Hamas school bus terrorist facing charges, 15 years after attack
A lengthy Israeli gag order prevented reporting about Salahieh’s capture and detention for nearly two years.
A lengthy Israeli gag order prevented reporting about Salahieh’s capture and detention for nearly two years.
The INS Drakon adds another layer of deterrence as Israel prepares for potential conflict with Iran.
Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly privately agreed to test Trump’s Gaza plan despite public rejection.
Israel has reportedly asked Lebanon to transfer the remains of Jews buried in cemeteries in Beirut and Sidon to Israel as part of negotiations toward a permanent agreement between the two countries, according to Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Akhbar. Many of the graves reportedly belong to Jews whose relatives now live in Israel. Jerusalem has proposed including their
F-16s intercept two aircraft that breached restricted airspace as Trump attended Bedminster golf event.
Board of Peace envoy says Gaza roadmap offers only certain safeguard against another October 7 invasion.
Iran’s regime is more afraid of US economic pressure than American military strikes, US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz said, arguing that Tehran’s overriding priority in negotiations is gaining access to desperately needed cash. “The Iranians are more afraid of Secretary Bessent than they are of Secretary Hegseth right now,” Waltz said, referring to
Nearly 15 years after a laser-guided Kornet anti-tank missile tore into an Israeli school bus near Kibbutz Sa’ad, close to the Gaza border, Israel is preparing to indict Basel Salahieh, the senior Hamas military operative accused of masterminding the deadly attack. The tank-killing missile, capable of penetrating modern armor, was deliberately fired from Gaza at
Trump signals shift away from military threats in favor of greater reliance on sanctions and blockade.
Security forces in Syria’s southern governorates have remained on heightened alert to prevent additional terrorist activity.