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Massive demonstrations on Gaza border, one soldier lightly injured, IDF attacks Hamas posts

An IDF soldier was lightly injured on Friday afternoon, during the weekly March of Return demonstrations on the Gaza border, in which 13,000 Palestinians took part – setting fire to tires and throwing stones and other objects at the IDF forces.

Syrian report: Israeli jets strike targets near Damascus

The Syrian Arab News Agency (Sana) has reported that Israeli fighter jets carried out a strike against several targets in the Damascus area, after entering Syria from the Galilee on Friday night.

Netanyahu demands televised face off with state’s witnesses

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu announced that he has demanded, and continues to demand, to be allowed to face the state’s witnesses who have testified against him in the three corruption cases in which he is implicated.

British cover band ‘Pink Floyd Experience’ lands in Israel

Members of the British rock cover group ‘UK Pink Floyd Experience’ landed in Israel on Thursday evening, despite a heavy campaign of pressure by Roger Waters invoking BDS  in recent months to cancel the visit.

Livni after disbandment of Zionist Union: Most important thing now is to replace Netanyahu

The most important mission is to bring about a “political revolution” and replace Binyamin Netanyahu as prime minister, Opposition Leader Tzipi Livni said at a press conference on Tuesday, just hours after Labor Party Chairman Avi Gabbay disbanded the Zionist Union and unceremoniously ousted her from their joint-list.

Report: Israel involved in capture of Saddam Hussein

The State of Israel was instrumental in the location and capture of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in 2003, London-based Arabic website Rai al-Youm reported yesterday.
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Bennett and Shaked announce break away from Jewish Home, establish new party

Jewish Home Chairman and Education Minister Naftali Bennett, along with his party colleague Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked have announced Saturday, that they will be leaving the party in order to establish a new right-wing party comprised of both religious and secular Israelis – “The New Right.

Knesset approves export of medical cannabis

Israel’s Knesset approved a bill allowing for the export of medical cannabis products from Israel abroad on Wednesday, allowing Israel to fully participate in the emerging global cannabis industry.

Polls predict victory for Likud in 2019

In the upcoming general elections, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Likud Party would receive between 27 and 30 seats in the next Knesset, making it the largest party yet again, a sum of recent polls indicate.

Gaza factions threaten new round of fighting

Hamas and Islamic Jihad warned yesterday they would “respond harshly” to what they described as the killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza during violent riots along the border on Friday in which four Palestinians died. 

IDF estimates a dozen Hezbollah tunnels cross into Israel

Operation Northern Shield entered its second day on Wednesday, as IDF Engineering Corps forces continued their work to expose and destroy tunnels dug into Israeli territory from Lebanon by Hezbollah.

Rare crusader era gold cache discovered in port of Caesarea

The Israeli Antiquities Authority has announced a cache of 24 rare gold coins and a 900-year-old gold earring have been discovered at the port of Caesarea.