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TimesofIsrael'They turned the hostages into currency': Edelstein blasts anti-government protests
September 18, 2024
Likud MK Yuli Edelstein criticizes anti-government protesters for using Gaza hostages for unrelated goals and condemns the cynical treatment of the captives.
Iran's IRGC denies reports of its members being killed in the pager attack in Lebanon, calling it false.
Israeli singer Eden Golan will perform her rejected Eurovision song 'October Rain' at the United Nations on October 7. The event will be attended by Foreign Minister Israel Katz and diplomats, and will also honor hostages and commemorate a terrorist attack.
Israel carried out a pager bomb attack in Lebanon and Syria, leaving 12 dead and 2,800 injured, fearing that Hezbollah was close to uncovering their espionage plot, according to a new report.
FoxNewsHezbollah pagers that exploded were made in Hungary, Taiwanese company says
September 18, 2024
Pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria were made by a Taiwanese company but manufactured by a company in Hungary, according to Gold Apollo. The explosions targeted members of the Hezbollah terror group and resulted in deaths and injuries. Hezbollah and the Lebanese government blamed Israel for the attack.
JerusalemPostUS-Israel relations celebrated in Combat Antisemitism gala in Virginia
September 18, 2024
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) hosted a gala in Virginia to honor the US-Israel military alliance and recognize the role of the US Central Command in bolstering Israel's security.
Lebanon witnesses deaths and injuries as Hezbollah's exploding pagers cause havoc. Hezbollah blames Israel for the attack.
FoxNewsGermany clamps down on illegal immigrants as country forced to rethink policies amid voter anger
September 18, 2024
Germany tightens control at land border crossings to address immigration issues amid concerns over extremism and the impact of irregular migration.
The Israel Air Force targeted Hamas terrorists operating from a school in Gaza City, using precise munitions to protect civilians.
Bodega cats have become the unofficial 'managers' of corner stores in New York City, but their presence is not approved by the Department of Health.
TimesofIndiaTaiwan's Gold Apollo accused of making pagers used by Hezbollah in Lebanon blasts: 'We may not be a large company but ...' - Times of India
September 18, 2024
Taiwanese pager manufacturer Gold Apollo denies producing pagers used in Lebanon blasts, plans to sue licensee.
Archaeologists have discovered a unique Neanderthal genome in France, potentially shedding light on extinction patterns.