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After months of denials, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel landed in Israel shortly before October 7 – but insisted top leaders never meet spy heads. But Netanyahu's past meetings prove otherwise.
In an emergency measure aimed at fortifying national defense capabilities, the cabinet has authorized a multi-billion shekel procurement of advanced Apache helicopters, reallocating funds across government ministries to meet critical security requirements.
Emergency teams rescued three individuals from a partially collapsed residential building under renovation at the intersection of Ahad Ha'am and Nahalat Binyamin in Tel Aviv. Officials note residents had vacated units ahead of the urban renewal project.
Surgeons successfully excised a cancerous nodule from the pontiff's right lung at a Roman hospital.
The Iranian-backed proxy seeks to manufacture the deadly Kheibar Shekan platform inside Yemen using specialized components imported directly from a Chinese manufacturer. Precision-guided platform has a strike radius of 1,200 miles (1,931 kilometers), threatening both Israeli and Saudi soil.
