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Mossad representative in the Cabinet: “We discovered that in recent years the terrorist visited countries hostile to Israel, some of them enemy states. These were brief visits. We are checking whether during these visits someone or some organization activated or recruited him.”
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Defense Minister Katz: ~6,000 terrorists crossed border on Oct. 7, ~4,000 eliminated so far
Katz clarified that the directive from the Prime Minister and himself to the security forces is to pursue and eliminate the remaining 2,000 terrorists, from the most senior to the most junior, alongside dismantling Hamas and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip.
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U.S. Lifts Operational Restrictions in Iraqi Airspace, Approves Israeli Strikes on Pro-Iranian Militias
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Consul General in New York Ofir Akunis met with India’s consul in the city, Ambassador Binaya Srikanta, and thanked him and the Indian government for the resourcefulness of the captain of the flight to Tel Aviv, Smith Makhar. Akunis noted that the captain prevented a terror attack and saved the lives of the 180 passengers who were on the plane.
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UK Ambassador: If Sa’ar closes East Jerusalem consulate with 27 British diplomats, Britain will expel 27 Israeli diplomats from London
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Two Rabid Jackals Found Near Moshav Ramot in the Golan
Two people who were exposed to the jackals have been referred for preventative treatment. The Ministry of Health is urging anyone who came into contact with an animal in the area between September 17 and October 4 to urgently contact a Health Bureau or an emergency room.
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IDF forces identified two suspects on a motorcycle moving toward an IDF post in the security zone in southern Syria. The forces carried out a suspect-arrest procedure, which included gunfire, and arrested the two. There were no casualties among our forces.
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3 anti-tank charges, 2 mines found by Carmeli Brigade in southern Syria
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Binyamin Attack: IDF Hunts Terrorist Who Fled After Setting Car on Fire
The knife-wielding terrorist was neutralized at the scene by a civilian. Large forces were dispatched to the area, which has been cordoned off as the search for the second terrorist continues.
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Following attempted attack near Hanania Farm: Terrorist with knife tried to stab civilians
Additionally, he set a vehicle in the area on fire. No injuries were reported among Israelis; the terrorist was neutralized.
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Security and rescue forces en route to reported attempted attack near Hanania Farm; details under review.
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Gvura Forum to Public on Memorial Day for Massacre Victims: ‘Hold Your Heads High, Raise the Flag’
“Be proud of the nation, the country, the heroes and heroines who gave their lives, our soldiers who are in the field. The people of Israel live and we will win.”
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Average salary in July 2026 was NIS 14,534, up 3.4% from last year
The Central Bureau of Statistics has released salary and employment data for July: The information and communication sector leads in salaries with an average of NIS 33,689, followed by the energy, water, and finance sectors. At the bottom of the list are hospitality and food service workers, with an average salary of NIS 6,695.
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IDF Spokesperson on this morning’s attempted attack: A vehicle with three terrorists accelerated toward a force in the Bani Na’im area; the forces responded with fire and neutralized the terrorists. No casualties among the soldiers.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the memorial for the victims of the October 7th massacre and the Swords of Iron War: ‘Our soldiers and commanders have severed the arms of terror. We have repelled our enemies—we have created deterrent buffer zones in their territory.’
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Prime Minister Netanyahu at memorial for Oct. 7 massacre and war victims: ‘We will guard our home from beasts of prey – and we will do it together. Shoulder to shoulder. Jews, Druze, Christians, Muslims.’
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President Herzog at Memorial for Oct. 7 & War Victims: ‘Amid elections, we must watch for warning lights of deep division’
“It is clear that we are allowed to disagree and even obligated to argue—about important things, about the big questions. But we must remember: whoever disagrees with you today will live here with you tomorrow. Their children will grow up in the same country as your children. They will be required to protect it, together, and to build its tomorrow—together.”
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President Herzog at Memorial for Oct. 7 Victims: ‘At Nahal Oz, 800 meters from Gaza, female soldiers watched and warned months before the disaster’
‘At 6:29, on that terrible morning, they identified the terrorists approaching the fence and alerted. They saw them crossing it, they watched and alerted. In a steady voice, they announced the military code for a terrorist infiltration into Israel: ‘Turkish Horseman.’ Fifty-three male and female soldiers from various and diverse units fell in the heroic battle for the Nahal Oz outpost. And hundreds more fell that day. All of them were heroines, all of them were heroes.’
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