Israel strikes Hezbollah terrorists in Sidon area
The Israel Defense Forces said on Monday afternoon that it attacked several Hezbollah terrorists in the Sidon area on Lebanon’s southern coast.
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Israel warns US that Iran may use missile launch drill as cover to strike
Israel has reportedly warned the Trump administration that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps may be using an ongoing military exercise focusing on missiles as cover to launch an attack on Israel, according, amid fears that Jerusalem and Tehran are readying for another confrontation.
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‘Zionists’ condemned in Bondi terror video
Zionists were explicitly condemned in a video filmed by the alleged Bondi Beach gunmen as they outlined their justification for the terrorist attack that killed 15 people at a Chanukah event, newly released Sydney court documents say.
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Gantz: Israel needs to prevent Iran from restocking missiles
After the three rounds of direct conflict with Iran since the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, Israeli officialdom understands that the country cannot afford to let fundamentalists possess destructive capabilities, Blue and White Party leader Benny Gantz told JNS on Monday.
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Tucson Jewish community targeted with antisemitic graffiti after Bondi Beach massacre
Tucson Jewish Community Center (Tucson J) staff discovered “hateful” antisemitic materials posted near the building, Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona (JPSA) announced on Monday.
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‘Biased, distorted’: COGAT slams UN following claims of food insecurity in Gaza
The Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) on Friday criticized a United Nations report on Gaza that said famine had been averted but conditions “remained critical,” calling the assessment “a distorted and baseless picture of reality.”
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Treasury sanctions 29 vessels in Iran’s ‘shadow fleet’ used to transport illicit petroleum
The U.S. Department of the Treasury imposed new sanctions against Iran on Thursday, targeting the Islamic Republic’s “shadow fleet” used to transport illicit petroleum.
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Sa’ar hails confirmation of Yehuda Kaploun for US Jew-hatred post
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar on Friday congratulated Yehuda Kaploun, a Chabad rabbi, after the U.S. Senate confirmed his appointment as special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism.
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4 more victims of Bondi Hanukkah attack laid to rest, including couple that tackled terrorist
Four people killed in the antisemitic terror attack in Sydney on Sunday were laid to rest Friday, including a couple who were shot dead after tackling one of the two terrorists who killed 15 people and wounded dozens at the Hanukkah candle-lighting event on Bondi Beach.
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Herzog, Pope Leo discuss antisemitism amid Bondi massacre
In the wake of the terrorist attack on Jews in Sydney, Australia, Israeli President Isaac Herzog spoke on Wednesday with Pope Leo XIV about the rise of global antisemitism.
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France, US, Saudis to meet Lebanese army chief to push Hezbollah disarmament plan
French, Saudi Arabian, and American officials will hold talks with the head of the Lebanese army on Thursday in Paris aimed at finalizing a roadmap to enable a mechanism for the disarmament of the Hezbollah group, diplomats said.
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Youngest, oldest victims of Sydney Hanukkah attack remembered in tearful funerals
Four funerals were held in Australia on Thursday for victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack, with mourners lamenting the great-grandfather who shielded his wife from the bullets, a Holocaust survivor who had sought a new life in Australia, a defiant father who tried to stop the attack, and the “joyful” 10-year-old girl who was cut down in the…
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Report: Abbas called Oct. 7 ‘the greatest day in Palestinian history’
Palestinian Authority chief Mahmoud Abbas praised the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, calling it “the greatest day in Palestinian history,” Palestinian researcher Hani al-Masri said in a recent interview.
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Israel will ‘deal with Hamas’ if it won’t disarm, Sa’ar says
If Hamas does not follow through with U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace plan that involves the terrorist group laying down arms, Israel “will have to deal with the problem,” Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said in an interview with the Saudi state-owned channel Al Arabiya English on Wednesday.
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Sister of slain hostage Ran Gvili calls for his immediate return
The dozens of posters of hostages that once greeted arrivals and departures at Ben-Gurion International Airport have disappeared except for one of the last hostage whose body remains in Gaza, Israel Police officer Ran Gvili.
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Mossad chief warns Iran still seeks Israel’s destruction despite nuclear setbacks
Mossad Director David Barnea said on Tuesday that Iran “has not abandoned its aspiration to destroy the State of Israel,” speaking at a Mossad excellence awards ceremony at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem on Tuesday night.
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Bondi Beach Hanukkah killer charged with 59 offenses including terror, 15 counts of murder
The surviving gunman in Sydney’s Bondi Beach terror attack at a Jewish community event was charged Wednesday with 59 offenses, including 15 charges of murder, as Australian authorities were investigating the two perpetrators’ links to the Islamic State terror group.
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1,300-year-old menorah pendant shows Jews ‘didn’t stop’ visiting Jerusalem
A 1,300-year-old lead pendant decorated with a menorah was uncovered during an archaeological excavation beneath the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, north of the City of David, the Israel Antiquities Authority revealed on Monday.
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