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Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir made it clear: “We want nothing but decisive victory.” In his view, Israel must exhaust efforts to reach a hostage deal before sending tens of troops into battle.
According to Arab media reports, Ziyad al-Nakhalah, the leader of the Palestinian terrorist organization Islamic Jihad, is spending most of his time in Egypt, with Cairo warning against any attempt on his life amid growing Israeli threats. At the same time, Turkey has tightened security measures for senior Hamas officials living there, and members of Hamas’ Lebanon branch have left the country.
The morning after its successful launch, Israel’s Defense Ministry revealed new information about the Ofek 19 satellite and the broader military space program. The IDF has not disclosed how many Israeli satellites are currently in orbit, but noted that some have been operating for two decades.
When the US president said "finish the job," he meant it – because if Gaza is to enter a new era, the terror group cannot be a part of it. He is now waiting for the IDF chief to deliver.
Imagery shows regime dismantling key systems at Natanz nuclear facility, perhaps in order to shield its hardware from another campaign, just months after Operation Rising Lion.
