Israeli Foreign Policy
Following 11 months of bombardment, Likud and Religious Zionist MKs decry maritime border pact that helps fund Hezbollah.
Lawmakers gather in Addis Ababa “to build on the Abraham Accords and pursue peace, progress and prosperity.”
Knesset member Zvi Sukkot calls on the head of IDF Central Command to end “discrimination” against Judea and Samaria residents.
The suspect vehicle had a yellow ribbon on its mirror to signify solidarity with the hostages taken by Hamas on Oct. 7, and an air freshener with an Israeli flag on it.
“With or without British arms, Israel will win this war and secure our common future,” the Israeli prime minister responded on social media.
London will ban the export of aircraft, drones, helicopters and ground targeting equipment, Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced.
Contrary to what many Israelis believe, the Jewish state has many supporters in Europe, “but they are in need of relevant information,” says IDSF founder and chairman Brig. Gen. (res.) Amir Avivi.
They showcase students and teachers engaged in Hebrew and nature lessons, along with other documentation of teaching practices across the country.
Mojtaba Amani, Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon, said the claims were part of a “Zionist plot.”
“Advancing U.S. support for the Palestinian people will be critically important in the months and years ahead,” the diplomat said.
The sand-filled vaulted tomb, which dates to the fourth century C.E., was found in the 1930s, about 300 meters from the beach.
Israel has sealed 150 terror smuggling tunnels so far; Egypt cannot be relied upon to prevent new smuggling, observers tell JNS.
