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Josh's coverage heavily revolves around the Middle East conflict, with an emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to Israel, Hamas, Gaza, and military operations. He also covers government announcements extensively.
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According to the indictment, the suspect threatened to slaughter and behead his sister, breaking her nose and his mother's hand.
"Israel will be gone. One year, two years. Israel will no longer exist," the GOP nominee for the White House warned.
The strikes targeted multiple sites in the country, reportedly including a major chemical weapons research center.
The two men talked about "ways to further strengthen interoperability to achieve our common objectives."
"Unfortunately, many people repeat the narrative that in fact we are the ones preventing a deal. But this is not the truth. It is a lie. We have never stopped a deal that was on the table," said IDF Gen. (res.) Gal Hirsch.
Noa Goldenberg is charged with assaulting a public servant and interfering with a police officer performing his duty.
"It was perfectly quiet in the room. It was one of the hardest videos to watch. It turns your stomach."
The statement came after a tense conversation earlier in the day with the father of Ori Danino, one of the six hostages murdered by Hamas in Rafah.
The Israeli defense minister said that achieving a ceasefire deal is a "strategic opportunity."
Pretoria is hoping that proof of their allegations will come from other places.
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