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The joint Shin Bet and Israel Police investigation discovered that throughout 2025, the suspects understood they were working under Iranian guidance and that their actions could compromise national security, motivated primarily by financial incentives.
Move comes a day after London, Ottawa and Paris threaten to issue "targeted sanctions" against entities that undermine the two-state solution and warned Israel might face concrete actions.
Iran's leader expresses pessimism on nuclear negotiations with United States ahead of a new round of negotiations. Key disagreements appear to be regarding Iran's enrichment capabilities of uranium.
Passengers with Lite-class tickets must now stow cabin-size luggage of up to 8 kg in the aircraft hold. Passenger: "The airline is doing whatever it wants because of the situation."
A 39-year-old IDF reservist is defying medical odds after surviving a gunshot to the face during operations in Balata camp, with the bullet now permanently lodged behind his wisdom tooth. But leaving it there could result in permanent pain.
