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“May Allah bring it back to us all with stability, peace and respect,” tweeted Gideon Sa’ar.
Israel’s military released visual evidence that the Iranian terror proxy used Lebanese civilian sites to store weapons, fire rockets and dig tunnels, endangering noncombatants.
Legislation would provide medical assistance for former IDF canine unit dogs after years of frontline service.
The Israeli prime minister was taken to Hadassah Ein Kerem, his office told JNS.
Mohammad Abu Mallouh continued manufacturing munitions during the ceasefire, posing a threat to Israeli troops and civilians.
Each additional one-year increase in biological age over chronological age was associated with a 15% increase in the risk of mortality.
The central bank said the shekel’s sharp appreciation has helped ease price pressures.
In an interview with JNS, Mike Evans says Tehran will betray any deal with Washington, prompting the president to “finish the job.”
The American leader said it would be an honor to see Iran join the peace treaty as well.
The Lebanese president spoke ahead of another round of U.S.-brokered talks between Beirut and Jerusalem
The move is part of a broader push to isolate Israelis and Jews, according to Christians for Israel, the largest importer of Judea and Samaria products.
Among the professional players taking part were Canadian former World No. 3 Milos Raonic and Israeli Grand Slam champions.
The IDF said Israel’s airspace was penetrated in the areas of Shtula, Arab al-Aramshe and Metula, identifying direct hits on the ground.
The prime minister’s non-response to a request for discussions had reportedly prompted a freeze.
The Israeli premier reiterates that he and the U.S. president have pledged to never allow the Islamic Republic to get the bomb.
Louay Hisham Mahmoud Basal was eliminated in a targeted strike after being identified as an immediate threat to Israeli troops.
“Our mission is to thwart every enemy, dismantle terrorist infrastructure, and serve as a front-line defense for the communities of the north,” said Zamir.
The Israeli military also targeted observation assets used against troops.
Relations with Jerusalem may thaw under the new right-wing prime minister, but he may lack the political capital for a full reversal.
Kids near the border are still routinely forced to take shelter during Hezbollah attacks.
An agreement with Tehran will not affect Israel’s right to defend itself against Hezbollah in Lebanon, said the secretary of state.
Tamar Steinberg and Shahar Tibi in a dual podium finish at the event in Portugal.
Jerusalem summoned the chargé d’affaires after videos showed Spanish police using force against participants returning home.
Janez Janša’s election marks a positive shift in Slovenia’s foreign policy toward Israel.
The group drew connections between the hand symbol on the pin and the deaths of the Bibas children, stating they were “strangled to death by the terrorist’s bare hands.”
Both men condemned Steven Bannon’s perceived Nazi salute at CPAC.
“You start talking [with Arabs] professionally and the barriers fall down,” says Dr. Doron Markel.
Hamas published a propaganda video showing Israeli hostages Guy Gilboa-Dalal and Evyatar David forced to watch their friends’ release ceremony from Gaza.
Sirens sounded in multiple communities in the northern Israeli region.
If the captives, both living and dead, are not returned, Israel will expand the agricultural areas of the kibbutzim Be’eri and Nir Oz into the Gaza perimeter, said the Israeli finance minister.
They are believed to be migrant workers.
Loyalty to Hezbollah will wane when its followers realize that “it can no longer offer them financial, political, or security benefits.”
“We must get every hostage home. The United States should never leave any man or woman behind,” the New Jersey congressman stated.
“I think it is a completely absurd idea that an Israeli prime minister cannot visit the Federal Republic of Germany,” said Friedrich Merz, who is poised to become Germany’s next prime minister.
The army continues to destroy weapons belonging to the former Assad regime that endanger “the security of the State of Israel and our forces.”
“The commandment of redeeming captives is a supreme duty that embodies the highest bond between a nation and its citizens.”
