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Beloved canine 'who saved soldiers' lives' mourned after dying in Nablus raid

Border Police says Django was shot while shielding the fighters from gunfire.

By Hanan Greenwood

Published on 05-04-2023 13:54

Last modified: 05-04-2023 13:57

Beloved canine 'who saved soldiers' lives' mourned after dying in Nablus raid

Border Police

Django protected the soldiers against gunfire | Photo: Border Police

AFP / Jaafar Ashtiyeh

US suspends security funding to Palestinian security forces

By Erez Linn

The impact is already visible in certain areas. A colonel who directs training at the PA's Central Training Institute for...

Israeli assessment: Uncertainty over Gaza's reconstruction pushs many back to displacement camps

AFP

Report: This is Egypt's plan for Gaza reconstruction

By Shachar Kleiman

Egyptian sources have indicated that the presence of Arab or international forces remains a sensitive point of contention. Egypt’s reconstruction...

AP / Majdi Mohammed

Israel seizes billions from Palestinians in shock debt maneuver

By Shirit Avitan Cohen

Israel's Finance Ministry has successfully cleared a decade-old 1.1 billion shekel electricity debt owed by the Palestinian Authority while simultaneously...

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