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Benjamin Netanyahu Lists 3 Main Reasons For Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire
As the Israeli security cabinet voted in favour of a ceasefire deal to end the fighting with the militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that there are three "main reasons" he wants a truce now.
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After 3,700 Deaths, A Year Of War, Israel-Hezbollah Truce Deal Likely Today
The Israel Cabinet is set to vote on a ceasefire deal with Lebanon on Tuesday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly gave his "in principle" approval to the plan after a security consultation with Israeli officials.
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Israel Extends Compulsory Military Service For Men To 36 Months: Report
The Israeli government's security cabinet has approved a plan to extend compulsory military service for men to 36 months from the current 32 months, Israel's Ynet news outlet reported on Friday.
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No Government Involvement In Alleged NSO-WhatsApp Hack: Israel Minister
The Israeli government had nothing to do with an alleged cyber-hack by surveillance firm NSO Group, an Israeli security cabinet minister said on Friday.
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Israel Approves Jailing Jewish Militants Without Trial to Resolve Lethal Arson
Israel's security cabinet approved on Sunday the detention of citizens suspected of waging violence against Palestinians without trial in a crackdown aimed at capturing the perpetrators of a lethal West Bank arson attack blamed on Jewish militants.
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Gaza Sides Agree to Lull But Truce Efforts Stall
Israel-Hamas fighting looked headed for escalation after US Secretary of State John Kerry failed Friday to broker a weeklong truce as a first step toward a broader deal and Israel's defense minister warned Israel might soon expand its Gaza ground operation "significantly."
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Official: Israel Cabinet to Discuss Cease-fire
An Israeli defense official says the Security Cabinet is meeting to discuss international cease-fire efforts, but is also exploring the option of expanding its eight-day-old ground operation in Gaza.
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Can Israel surprise Iran? Maybe not, but could still strike
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cancellation of a security cabinet session on Iran following a media leak last week laid bare a conundrum long troubling Israeli strategists: could they count on any element of surprise in a war on their arch-foe?
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Benjamin Netanyahu Lists 3 Main Reasons For Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire
As the Israeli security cabinet voted in favour of a ceasefire deal to end the fighting with the militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that there are three "main reasons" he wants a truce now.
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After 3,700 Deaths, A Year Of War, Israel-Hezbollah Truce Deal Likely Today
The Israel Cabinet is set to vote on a ceasefire deal with Lebanon on Tuesday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly gave his "in principle" approval to the plan after a security consultation with Israeli officials.
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Israel Extends Compulsory Military Service For Men To 36 Months: Report
The Israeli government's security cabinet has approved a plan to extend compulsory military service for men to 36 months from the current 32 months, Israel's Ynet news outlet reported on Friday.
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No Government Involvement In Alleged NSO-WhatsApp Hack: Israel Minister
The Israeli government had nothing to do with an alleged cyber-hack by surveillance firm NSO Group, an Israeli security cabinet minister said on Friday.
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Israel Approves Jailing Jewish Militants Without Trial to Resolve Lethal Arson
Israel's security cabinet approved on Sunday the detention of citizens suspected of waging violence against Palestinians without trial in a crackdown aimed at capturing the perpetrators of a lethal West Bank arson attack blamed on Jewish militants.
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Gaza Sides Agree to Lull But Truce Efforts Stall
Israel-Hamas fighting looked headed for escalation after US Secretary of State John Kerry failed Friday to broker a weeklong truce as a first step toward a broader deal and Israel's defense minister warned Israel might soon expand its Gaza ground operation "significantly."
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Official: Israel Cabinet to Discuss Cease-fire
An Israeli defense official says the Security Cabinet is meeting to discuss international cease-fire efforts, but is also exploring the option of expanding its eight-day-old ground operation in Gaza.
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Can Israel surprise Iran? Maybe not, but could still strike
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cancellation of a security cabinet session on Iran following a media leak last week laid bare a conundrum long troubling Israeli strategists: could they count on any element of surprise in a war on their arch-foe?
