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Since launching the war in retaliation for the cross-border Hamas rampage of Oct. 7, Israeli officials have said they would wage it in three main stages. The first was intense shelling to clear access routes for ground forces and encourage civilians to evacuate. The second was the invasion that began on Oct. 27.
Japan issued tsunami alerts and told people to evacuate seaside areas after a series of strong quakes on its...
In the labyrinth of the so called Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the prospect of a two-state solution has long been a subject of fervent debate but I’ve never understood why this is the case to be honest.
Only full Israel military control of the territories adjacent to Israel has any chance of preventing enemy military build-up (and even then, it will remain an ongoing and difficult challenge).
A military source tells Israel Hayom that the baseline scenario for which the Central Command is preparing is attempts by Hezbollah, or other pro-Iranian militias, to infiltrate from the Jordanian border into one of the communities in the area.
