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Pulse · Israel
Following an Israeli military operation in Hebron, residents returned to find over 600 homes inspected and destroyed, with Palestinian authorities reporting widespread damage to homes and the economic infrastructure.
The Israeli army announced its withdrawal from Hebron in the occupied West Bank after a military operation that lasted about ten days. The operation began following an attack that killed two Israeli soldiers, and residents returned to find destruction and the effects of a siege.
Following Israeli legislative elections, the incoming government faces challenges in making difficult economic decisions. The political landscape resulting from the elections is discussed in relation to the government's ability to form and act.
Israel stated that 170 Palestinian journalists killed in Gaza were Hamas or other armed group "terrorists." This figure contrasts with counts from major journalist defense organizations.
Following a deadlocked Israeli election, Efrat Shapira Rosenberg expects Herzog will urge rival camps to form a coalition.
Opposition leaders in Israel are meeting for the first time since the elections. The Arab List has called for cooperation to overthrow Netanyahu.
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A groom, described as a deserter, was arrested on his way to a "Shiva Brachot" celebration. Hundreds protested the arrest, with plans for a "Shiva Brachot" outside the prison.
Russian drones are attacking civilian targets in Ukraine up to 70 kilometers from the front lines, targeting trucks believed to be transporting military equipment.
A court issued a dramatic decision against Eli Zippori in the case of the state witness in the Netanyahu trial. Zippori published a photo of the witness's home and address.
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