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Trump's NBC interview came days after he announced a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, which Hezbollah refused to recognize, thus prompting IDF strikes on Beirut.

The two parties must cooperate on a variety of matters that require joint action, including appointing judges and court officials.

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Referring to the fall of the Assad regime, the interior minister said he hoped he would see Jerusalem “liberated” in the same way Damascus was, and that one day “those lands will be ours once again."

Border Police officers from the Jerusalem periphery unit and Jerusalem District police officers are operating at the scene.

Ben Ezra has more than 30 years of experience in security, technology, and cyber, and had led the development of the Arrow-3 air defense system.

The protest set out on Thursday afternoon, initiated by “Partnership for Peace” and dozens of other organizations and parties, marking 59 years since the Six Day War.

On Saturday, CENTCOM revealed that the US had intercepted multiple ballistic missiles and drones launched by Iran towards Kuwait, Bahrain, and the Strait of Hormuz.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz said that the military struck terrorist headquarters because of Hezbollah fire toward Israeli territory.

A Lebanese court sentenced anti-Hezbollah activists in absentia over allegations they incited Israeli military action.

These talks have gone on for two months. Pakistan has continued to stay the course in terms of trying to be optimistic that a deal is within reach.

Michael Izhakov, Director General of the Tourism Ministry, officially declared the launch of a groundbreaking North American initiative.

A government panel called for a new independent authority to handle tens of thousands of IDF trauma and PTSD cases.

One person was killed, and five others were wounded in the attack, which began at Kochav Yair and continued on past Tsur Yitshak, Tsur Natan, and Selait.