Hundreds of drones and cruise missiles were launched at the Russian capital in what was described as the largest attack on Moscow since the invasion of Ukraine. This was the second time this week that Ukraine has struck the refinery, which produces about 70% of the capital’s fuel consumption. Zelenskyy: “If Ukraine burns, your Moscow will burn too.”
These are not merely real estate projects, but living environments designed to provide meaningful added value to both residents and the city of Jerusalem itself.
Europe is welcoming the agreement with Iran before the regime’s compliance with its commitments has even been tested, and continues to speak of “both sides” even when facing Hezbollah. The West is once again falling for the same dangerous illusion of imaginary peace, while Israel must prepare for a world in which it relies mainly on itself.
Three years after Hamas' attack, the world is increasingly recognizing the sexual violence committed as a weapon of war. But denial persists, indictments are still nowhere in sight, and the path to justice for the female and male victims remains long. The fight for recognition has only just begun.
Amid criticism from Trump and talks with Iran, IDF soldiers and commanders say their room for maneuver has been reduced: "The army is deep inside Lebanon, and we are exposed."
