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With all due respect to the developers of Iron Dome and the soldiers who operate it, it is not a complete solution. The government must do everything possible to fortify homes not only in southern Israel but nationwide.
Iran has developed software to protect its industry against the Stuxnet computer virus, the Iranian communications minister said on Thursday,...
"The terrorist acts, ordered by the regime in Tehran and carried out by the Houthis, are tightening the noose around the ongoing political efforts," Saudi deputy defense minister says. Statement comes amid renewed tension in Gulf over possible sabotage of oil tankers by Iran or its proxies.
Presented with "overwhelming evidence" of Samidoun's ties to terrorist groups, PayPal, Donorbox, Plaid, shut down financial services to pro-BDS group. Samidoun blasts efforts to shut down its online payment services by "pro-apartheid" agencies, insists it will not be "silenced."
Officers with the Coordination and Liaison Administration confiscate parcels containing goods that could be used in terrorist activity, including communications equipment, drones, and accessories for weapons.
