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Right-wing activists in South Hebron Hills disrupt Gaza-bound aid shipments, sparking controversy. Tzav 9, a main organizer, disavows violence amid divisive reactions and counteractions.
A Palestinian aid lorry driver told the Guardian “There is full cooperation between the settlers and the army,” mirroring claims from Tzav 9.
The number of trucks going on and off the pier does not equate to the number of trucks transporting aid to the distribution warehouse.
The mayor of Sderot criticizes Defense Minister Gallant on 103FM radio for his harsh comments against the prime minister and discusses residents living amidst rocket fire.
Aliyah and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer: I have never said, nor have I ever thought that Hamas could be taken down in a manner of months.
The discovery of hostages’ bodies in Gaza highlighted the ongoing, coordinated efforts of Major General Nitzan Alon and Israeli forces to locate remaining hostages.
Comptroller reveals IDF purchases don't pass inspection • Biden afffirms Israel not committing genocide • Total of 569 tons of humanitarian aid entered Gaza
Providing humanitarian aid earlier to Gaza could have prevented ICC warrants, explains the former head of the international department at the State Attorney's Office.
NSC Head Hanegbi distanced himself from the remarks, stating, "Hamo's statements represent himself alone."
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