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MK Gadi Eisenkot criticizes Gideon Sa'ar's potential appointment as defense minister, citing concerns about Israeli security.
The IDF has eliminated three Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon and launched artillery strikes in response to rocket barrages targeting Israel's north.
Over 50,000 new cars, mostly made in China, are set to flood the Israeli market by the end of the year due to a rise in purchase tax and a global trade war targeting Chinese vehicles.
YNetShin Bet thwarted bomb attack by Hezbollah against ex-senior security official
September 17, 2024
Shin Bet thwarts bomb attack by Hezbollah against ex-senior security official using a Claymore mine. Yarkon Park explosion last September also revealed as an attempted attack.
TimesofIndiaHarvest supermoon and partial eclipse today; know timings across USA time zones (EDT, CDT, MDT, MST, PDT) - Times of India
September 17, 2024
Skywatchers will witness a Harvest supermoon and partial eclipse on September 17, with timings provided for different US time zones.
TimesofIsraelDaily Briefing Sept. 17: Day 347 - What does the new official war goal mean for Israel?
September 17, 2024
The security cabinet updates war goals, potential deal between Netanyahu and Sa'ar, and the impact of the Gaza war on the Abraham Accords.
Australia and the UAE have finalized a trade deal that eliminates tariffs on most products and aims to enhance bilateral trade and investment. The agreement will benefit various sectors, including renewable energy and agriculture, and is expected to increase Australian exports and savings.
TimesofIsraelNetanyahu asks court to issue gag order on all recordings from his interrogation
September 17, 2024
Netanyahu's lawyers ask for a gag order on the publication of recordings from his interrogations, following the release of 'The Bibi Files.'
TimesofIsraelAG asks court to end government inquiry into allegations of police spyware abuse
September 17, 2024
The Attorney General's Office has asked the High Court of Justice to end the government's inquiry into allegations of police spyware abuse, claiming that the commission is acting unlawfully and is being used to discredit the handling of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption investigation.
A Jordanian-led programme using UK technology has begun to fit prosthetic limbs to thousands of amputees in Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering firing his defense minister, Yoav Gallant, and replacing him with Gideon Saar, a move that would sideline one of the Biden administration's few remaining contacts in the hard-line Israeli government.
Diane Abbott accuses Keir Starmer of trying to 'humiliate' her as part of efforts to 'clear out' the Left from Labour.