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Hezbollah operatives were seen gathering up all the walkie talkies and taking the batteries out of the devices.

The second round of exploding devices affected radio communication-type "walkie-talkies" rather than pagers.

The move could signal the start of intensified IDF operations against Iran's proxy in Lebanon, the Hezbollah terrorist army.

Prior to the strike, numerous steps were taken to mitigate the risk of harming civilians, including the use of precise munitions, aerial surveillance and additional intelligence.

The explosion occurred last September at 6:30 am in Yarkon Park on Rosh Hashanah, using a standard Iranian-made Kalimgor bomb.

“We are profoundly grateful for the sacrifices made by the brave men and women of the US Armed Forces in defense of these fundamental ideals."

"There is some leverage that we have had and used,” she said.

Sergeant Agam Naim is the first female soldier killed in operational activity in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of Operation Iron Swords.

"This treacherous and criminal enemy will certainly receive its just punishment for this sinful aggression, from where it expects it or not."

"Try to imagine children in bomb shelters without basic amenities, without water; parents without even the ability to change diapers for half a day or more at a time. That is the reality."

It's not clear whether the Iranian official was standing near a Hezbollah operative, or was himself carrying a Hezbollah pager.

"A bombing attack by Hezbollah was thwarted which targeted a former senior official in the security system."

At least four thousand Hezbollah terrorists were wounded and killed when their beepers exploded all across Lebanon.

At the time of the strike, Salame al-Hashash was embedded and operating inside the humanitarian area in Khan Younis.

The city of Efrat in the Gush Etzion region of Judea will admit PA Arab workers starting this week following litigation.

"While Israel appreciates and respects the support of the US, it will – ultimately – do what is necessary to safeguard its security and return the residents of the north securely to their homes."

Hezbollah is winning the war of attrition in the Galilee: just ask the mayors of Kiryat Shmona and Metula.

"The hostage deal last November, which was a good deal in today's view, was due to the fact that Israel only allowed 2 trucks into the Strip each day."

Netanyahu spoke in response to aerial attacks from Yemen and Lebanon.

Israel’s Interior Ministry examined the possibility of drafting the second generation of asylum seekers, who were educated in the Israeli school system.

The response includes grants and a rehabilitation basket to the tune of NIS 1 billion.

Rocket alerts went off in central Israel at 6:32 AM Sunday morning.

Separate airstrikes targeted Hezbollah weapons depots and other infrastructure in seven different areas in southern Lebanon.

Some of the rockets were intercepted by the IDF Aerial Defense Array, and others landed in open areas.

It was not clear whose IDF fighter's card the infiltrator was carrying, nor how he acquired it.

Distribution will be based on population size, distance from the border, socio-economic status and the percentage of evacuated residents.

"We did not bring the intelligence gold that would or could have determined the H-hour for the attack."

Chief of Staff Herzi Halevy’s short stint at the top was mired in sin from the start.

Firefighters were working to put out a fire that broke out, the IDF said.

Three of the nine terrorists eliminated were also UNRWA employees.