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Agreement reportedly struck with officials in the predominantly Druze province of Al-Suwayda, establishing terms for the region's full integration into state institutions. Israeli source says policy toward regime won't change.
The "We Will Dance Again" event will honor victims from the Nova, Mushroom, Psyduck, and Midburn festivals, raise rehabilitation funds for party survivors and families of those murdered, and amplify calls for the return of the remaining hostages.
According to the State Department's rewards program announcement, the Iranian company Kimia Part Sivan conducted flight tests of unmanned aerial vehicles for the Revolutionary Guards and acquired high-quality drone components from foreign companies.
Fighter jets target radar systems and weapons facilities as IDF expands cross-border operations.
"While I strongly disagree with Khalil’s actions, I refuse to strip him or his wife of their humanity....it is essential that we remain level-headed, embrace complexity, and avoid rushing to judgment until the facts are clear," Shai Davidai writes on X.
