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Photographs posted on Russian Telegram channels showed a shattered entrance to a building littered with rubble and two bodies lying in the blood-stained snow.
Ahead of Thursday's visit, Sukkot said "the renewal of settlement in Gaza is above all a matter of righting historical injustice."
A convention of dignitaries from the Druze village of Hader in the Syrian Golan called to join the Israeli Golan.
Asif William Rahman was arrested by the FBI in Cambodia in November and was charged with disclosing classified documents, pleading not guilty to violating the Espionage Act.
Katz's statement comes following an N12 report which claims Katz told a US official that Israel was not interested in controlling Gaza after the war.
"A call for draft evasion during wartime, especially from someone who once received a state salary in an official capacity, crosses a red line," Lapid remarked in response.
The dollar reserves have been nearly depleted because the regime increasingly used them to fund food, fuel and Assad's war effort, current and former Syrian officials have told Reuters.
Visionary individuals on both sides of the political divide must come together to propose a pardon for Netanyahu in exchange for retirement from public life.
Finance Minister Smotrich faced backlash after admitting he hadn't heard of Hamas's elite Nukhba force before October 7, despite serving in Israel's Defense Ministry.
The Jerusalem Post learned that Israel has lost patience with the Houthis and may be ready to act.
The Fire and Rescue Authority said its firefighters were at the scene and were monitoring the gas levels in the area as a result.
IRGC founder tells 'Post': "The Islamic regime in Iran has been defeated, they failed."
"I've gotten over 100 hostages out. I will not stop until I get every single one of them out," Biden said
Julani called for the end of all foreign intervention in Syria in the interest of restabilizing and rebuilding the country.
Moscow also continued withdrawing military equipment from bases across Syria, as reported last week by The Jerusalem Post.
Israel can strike Iran in a "forceful and sophisticated manner. If needed, we will not hesitate to act," Gallant was cited as saying.
An Arab diplomat from the region said this week that authorities in Egypt, Jordan, and neighboring states are monitoring Syria closely.
Israel needs a different policy toward Turkey that takes into account the interests of this country and its leader.
The military noted it would open the area, habitually an IDF fire zone, on December 20-21.
The officials cited a significant Turkish military buildup near Kobani, a Kurdish-majority city on the Syria-Turkey border.