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The British government expected to announce a ban on trade in certain goods and services originating in Israeli settlements. Jewish groups warn the move could lead to 'de facto boycott' of Israeli products.
The campaign against Hezbollah infrastructure on the Ali al-Taher Ridge is more than a local confrontation. Its complete destruction would force Hezbollah into a dilemma and improve the prospects for an agreement with Lebanon, while delays could lead to an Israeli withdrawal before the mission is complete.
Troops encircle Al-Lubnat camp in Jawf province and push toward the provincial capital, days after repelling a Houthi assault on the port city of Mocha.
The pop star reshared a viral clip criticizing the rapper's opening set, calling the incident "awful" to her millions of followers.
The terrorist arrived at Maoz Yehuda Farm in a commercial vehicle, pulled out a knife and stabbed the farm owner. After fleeing, he was located near his vehicle in the Idna area, tried to stab the soldiers and was shot dead.
