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Defense Minister Katz says he will strip the outgoing military advocate general of her rank over a leaked abuse video, though he may not have the authority to do so. The official has requested to step down.
Footage shows masked settlers slaughtering sheep and damaging property in a Palestinian village, marking an escalation in violent attacks. No arrests have been made, and the incident reflects ongoing impunity for such acts.
Irish soldiers prepare for a significant deployment to Lebanon as their peacekeeping mission nears its end. The operation will continue until 2027, with a focus on transitioning responsibilities to Lebanese forces. Families and officials reflect on the legacy and emotional toll of the mission.
Colombian influencers are visiting Israel to highlight its human side and help improve its global image amid diplomatic tensions. The initiative targets younger audiences and aims to boost tourism.
Charlotte Hawkins shares her ongoing grief over the loss of her dog Bailey and finds solace in hosting Pet Classics, a radio show that helps pets and owners stay calm during fireworks. The programme, also presented by Dan Walker, uses classical music to soothe animals of all kinds. Both presenters emphasize the special connection between people and their pets.
Wizz Air will trial a new business class-style ticket with extra space and priority boarding on select routes. The airline is also reintroducing its 'All You Can Fly' pass for unlimited annual travel, though with limited availability and extra fees.
The Israeli military eliminated a Hezbollah maintenance officer in southern Lebanon and struck additional Hezbollah infrastructure. The actions were described as responses to threats and violations of agreements between Israel and Lebanon.
Tal Shuster of the Israeli-American Council urges Jewish and Israeli-American communities to vote and get involved in local and national elections. She highlights the importance of unity, combating antisemitism, and parental involvement in education.
The Hebrew Free Burial Association provides dignified Jewish burials for New York City's lost and forgotten, regardless of circumstance. For over a century, the organization has cared for thousands, honoring tradition and ensuring no one is buried alone. Their work continues thanks to donations and community support.
Haifa shut all beaches after a possible whale shark sighting, with similar incidents reported along Israel's coast. Authorities are monitoring the situation and updating the public.
Police plan to indict a 14-year-old from Jaffa for allegedly trying to aid terrorist groups. The youth is accused of sharing sensitive information and attempting to make explosives. His arrest and investigation have been ongoing since October.
Forty-three United Nations staff detained by Houthis in Yemen will face trial over alleged links to an Israeli strike. The United Nations denies involvement and calls for their release. The situation has heightened tensions and threatens humanitarian aid efforts in Yemen.
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