IDF general revealed as uncle of deceased hostage
Maj. Gen. (res.) Yossi Bachar, who has been serving as deputy commander of the IDF Southern Command in the reserves since the war began, revealed that he is the uncle of the late Sahar Baruch.
Maj. Gen. (res.) Yossi Bachar, who has been serving as deputy commander of the IDF Southern Command in the reserves since the war began, revealed that he is the uncle of the late Sahar Baruch.
A man in his 20s was found dead in his apartment in Bat Yam. According to sources familiar with the details, the deceased is model Daniel Marziko, who had returned home after a night out.
Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi met with the IDF chief of staff and handed him her letter of resignation. Shortly beforehand, Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that she would not be able to return to her position, citing “the severity of the suspicions and the sensitivity of the military advocate general’s role.”
Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen delays signing the gas export deal with Egypt, citing Cairo’s violations of the peace treaty. In response, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright cancels his planned visit to Jerusalem.
Route 1 closure, train disruptions and school cancellations mark massive anti-draft demonstration bringing hundreds of thousands to capital. Law could shake Israel's political map.
Minister Miki Zohar's push to install Yair Netanyahu in key position triggers opposition revolt and accusations of corruption from former IDF chief.
Before the judges, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu detailed his schedule, mentioning that he had discussed “a gas deal” that also carried “complex implications.” Israel Hayom reported last month that due to alleged violations by Egypt, Netanyahu was reconsidering the deal.
Attorney General's investigation opens new front in case that has divided Israeli leadership and sparked international scrutiny of military detention practices.
Sharabi, released from Hamas captivity after 491 days, lost his wife Lian and his two daughters, Noya and Yahel, may their memories be blessed, on October 7.
The "Shurat HaDin" conference on combating antisemitism opened Monday at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York. Former Mossad director Yossi Cohen responded to a question from Israel Hayom regarding a possible entry into politics in next year’s elections: “The answer is no.”
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