Israeli and Argentine leaders, meeting in Jerusalem, sign “Isaac Accords” to promote ties between the Jewish state and Latin America and announce direct flights to Buenos Aires.
Netanyahu: Fight against Iran is ‘not over yet’
Israeli and Argentine leaders, meeting in Jerusalem, sign “Isaac Accords” to promote ties between the Jewish state and Latin America and announce direct flights to Buenos Aires.
Hamas is exploiting the diplomatic stalemate to delay demands for its disarmament, while working to consolidate its governance in the Gaza Strip, rebuild its military capabilities and continue terrorist activity against IDF forces.
COGAT says aid entering the Strip surpasses international benchmarks, while accusing Hamas of diverting civilian resources to sustain its terror infrastructure.
President says negotiators will meet Iranian representatives after reported Strait of Hormuz clashes, while warning of severe consequences if diplomacy fails.
The Argentine president will become the first foreign leader to light a torch at Israel’s official Independence Day event in Jerusalem, in recognition of his deep friendship with the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
While Washington speaks of diplomacy, anger, disappointment, and a sense of betrayal prevail in northern Israel.
With Israel still on alert for renewed hostilities, the military has released a detailed account of what it says was achieved against Iran and Hezbollah—far beyond the lazy claim that little was accomplished.
Can it now disarm Hezbollah, or will it risk national fragmentation?
Two Israeli reservists were killed in fighting in southern Lebanon—killed by Hezbollah explosive devices. Their deaths show how dangerous and unpredictable operations in the villages and hills beyond the border remain.
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Israeli and Argentine leaders, meeting in Jerusalem, sign “Isaac Accords” to promote ties between the Jewish state and Latin America and announce direct flights to Buenos Aires.
President says negotiators will meet Iranian representatives after reported Strait of Hormuz clashes, while warning of severe consequences if diplomacy fails.
While Washington speaks of diplomacy, anger, disappointment, and a sense of betrayal prevail in northern Israel.
With Israel still on alert for renewed hostilities, the military has released a detailed account of what it says was achieved against Iran and Hezbollah—far beyond the lazy claim that little was accomplished.
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