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300 Rockets Fired At Israel After Its Botched Op In Gaza, It Retaliates
A new round of hostilities triggered by a botched Israeli covert operation in the Gaza Strip pushed the territory's fragile security situation to the brink on Monday, as Palestinian militants launched hundreds of rockets toward Israel and Israeli jets carried out bombing raids.
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Israel Launches Massive Military Strike Against Iranian Targets In Syria
The Israeli military said it struck dozens of Iran-linked military targets in Syria on Thursday in response to rocket fire, marking a significant escalation in regional hostilities a little more than a day after the United States withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Should Be Charged With Corruption, Say Israeli Police
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be indicted in two corruption cases, police recommended Tuesday, ramping up pressure on the leader who has served more than a decade in office.
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Israel Says Iranian Drone It Downed Was A Copy Of A US Stealth Aircraft
The drone that Israel said it shot down this weekend appeared to have been developed by Iran from technology obtained when it captured a U.S. stealth aircraft in 2011, according to aviation experts and Israeli officials.
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Israel Carries Out "Large-Scale Attack" In Syria After Israeli Jet Crashes Under Anti-Aircraft Fire
Israel carried out extensive airstrikes inside Syria on Saturday, targeting what the Israeli military said were air defense batteries and army bases as well as Iranian positions, in a day of dramatic cross-border confrontations as the threat of a wider regional conflict looms.
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Skirmishes In West Bank And Gaza Strip Over Trump's Jerusalem Move
Skirmishes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli soldiers broke out Thursday in Ramallah and other places in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, one day after President Trump announced that his administration would recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Quiet On US Embassy Move In Speech, Focuses On Iranian Threat
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed Israel's "irreplaceable" relationship with the United States in his first public remarks after the White House said the embassy will move to Jerusalem, but did not address the move directly.
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He Was Once Netanyahu's Housekeeper. Now He's On A Mission To Bring Him Down.
Meni Naftali is not tall, but he's easy to spot among the hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside a shopping mall chanting raucously for their prime minister to be jailed.
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300 Rockets Fired At Israel After Its Botched Op In Gaza, It Retaliates
A new round of hostilities triggered by a botched Israeli covert operation in the Gaza Strip pushed the territory's fragile security situation to the brink on Monday, as Palestinian militants launched hundreds of rockets toward Israel and Israeli jets carried out bombing raids.
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Israel Launches Massive Military Strike Against Iranian Targets In Syria
The Israeli military said it struck dozens of Iran-linked military targets in Syria on Thursday in response to rocket fire, marking a significant escalation in regional hostilities a little more than a day after the United States withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Should Be Charged With Corruption, Say Israeli Police
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be indicted in two corruption cases, police recommended Tuesday, ramping up pressure on the leader who has served more than a decade in office.
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Israel Says Iranian Drone It Downed Was A Copy Of A US Stealth Aircraft
The drone that Israel said it shot down this weekend appeared to have been developed by Iran from technology obtained when it captured a U.S. stealth aircraft in 2011, according to aviation experts and Israeli officials.
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Israel Carries Out "Large-Scale Attack" In Syria After Israeli Jet Crashes Under Anti-Aircraft Fire
Israel carried out extensive airstrikes inside Syria on Saturday, targeting what the Israeli military said were air defense batteries and army bases as well as Iranian positions, in a day of dramatic cross-border confrontations as the threat of a wider regional conflict looms.
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Skirmishes In West Bank And Gaza Strip Over Trump's Jerusalem Move
Skirmishes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli soldiers broke out Thursday in Ramallah and other places in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, one day after President Trump announced that his administration would recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Quiet On US Embassy Move In Speech, Focuses On Iranian Threat
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed Israel's "irreplaceable" relationship with the United States in his first public remarks after the White House said the embassy will move to Jerusalem, but did not address the move directly.
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He Was Once Netanyahu's Housekeeper. Now He's On A Mission To Bring Him Down.
Meni Naftali is not tall, but he's easy to spot among the hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside a shopping mall chanting raucously for their prime minister to be jailed.
