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Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant announced that Hashem Safieddine, widely expected to succeed slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, appears to have been "eliminated."
Towns near the Lebanese border are targeted non-stop, with rocket making direct impact on home in Margaliot. Diplomatic-Security Cabinet to convene tonight to vote on Israel's response to Iranian missile attack.
As the conflict escalated, Biden's frustration with Netanyahu reportedly boiled over. "He's a f***ing liar," Biden said privately of Netanyahu after Israel entered Rafah, Woodward writes. In a July conversation following an Israeli airstrike in Beirut, Biden allegedly yelled at Netanyahu, "Bibi, what the f**k?"
Browsing Palestinian media channels on Oct. 7 Remembrance Day revealed a bitter truth we must internalize: There can be no compromise between our narrative and theirs. If we value life, it's better to live by the sword than with the sword of Damocles hanging over us.
Bus driver Lester Kateel, who has been working in Israel for years, named his bus in honor of his host country, but public outrage forced him to change course. "I love Israel so much. It's because I've worked here for so many years, and I love how this country works and operates. I feel very protected here even during wartime."
