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Barnea, who stepped down as Mossad director in June, will join senior Israeli and US security officials at the Nov. 11 summit, with defense cooperation and coordination between the two countries taking center stage.
Elazar Yair Wilensky, a resident of Ma’alot-Tarshiha and a ninth-grade student, was killed in the disaster that occurred Monday during the annual class trip in the Galilee Panhandle. His family mourned in anguish, “He was a child who lived life to the fullest – a good, beloved friend, full of joy.”
If young people's support for Israel is eroding today, within less than a decade that decline will translate into diminished political, economic and strategic support.
The death of a 15-year-old boy in an explosion involving unexploded ordnance near Israel's northern border, apparently a cluster munition fired by Hezbollah during the war and left behind in the area, was not simply a tragic accident. It was a failure that raises serious questions about responsibility, coordination and judgment among the IDF, Israel Police and the Education Ministry.
A group of teachers and students from the ORT Maalot religious high school were injured when an unexploded munition detonated during a school trip. The IDF is investigating whether the munition was a Hezbollah cluster bomb. Authorities suspect that one of the students placed the explosive device in his backpack, where it later detonated.
