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While the IDF has opened an internal investigation into the killing of Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh, IDF officials have mainly tried to draw attention to the Palestinians' refusal to investigate the incident with Israel.
We may have lost in the international media arena, but only there and only temporarily. In terms of the diplomatic arena, an Israeli official summarized succinctly: "There's no crisis." That's what's important.
In the wider Nordic region, Norway, Denmark, and the Baltic states are already NATO members. Finland and Sweden would not benefit from NATO's collective defense clause until the parliaments of all 30 member-states ratify the decision. Russian official: This development requires very careful analysis.
Inadequate fences, security lights, routes for security vehicles, and insufficient numbers of encrypted radio devices are all highlighted in Matanyahu Englman's latest report.
"These are things that are finalized at the ministerial and governmental level; we are unaware of any such prohibition," IFA says following Israel Hayom report that former Balad head Azmi Bishara was trying to convince the Qatari regime to prohibit Israelis from attending the event.
