Israeli Police Arrest Suspect in Nun Attack Near Jerusalem
Israeli police arrested a 36-year-old man for attacking a nun near Jerusalem's Old City, in a racially motivated incident amid rising violence against Christians.
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Netanyahu Orders Strikes on Hezbollah After Violations
Israeli PM Netanyahu ordered military to attack Hezbollah targets in Lebanon following alleged ceasefire violations, including drone launches and weapons caches.
Homes Demolished in East Jerusalem for Biblical Park
Yusra Qwaider, 97, faces losing her home for the third time as Jerusalem demolishes Palestinian homes for a biblical park. 17 homes razed this year.
Israel's President Wants Plea Deal Before Netanyahu Pardon
Israel's president says he will consider Netanyahu's pardon request only after efforts to reach a plea deal are exhausted, signaling no decision soon.
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Israeli Soldier Killed in Lebanon Amid Ceasefire
An Israeli soldier died in combat in southern Lebanon during a temporary ceasefire, raising the military death toll to 15 in the six-week war with Hezbollah.
Israel Publishes Map of South Lebanon Territory Under Control
The Israeli military has released a map showing its new deployment line inside Lebanon, controlling dozens of villages after a ceasefire with Hezbollah. The buffer zone extends 5-10 km into Lebanese territory.
Israeli Soldier Vandalizes Jesus Statue in Lebanon, PM Vows Action
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemns an IDF soldier caught on camera damaging a statue of Jesus in southern Lebanon, promising harsh disciplinary measures and a criminal investigation.
Israeli Police Block Cardinal from Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday
Israeli police prevented a Catholic cardinal from entering Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre Church on Palm Sunday, citing security concerns. The incident has sparked international criticism and raised tensions over religious freedom in the city.
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