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All official cross-border travel has ceased, with the exception of foreign nationals and the severely injured, with cross-border movement still largely managed by Hala, which charges large sums.
Israel’s nuclear capabilities, though never officially confirmed, are widely recognized as part of its national defense strategy.
In the wake of the war, it is our obligation to listen to sounds of mourning and hope, and through this, bear witness to past and future.
Despite the fact that the political echelon is responsible for the October 7 failures, Israel is not the one that strengthened Hamas.
Like the people in Megillah, we are living at a time when violence seems to be the solution to threats.
Israel has already won the war on the battlefield. Hamas is a shell of what it was. But it is suffering a terrible loss on the battlefield of diplomacy.
Ilana Dayan exposed an interesting new detail in the plan about how Hamas intended to take advantage of Gazan journalists.
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