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By standing with our farmers, we do more than ensure our food security, we reinforce Israel’s national resilience. For several years now, we at Leket Israel have marked “May for Agriculture,” a month dedicated to showing appreciation for Israel’s farmers.
The war brought out the very best of Israel’s youth: fighters, Zionists, patriots who put their lives on hold to defend the country. How do you explain a deep, enduring love for the land and for agriculture, that despite all the challenges, is in my blood?
Phishing attempts targeted senior Israeli security officials, politicians, journalists and academics. The aim: infiltrating phones and computers to gather sensitive intelligence for planned assassinations in Israel. The attacks were carried out via fake Google Meet links, individually tailored to each target.
Science fiction turned reality this week when Israel revealed its new system, which has already been operational for several months. "This revolution matches the same magnitude as Iron Dome's introduction," developer says. "Considerable criticism exists, some justified, and we didn't begin this war optimally – including our drone response capabilities – but I want people to understand that the Israeli Air Force pursues every possible measure to enhance defensive capabilities and develop innovative, creative solutions."
No amount of rhetorical acrobatics can turn a terrorist invasion into a noble uprising, or a Hamas-run enclave into a Holocaust reenactment.
