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Israeli Military Tightens Media Rules Over War Crimes Prosecution Concern
The Israeli military placed new restrictions on media coverage of soldiers on active combat duty amid growing concern at the risk of legal action against reservists travelling abroad over allegations of involvement in war crimes in Gaza.
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"Not The Girl We Know": Parents Of Israeli Teen Held Hostage By Hamas
The family of 19-year-old Liri Albag, an Israeli soldier held captive by Hamas since October 7, 2023, said she looks "broken and shattered" ina recent video released by the militant group on Saturday.
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"Torture": Palestinians Released From Israeli Jails Bear Psychological Scars
Once muscular and strong, Palestinian bodybuilder Moazaz Obaiyat's nine-month spell in Israeli custody left him unable to walk unaided upon his release in July. Then, in an October pre-dawn raid on his home, soldiers detained him again.
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Hezbollah Leader, Linked To 2007 US Soldiers' Deaths, Killed In Israeli Airstrike: Report
An Israeli airstrike in Syria has reportedly killed senior Hezbollah commander Ali Mussa Daqduq, who's linked to one of the most daring attacks on American forces during the Iraq War, according to a senior US defence official, reported NBC News.
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2 Soldiers Killed In Israeli Attack, Says Lebanon Army
The Lebanese army said an Israeli attack on Sunday killed two soldiers, accusing Israel of directly targeting their position in south Lebanon where the Israeli military is fighting Hezbollah.
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6 Soldiers Killed During Combat In Lebanon, Says Israeli Army
Israel suffered one of its deadliest days of its ground offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon on Wednesday when six of its soldiers were killed in combat near the border.
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Israel Army Slams Soldiers For Burning Lebanese Flag In Viral Video
The Israeli military on Saturday accused a group of soldiers of burning a Lebanese flag in southern Lebanon where they are fighting the Iran-backed group Hezbollah.
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Over A Year Into Gaza War, Israel Struggles With Lack Of Soldiers
More than a year into the Gaza war, the Israeli army's reservists are exhausted and it is struggling to recruit soldiers just as it opens a new front in Lebanon.
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Israel Says It Captured Around 100 Hamas Militants In North Gaza Hospital
Israeli soldiers captured around 100 suspected Hamas militants during a raid in Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza, the military said on Monday.
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Israel Army Says 5 Soldiers Killed In "Combat" In South Lebanon
The Israeli military on Sunday said five soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon, bringing to 37 the death toll for soldiers fighting there since the start of ground operations on September 30.
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Iran Says It Has "Right" To Defend Itself, Israel Warns Of "Heavy Price"
Iran warned on Saturday it would defend itself after Israeli air strikes killed at least two soldiers and further stoked fears of a full-scale regional war in the Middle East.
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Israel's Long-Distance Strike On Iran Has Parallels To 1981 Attack On Iraq
An Israeli attack on Iran targeted military sites today, killing two soldiers, almost a month after Israel vowed to avenge a missile barrage that raised fears of a full-scale Middle East war. The airstrikes hit Iran's missile manufacturing units.
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Israel-Iran Highlights: 4 Soldiers Killed In Israeli Air Strikes, Says Iran
Israel military said that it has launched "precise strikes" on military targets in Iran" early Saturday morning. The strikes against Iran were in response to "months of continuous attacks" from Tehran.
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"Small, Ugly, Broken": Israel Soldier's Time Alone With Yahya Sinwar's Body
An Israeli soldier involved in the operation that killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, detailed the minutes he spent alone with Sinwar's body after the mission.
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13 Years Ago, Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar Was Released By Israel In Swap Deal
Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, was released by Israel in 2011 as part of a major prisoner swap deal that involved the release of 1,027 Palestinian and Israeli Arab prisoners in exchange for a single Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit.
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Israeli Military Tightens Media Rules Over War Crimes Prosecution Concern
The Israeli military placed new restrictions on media coverage of soldiers on active combat duty amid growing concern at the risk of legal action against reservists travelling abroad over allegations of involvement in war crimes in Gaza.
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"Not The Girl We Know": Parents Of Israeli Teen Held Hostage By Hamas
The family of 19-year-old Liri Albag, an Israeli soldier held captive by Hamas since October 7, 2023, said she looks "broken and shattered" ina recent video released by the militant group on Saturday.
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"Torture": Palestinians Released From Israeli Jails Bear Psychological Scars
Once muscular and strong, Palestinian bodybuilder Moazaz Obaiyat's nine-month spell in Israeli custody left him unable to walk unaided upon his release in July. Then, in an October pre-dawn raid on his home, soldiers detained him again.
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Hezbollah Leader, Linked To 2007 US Soldiers' Deaths, Killed In Israeli Airstrike: Report
An Israeli airstrike in Syria has reportedly killed senior Hezbollah commander Ali Mussa Daqduq, who's linked to one of the most daring attacks on American forces during the Iraq War, according to a senior US defence official, reported NBC News.
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2 Soldiers Killed In Israeli Attack, Says Lebanon Army
The Lebanese army said an Israeli attack on Sunday killed two soldiers, accusing Israel of directly targeting their position in south Lebanon where the Israeli military is fighting Hezbollah.
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6 Soldiers Killed During Combat In Lebanon, Says Israeli Army
Israel suffered one of its deadliest days of its ground offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon on Wednesday when six of its soldiers were killed in combat near the border.
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Israel Army Slams Soldiers For Burning Lebanese Flag In Viral Video
The Israeli military on Saturday accused a group of soldiers of burning a Lebanese flag in southern Lebanon where they are fighting the Iran-backed group Hezbollah.
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Over A Year Into Gaza War, Israel Struggles With Lack Of Soldiers
More than a year into the Gaza war, the Israeli army's reservists are exhausted and it is struggling to recruit soldiers just as it opens a new front in Lebanon.
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Israel Says It Captured Around 100 Hamas Militants In North Gaza Hospital
Israeli soldiers captured around 100 suspected Hamas militants during a raid in Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza, the military said on Monday.
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Israel Army Says 5 Soldiers Killed In "Combat" In South Lebanon
The Israeli military on Sunday said five soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon, bringing to 37 the death toll for soldiers fighting there since the start of ground operations on September 30.
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Iran Says It Has "Right" To Defend Itself, Israel Warns Of "Heavy Price"
Iran warned on Saturday it would defend itself after Israeli air strikes killed at least two soldiers and further stoked fears of a full-scale regional war in the Middle East.
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Israel's Long-Distance Strike On Iran Has Parallels To 1981 Attack On Iraq
An Israeli attack on Iran targeted military sites today, killing two soldiers, almost a month after Israel vowed to avenge a missile barrage that raised fears of a full-scale Middle East war. The airstrikes hit Iran's missile manufacturing units.
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Israel-Iran Highlights: 4 Soldiers Killed In Israeli Air Strikes, Says Iran
Israel military said that it has launched "precise strikes" on military targets in Iran" early Saturday morning. The strikes against Iran were in response to "months of continuous attacks" from Tehran.
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"Small, Ugly, Broken": Israel Soldier's Time Alone With Yahya Sinwar's Body
An Israeli soldier involved in the operation that killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, detailed the minutes he spent alone with Sinwar's body after the mission.
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13 Years Ago, Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar Was Released By Israel In Swap Deal
Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, was released by Israel in 2011 as part of a major prisoner swap deal that involved the release of 1,027 Palestinian and Israeli Arab prisoners in exchange for a single Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit.
