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Western and regional intelligence sources say Tehran has adopted civilian air transportation as a more reliable means of ferrying military equipment to its forces and to allied fighters in Syria, following Israeli disruption of ground supply.
Israeli defense officials have been split on their assessment as to the overall strategic implications of the Moscow-Tehran military deals, which have so far had hundreds of Iranian drones being supplied in exchange for cash.
According to the annual analysis, which will be used as a briefing for Israeli leaders, Iran will continue fanning the flames of terrorism but if unprovoked, won’t cross red lines in the nuclear program. Hezbollah will seek to avoid escalation, while the Ukraine war could project on our region through a whole host of issues.
Altogether since the pilot's course first opened its doors to women in the late 1990s, over 70 females have completed the grueling and prestigious training program.
Inaugurating a museum in Cohen's memory in the coastal city of Herzliya, Mossad director David Barnea said a recent investigation had concluded that the spy was caught "only because his transmissions were intercepted by the enemy. Simply intercepted and traced".
Data obtained by Israel Hayom shows that almost half of bulletproof buses used to transport schoolchildren in Judea and Samaria are in poor condition.
As Right rallies behind soldier who taunted activists, Prime Minister-elect Netanyahu says military should be left out of politics.
The IDF says the activists, who clashed with soldiers in the city, also violated the military's order banning them from certain areas and resisted arrest.
“Kochavi exemplified the spirit of collaboration and cooperation in furthering the strategic partnership of the United States and the State of Israel,” read the text of the award.
State media quoted an unidentified Syrian military official as saying that Israeli warplanes flying over the Mediterranean fired missiles toward military positions in coastal and central Syria.
