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Inside Israels secret intelligence gold mine
Inside Israel’s secret intelligence gold mine. It’s called “liaison intelligence”: Sharing information with foreign intelligence agencies, sometimes even those of hostile countries, to expand intelligence-gathering capabilities or establish and strengthen diplomatic ties.
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Jewish teachers cancel Italy trip over antisemitic pressure
Jewish teachers cancel Italy trip over ‘antisemitic pressure.’ American organizers, the Paradigm Project, said they canceled the trip, citing safety concerns amid the scrutiny of the Jewish school educators’ personal profiles by pro-Palestinian activists.
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Eisenkot pledges to destroy Hamas within 18 months of becoming prime minister at Gaza border
Eisenkot pledges to destroy Hamas ‘within 18 months of becoming prime minister’ at Gaza border. In response, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party stated, “How would you destroy Hama without getting permission from your partners, Mansour [Abbas] and [Ahmed] Tibi?”
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US military destroys Iranian-affiliated ship in Gulf of Oman after evacuating crew
US military destroys Iranian-affiliated ship in Gulf of Oman after evacuating crew. “Crew members were safely removed prior to the destruction of the dhow. Repatriation efforts are ongoing,” CENTCOM confirmed.
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Iranian leaders believe renewed US strikes are inevitable warn Washington against attacking
Iranian leaders believe renewed US strikes are inevitable, warn Washington against attacking. According to several regional diplomats, concerns are growing within Iran’s leadership that the current period of relative calm could be short-lived and that hostilities may resume in the future.
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In blow to Netanyahu Trump again stops short of endorsing candidate in Israeli election
In blow to Netanyahu, Trump again stops short of endorsing candidate in Israeli election. Two weeks before Israel heads to the polls, Trump left the door open to endorsing a candidate in Israel’s October 27 election but made no commitment to back Netanyahu or any other contender.
Features, Analysis & Opinion
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The worlds distorted view of Israel is built on persistent myths opinion
The world’s distorted view of Israel is built on persistent myths – opinion. When it comes to Israel, the world too easily accepts the myth rather than seeking the truth. Our job, the job for all of us, is to shatter the prism that enables the myths to fester.
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Iran may be digging in for next war raising stakes for US Israel and Gulf allies analysis
Iran may be digging in for next war, raising stakes for US, Israel and Gulf allies – analysis. Israel’s difficulties in defeating Hezbollah in Lebanon and eliminating all the threats posed by the terrorist organization illustrate the challenges involved in locating and destroying Iran.
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Saudi Arabia needs allies against the Houthis but will it turn to Israel - analysis
Saudi Arabia needs allies against the Houthis, but will it turn to Israel? – analysis. The flydubai attack may not bring Israel and Saudi Arabia closer, but it forces Riyadh to ask: Should it keep one of its strongest potential regional partners at arm’s length?




