact-tracing investigations.
Upgraded Boeing 767 includes defense systems against cyber and missile attacks, and a conference room equipped with encrypted satellite communications mechanisms.
Israeli Defense Ministry and Israel Aerospace Industries hand the “keys” to the spacecraft to the military’s Intelligence Directorate.
Pittsburgh resident Judah Samet lived through the Holocaust and the assault on his synagogue, the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history.
They will be able to eat and pray outdoors in a safe space on bases.
Jerusalem and the IDF hope that Hezbollah internalizes the risk that it would be taking by attempting another border attack, while bringing attention to its use of Lebanon’s embattled civilians as shields for a dangerous industry of guided missiles.
IDF Home Front Command data shows many Israelis who have tested positive for coronavirus violate quarantine directives and conceal the number of people they may have infected.
Israeli forces in an operation northeast of Ramallah opened fire after spotting a group preparing to hurl Molotov cocktails at them.
The state-of-the-art Litening targeting pod was on board German and Israel jets in last month’s historic Dachau flyover, “a statement to the world,” said a business development manager at Rafael’s Electro-Optics Division.
Gaza-based terrorists launch multiple salvos hours after wounding six in attacks on Ashdod and Ashkelon • Netanyahu: “Hamas wants to move peace backwards; they will not succeed.”
