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Political source assures that the military's readiness for war is "almost complete," but warns that it might be compromised down the line if soldiers and officers continue to skip out on reserve duty.
Under the US-mediated deal between Lebanon and Israel that was signed in October, the disputed waters would be divided along a line straddling the "Qana" natural gas field in the Mediterranean. Gas production would be based on the Lebanese side, but Israel would be compensated.
The development underscores how tensions between the United States and China over issues including trade, intellectual property and the future of Taiwan are spilling over into corporate dealmaking, especially when it comes to technology companies.
According to Israel Hayom sources, the incident could have been orchestrated by hostile elements as a form of cyberterrorism. Group demands tens of millions of shekels from hospital in central Israel where prime minister, senior rabbis have been treated. Ministry denies holding urgent meeting, hospital says "no negotiations of any kind" underway.
The man approached a woman, who is in her sixties, earlier this month after seeing her smoking near his shop in Jerusalem's Old City market.
