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In the UAE, the body of Rabbi Tzvi Kogan, the envoy of the Chabad movement in Abu Dhabi, who disappeared on November 21, was found. Israel classified the incident as an anti-Semitic terrorist act and promised to find the perpetrators.
In the Rabia district of Amman, an unknown person opened fire on a police patrol near the Israeli Embassy. As a result of the attack, which the authorities are classifying as a terrorist attack, three policemen were wounded and the attacker was shot dead.
In Amman, an armed man opened fire near the Israeli Embassy, wounding three police officers. The attacker was shot dead, and the area around the incident was cordoned off by law enforcement.
The UK government signals its readiness to execute the ICC warrant for Netanyahu's arrest. Germany and Hungary refuse to execute the warrant.
russian troops attacked Dnipro with an intercontinental ballistic missile from astrakhan. The expert explains the features of this weapon and its potential impact on the course of the war.
The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant. The ICC also rejected Israel's appeal against the situation in Palestine.
The U. S. Senate voted against two resolutions aimed at limiting the supply of tank and mortar shells to Israel. Senator Bernie Sanders' initiatives did not receive majority support due to concerns about Israel's security.
Israeli ambassador Michael Brodsky announced the continuation of the embassy's work in Kyiv as usual. The United States, Italy, Spain and Greece closed their representative offices due to the threat of an air attack.
The German chancellor expressed dissatisfaction with the absence in the G20 declaration of a reference to Russia's responsibility for the war in Ukraine. He also criticized the wording of the document on the conflict in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli military prevented the delivery of food to a hospital in the northern Gaza Strip. According to the UN Secretary General, 31 humanitarian missions in the region have been blocked.
Israeli Prime Minister promises $5 million and a safe exit for each hostage released. During a visit to Gaza, Netanyahu announces the successful destruction of Hamas' military capabilities.
More than 100 Turkish attacks on infrastructure in Syria's Kurdish autonomous region have led to a large-scale humanitarian crisis. Due to air strikes on oil fields and power plants, more than a million people lost access to water and electricity.
The Lebanese side handed over a written response to the US proposal for a ceasefire with Israel. The Lebanese representative confirmed compliance with UN Resolution 1701, which regulates Hezbollah's presence on the border.
A Hezbollah rocket attack in the Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan neighborhoods injured five people, one in serious condition. The rocket was intercepted by Israel's air defenses, but shrapnel damaged buildings and transportation.
Israel's deputy foreign minister offered to transfer Russian weapons seized from Hamas and Hezbollah to Ukraine. Ukraine's Ambassador Yevhen Korniychuk supported this initiative, emphasizing the common enemies of the two countries.
Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog has canceled his visit to the UN climate conference in Baku because Turkey refused to grant him permission to fly over. Officially, the reason for the cancellation was “security concerns.
In the center of Beirut, an Israeli airstrike allegedly killed Hezbollah spokesman Mohammed Afif. The attack took place in the Ras al-Naba'a neighborhood, and three people were wounded.
Two light and noise charges fell in the courtyard of the Israeli Prime Minister's residence in Caesarea. The incident occurred in the absence of Netanyahu and his family, and there were no injuries.
The Israeli military conducted the fourth series of strikes on Hezbollah command centers in the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut. The IDF reported about 50 terrorist targets attacked over the past week.
The Kosovo national team left the field in the 93rd minute of the match against Romania because of pro-Serbian chants from the fans. The players refused to return to the field, and the match was interrupted with the score tied 0-0.
Israel has attacked a top-secret nuclear weapons development center in Parchin, Iran. The strike destroyed sophisticated equipment for creating plastic explosives needed for nuclear devices.
In Turin, during student protests, an unknown person threw a homemade bomb at the police, injuring 15 police officers. The protesters opposed the policies of the Maloney government and supported Palestine.
At the France-Israel soccer match, fans booed the Israeli anthem. The game was held under heavy security due to recent clashes in Amsterdam, and Macron and Barnier were present at the stadium.
An Israeli airstrike on a humanitarian camp in Gaza killed one person and injured more than 20 others. A Doctors Without Borders clinic was damaged and medical equipment was destroyed.
The IDF has launched an air strike on smuggling routes between Syria and Lebanon used by Hezbollah. The strikes are aimed at reducing the capacity of the 4400 unit responsible for smuggling weapons.
Israel's ambassador to Ukraine confirms cooperation between the two countries to counter Iranian drones. Israel is studying Ukrainian technologies developed during the war for its own use.
The OP Advisor called on Israel to use its influence to strengthen its support for Ukraine. Mykhailo Podoliak also noted the correctness of Israel's tough and uncompromising policy in the international arena.
The U. S. military attacked weapons depots and logistics centers of pro-Iranian groups in Syria and Yemen. The U.S. command declared its readiness to continue to protect its personnel and partners in the region.
Donald Trump has appointed Mike Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor and Baptist pastor, as US ambassador to Israel. The appointment of the 69-year-old conservative politician has yet to be confirmed by the Senate.
At least 33 people were killed in a series of Israeli attacks in Lebanon. The strikes were carried out in areas where Hezbollah does not usually operate, including Shuf, Aleppo and Tyros.