A prosecutor’s statement is expected to be filed soon against three suspects in a cigarette-smuggling case, including Bezalel Zini, brother of Shin Bet chief David Zini. Later this week, indictments are expected to be filed against 13 additional suspects in the same affair.
The Lebanese terrorist organization remains battered, bruised and struggling to rebuild itself after the blows dealt by Israel. But the working assumption in the IDF Northern Command is that, unlike during Operation Rising Lion, Hezbollah will not stay on the sidelines this time.
Shoppers limited to two or three units per purchase as farmers halt deliveries indefinitely. Industry warns shelves could be empty by Sunday without immediate resolution.
IDF forces operating east of the Yellow Line also uncovered rockets and additional weapons during operations to clear terrorist infrastructure. Four terrorists who endangered the troops were eliminated yesterday in the Yellow Line area.
Producers to stop supply Tuesday in escalating battle over government's controversial import reform plan.
The US visit by IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and other senior officials was meant to sharpen coordination with the Americans and present Israel’s interests. While Israel's security establishment fears a US strike carried out merely to “check the box, the wait could last several more weeks.
Senior military official told reporters 70,000 killed in Gaza, inadvertently validating terrorist organization's disputed numbers. Israel's own data to be released soon.
Today’s olim can help boost Israel’s economy, filling crucial gaps in the workforce and contributing to Israel’s culture of entrepreneurship and innovation. Finding a field where they can grow and thrive is important, often requiring immigrants to ask "Where am I needed now?" instead of focusing only on "What jobs here match my past?"
The gaps between the Haredi parties and the Knesset’s legal advisers are coming to light, and they may threaten the stability of the coalition. Haredi factions are demanding a permanent law rather than a temporary one, along with a requirement that only 10% of those covered by the draft exemption targets enlist, while 90% continue studying in yeshivas. A senior source in Agudat Yisrael said: “Anyone who studies Torah cannot be subjected to sanctions.”
British publication reports educational materials show Palestine spanning entire territory between Jordan River and Mediterranean Sea, prompting legal complaints and subsequent corrections.
