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Israel opens additional aid crossing into Gaza in response to US deadline, but aid agencies argue it is insufficient. UN agency and humanitarian groups claim Israel has failed to comply with US demands, resulting in a dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.
JerusalemPostIDF says it destroyed most of Hezbollah's manufacturing, storage sites
November 12, 2024
The IDF has destroyed most of Hezbollah's weapons manufacturing and storage facilities in Beirut, which were hidden under civilian locations. Despite this, Hezbollah continues to launch rockets on Israel daily.
The Houthis have announced that they conducted two military operations against US naval vessels, targeting an aircraft carrier in the Arabian sea and two destroyers in the Red Sea.
YNetMan sues Israeli bank in NY for discrimination, says he was fired for not being Jewis
November 12, 2024
Paul Chau, an American manager of Chinese descent, claimed he endured systematic discrimination throughout his nine-year tenure, ultimately leading to his termination despite his good performance.
The IDF announced that 7,000 draft notices will be sent to ultra-Orthodox Jews, stating that the Haredi recruitment administration is not shutting down and all recruitment initiatives for the Haredim are under review.
Russia conducted drills in the English Channel with a frigate equipped with Zircon hypersonic anti-ship missiles to boost its nuclear forces.
The first cohort of the Restart program, launched by the Kolot organization, recently graduated in Sderot. The program aims to foster economic and social resilience in communities and includes ventures such as a festival project and a holistic health program for women.
Former Republican Representative Lee Zeldin has been named as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency by US President-elect Donald Trump. Zeldin, who often voted against green legislation during his time in the House of Representatives, will be responsible for implementing Trump's plans to reverse EPA policies on fossil fuels and vehicle emissions.
Two men were killed in a rocket strike on a building in Nahariya, northern Israel, during a rocket barrage. Rockets were also fired towards central Israel, with some intercepted.
Critics accuse El Al of price gauging as customers struggle to book tickets at reasonable prices during the Israel-Hamas War. El Al has introduced price caps, but they are still higher than what many customers are used to.
Far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders has condemned the recent wave of anti-Semitism in Amsterdam after thugs chanted 'cancer Jews' and set fire to a tram. Five people have been arrested in connection with the violence.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) suggests that Vice President Kamala Harris' loss in the US election was influenced by voters' opposition to the Biden Administration's Israeli policy.