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Qatar continues to hold the key to the Gaza Strip, even as the gap between statements against it and actual deeds widens. Meanwhile, security decisions are repeatedly delayed, and civilian issues have nearly vanished from public discourse.
Lior Berman traded Haifa’s open-air markets and ended up cooking for princes and lords.
While Doha positioned itself as a mediator for Hamas–Israel negotations, Qatari money, fuel and supplies never stopped reaching Hamas. Officially, the money has gone toward food, shelter, medical supplies and infrastructure rehabilitation, with an Israeli assumption that this would stave off a humanitarian crisis while military pressure continued. But as in past conflicts, some of that money has indirectly benefited Hamas.
The POINT@AIR system, set to debut this week at the AUSA defense exhibition in Washington, combines long-range detection capabilities using AESA technology with a compact aerostat platform • The radar can simultaneously track targets in the air, at sea and on land, helping create a comprehensive operational picture.
Former Mossad chief David (Dedi) Barnea, Israel Aerospace Industries CEO Boaz Levy, Strauss Group Chairwoman Ofra Strauss and other prominent figures will attend the Israel Hayom Summit on Nov. 11. The summit will focus on US-Israel relations, security, the economy, technology, education and the future of Diaspora Jewry.
