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Conversations with current and former officials in the Shin Bet, the General Staff, Military Intelligence, and Southern Command – the four agencies involved in trying to understand the intelligence picture of October 7 – recount the main events in the critical hours, for which the word “fateful” is an understatement.
The volatility in the number of Palestinian workers and the dependence of the construction industry’s regular operation on the arrival of such workers present an extremely harmful combination.
The prime minister reiterates that Israel would push on with its offensive in Gaza, including Rafah, while evacuating civilians from combat zones.
Controversy has also surrounded Britain's entry, Olly Alexander, for signing a petition critical of Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip.
Americans for Ben-Gurion University announced its annual virtual event showcasing how the university is leading the way forward for...
