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Yom Kippur is not a frightening day, but rather a joyous day when one can start anew, and we are assured to emerge from its other side clean and reborn. The past year has exposed us to several meanings of repentance.
The entire UNRWA area in Ma'alot Dafna, Jerusalem, is set to be expropriated and turned into 1,440 housing units.
Esmail Ghaani, an Iranian brigadier general and commander of the Quds Force, is under investigation on suspicion of maintaining intelligence ties with Israel, leading to his interrogation today in Tehran. During questioning, Ghaani experienced stress that ultimately resulted in a heart attack. Ghaani's chief of staff is also suspected of establishing ties with Israel.
Israel faces a historic opportunity to secure its long-term security and prosperity. The establishment of a regional alliance with moderate Arab states could gradually end the Israeli-Arab conflict, weaken the Iranian axis, and bring an end to the jihadist fantasy of destroying Israel. In the long term, it could also lead to a resolution of the Palestinian conflict.
While Assad attempts to distance Hezbollah from the Golan Heights border, the Houthis threaten to escalate the maritime conflict with Israel. Meanwhile, militias in Iraq are revealing new drones and gearing up to attack.
