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Armed military personnel arrived at police headquarters after the raid on the home of Indonesia’s deputy attorney general for special crimes, triggering unprecedented tensions between the security forces. President Prabowo Subianto intervened, and officials agreed that the prosecutor would be investigated by his own agency.
The remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, the grandparents of the visionary of the Jewish state who helped shape his Zionist outlook, are expected to be brought from Belgrade in the coming days and reinterred beside him on Mount Herzl. The burial ceremony is scheduled for Aug. 5, marking 77 years since Theodor Herzl was laid to rest in Jerusalem.
Beit Avi Chai has signed a groundbreaking multiyear agreement with Berlin’s Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation. As part of the partnership, a new season of the series “Letting Objects Speak” will be produced, making historic artifacts accessible to international audiences.
Israel prepared for the possibility that the US would resume strikes on Iran, and Netanyahu is expected to coordinate the next stage of the campaign with Trump. Security officials oppose another attack without a clear objective, as the terrorist attack in Samaria and growing friction on the ground divert attention and forces. Escalation in the Palestinian front could complicate matters for Israel both operationally and internationally.
The new book “The Syrian Revolution” charts Bashar Assad's downfall: “He simply did not have the qualities needed for the job.” Also: The ironic mistake that came back to haunt him more than 20 years later, and is Israel missing out al-Sharaa?
