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IDF probes alleged arson attack on Biblical High Priest Eleazar's tomb near Nablus in West Bank
The IDF is investigating a suspected arson attack on the West Bank tomb believed to belong to Eleazar the Priest, the biblical son of Aaron, after footage of the alleged incident circulated online.
Herzog calls for crackdown on violent West Bank settlers as olive harvest tensions mount
US, Israel plan renewed Iran strikes after US midterms, focusing on short, intense attacks - report
Hezbollah rebuilding military capabilities in Beirut as IDF prepares for possible renewed fighting
Trump backs Netanyahu as Liberman slams 'Bibi the puppet'
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IDF restricts soldiers' leave, increases its numbers ahead of Knesset elections
In addition to the leave restriction, the IDF will also bolster its numbers across a wide range of units and brigades, particularly in the West Bank, Zamir said.
Hamas planned to detonate bombs at Gaza refugee camps to cover terrorists' escape, IDF reveals
Plans involved detonating improvised explosive devices around displaced persons camps as IDF troops approached in order to create panic, which operatives would take advantage of in order to flee.
IDF deploys new Border Police company as Jewish extremist violence rises in West Bank
A new Border Police company will tackle nationalist violence in the West Bank as Defense Minister Israel Katz demands stronger police enforcement.
Syria strongly condemns escalating IDF incursions in Quneitra, Daraa, demand pullout from Golan
Syria has “called on the international community to assume its responsibilities, put an end to the violations, and force Israel to comply with international law..."
IDF kills three Hamas terrorists, including commander, during latests Gaza strikes
According to the military, all three had recently worked to coordinate attacks against IDF troops and Israeli civilians.
IDF dismantles illegal West Bank outposts amid rise in nationalist violence
Security officials sharply criticized what they described as the courts' failure to impose meaningful penalties, arguing that judges were reluctant to issue punishments that could deter offenders.
Crash-and-burn: Inside Israel’s self-defeating defense against ‘NAZA,’ BBC's war crimes allegations
When the NAZA film came out in mid-September, a week after the EU sanctioned Israel's West Bank, a new chapter started.
Israel cannot solve its draft crisis without confronting the status quo - opinion
This systemic self-destructive behavior of Israeli governments, letting one group decide and legislate what is religiously (and therefore civically) acceptable, is the root of today's inequality.
IDF allows Lebanese, Syrian workers into northern security zone to harvest olives - report
According to Army Radio, although most of the villages where the harvest is taking place are Christian, at least one, Kfarchouba, is a Sunni village where Hezbollah terror activity has been recorded.
