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The relationship between European governments and Palestinian NGOs that de-legitimize Israel or have ties to the PFLP is so strong and so co-dependent, that they simply cannot stop funding them.
The IDF's use of offensive drones has been an open secret. Military Censor said that after consideration of the issue, "it was found that there was no impediment to publishing the IDF's use of armed UAVs as part of its operational activities."
Tanzim operative Alam Al-Ra'I was arrested following a recent shooting near Joseph’s Tomb. Investigation reveals he was involved in the terrorist attack in which Staff Sgt. Osher Damari was killed and six other soldiers were wounded.