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Gantz accuses Iran of funding Islamic Jihad with tens of millions of dollars a year
Defense minister says Gazan terror group is a ‘violent Iranian proxy’ and has ‘an open tab in Iran’; says Israel continues to act to foil Tehran’s plots
Israeli delegation fosters tech, innovation ties in Indonesia
Participants spend 6 days meeting entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders in world’s most populous Muslim-majority country, with which Israel has no official ties
As Russia threatens to shutter Jewish Agency, many hear echoes of the past
Putin believed to be utilizing Cold War-era tactic to punish Israel for perceived support of Ukraine, as thousands depart Russia for Israel
Archaeologists find segment of aqueduct to Solomon's Pools
The segment was unearthed in an IAA excavation in Jerusalem’s East Talpiot neighbourhood, also known as Armon Hanetziv.
Moscow tightens screws on Russian Jews
Contracts for the Agency’s 200 workers and three full-time shluchim (emissaries) expired during the summer and there are currently no plans for them to return to Russia.
Israeli police to probe death threats sent to Lapid on social media
Lahav 433 unit confirms a resident of the north is being investigated after warning that he will kill premier with a sniper rifle; since previous PMs were subject to similar threats, security around Lapid has been heightened
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Israel slowly pushing Hezbollah out of Lebanon maritime border talks
Diplomatic goals set by the U.S. energy envoy to solve the dispute are becoming more and more feasible as Amos Hochstein manages to convince Lebanese politicians to isolate the Iran-backed terror group from foreign affairs
How Gaza's Hamas wants to fight Israel through the West Bank
Terror group’s main goal remains the destruction of Israel, however instead of fighting ‘the occupation’ directly from the Palestinian enclave, and risk more devastation for the Strip, it prefers to ignite the PA
Israeli tourism is on the way back to pre-pandemic highs
As Summer gradually draws to a close, a report from the Tourism Ministry shows that Israel’s hot (and lately rocket-heavy) weather this year hasn’t put a damper on incoming tourism.
