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Amidst escalating tensions on Israel's northern border, Lt. Col. (Res.) Sarit Zehavi, founder and president of the Alma Research and Education Center, provides critical insights on Hezbollah threats and the daily realities of life under constant danger.
Recommendation gives OK to Meta's policy of allowing use of phrase. Some of the independent oversight board's members dissented, arguing that following the October 7 attacks, the phrase's use "should be presumed to constitute glorification of" Hamas "unless there are clear signals to the contrary."
Jensen Huang faces his largest single-day loss; company reportedly receives antitrust subpoenas.
Israel's ability to neutralize threats both defensively and offensively, near and far, is forcing our neighbors to reconsider their strategies – it's time to craft a new security doctrine.
Undeterred by regional tensions, the youngsters are eager to contribute to Israeli society.
