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After hits on major Hezbollah targets, Israel is readying itself for a response, which Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah must calculate very carefully to avoid sliding into an all-out war, which he does not want.

Our Soldiers Speak tours aim to provide the “gold standard of substantive programming” to those likely to affect the public space in the near future.

MK Gideon Sa’ar, who has locked horns with PM Benjamin Netanyahu on multiple occasions, fully backs him in this upcoming election but vows to continue speaking his mind. Israelis must vote for Netanyahu because challenger Benny Gantz simply ”doesn’t have what it takes to be prime minister,” he says.

For 52 years, the Jews of Hebron have been trying to get back the land that was stolen from them in the riots of 1929, but the government is doing so only incrementally, usually after terrorist attacks. Now the attorney general has approved a plan to clear and rebuild the city's market area in an attempt to bring Jews back.

The professional development program has been mentoring Jewish college students and young adults in Israeli firms – nearly 800 of them to date – since 2010.

The Shiite terrorist organization Hezbollah has a budget of nearly $1 billion. Despite international efforts to cut off its funding, the group and its sponsor, Iran, are still managing to maneuver around sanctions. Can Hezbollah's funds be cut off without affecting the entire economy of Lebanon?

While there is no solid proof that Hamas was involved in the recent murder of Dvir Sorek, there is proof aplenty that it is working in Judea and Samaria not only to carry out terrorist attacks against Israelis but also to topple the PA.

After five years, the Strategic Affairs Ministry has the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement on the defensive after it exposed the movement's anti-Semitic character and direct links to terrorism.

They may be bruised, even traumatized, by years of Hamas attacks, but they love their home and will not allow Hamas to ruin their childhood.

The monastery, which is nestled in a remote valley in the northern Lebanese mountains and dates from the fourth century, is a meeting place for Christians who have fled conflict.