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The name of the IDF fallen soldier whose family has been notified is permitted for publication
 
Attached is the name of the fallen:
- Sergeant Liran Ben Zion, age 19, from Holon, a fighter in Battalion 9, Iron Trails Brigade (401), fell in battle in southern Lebanon.
 

Trump to New York Post: "Soon you will see" the American response to the attack on Bazan

62 in favor, 48 against, 1 abstained | The death penalty law for terrorists passed the second and third readings.

Ben Gvir

"And it stood for our ancestors and for us, that in every generation they rise against us to destroy us, and the Holy One, blessed be He, saves us from their hand" - Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir ahead of the vote on the death penalty bill for terrorists: "From today, every terrorist will know, whoever takes lives, the State of Israel will take his life"

The death penalty for terrorists is not just punishment, but a message. A message of deterrence, justice, and refusal to accept a reality where murderers become bargaining chips.

True, there is a very high chance that the Supreme Court will intervene and halt such a move.

But the very act of bringing the issue into public discourse is already a significant step forward.

Because real change begins with talking about things, exposing them, and not being afraid to touch sensitive points.

And here comes the big credit to Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir - in a reality where many politicians are cautious, evasive, or silent, he chooses to put this issue on the table again and again, without blinking.

Even if the move is not completed - the very fact that the discussion is alive, burning, and not disappearing - is not to be taken for granted.

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Members of "Otzma Yehudit" raise a toast after the approval of the death penalty law for Arab terrorists in the Knesset

IDF completed another wave of attacks in Tehran

The IDF recently completed a large wave of attacks against the infrastructure of the Iranian terror regime in the heart of Tehran, more details to follow.

Gulf states harden positions against Iran as economic toll of war mounts

As Trump negotiates, Arab states seem to be pushing for war to continue until certain demands are met, driven by the damage wreaked by Hormuz's closure and attacks on energy sites

Read more: https://toi.li/bUX4eR

Israel shifts to hitting Iran's economy, as it enters 'completion phase' of war

Leaders order IDF to cause economic damage to Iranian regime, after nearly finishing bombing all military targets outlined at start of campaign

Read more: https://toi.li/hdt0P5

AP report: Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Bahrain are pressuring Trump to continue the war on Iran, claiming that it has not weakened enough in the war so far. According to the report, some Gulf countries conveyed to the White House the message that there is a "historic opportunity" to remove the regime in Iran once and for all. These four countries told Trump that they do not want the war to end before there is a significant change in the leadership in Iran or a dramatic change in its behavior. In Saudi Arabia, they told Trump that ending the war now would not lead to a good deal

Massive explosions seen tonight in the Central Iranian city of Isfahan, following airstrikes by Israel and/or the United States.

Several large explosions and a significant fire, likely from munition cook-offs, observed during a wave of strikes earlier tonight on Badr Military Airport near Isfahan in Central Iran.

Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed in an interview with the American Newsmax network that 4 nuclear scientists were eliminated - and shared that the possibility of diverting gas and oil pipelines from the Arabian Peninsula westward is being considered as a solution to the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz

Report in The Wall Street Journal: The US military attacked an ammunition depot in Isfahan using 900-kilogram bombs, Trump shared footage of the explosions.

They are lying to their daft followers.

It’s easy to see this as a straightforward issue, but they make it seem complicated and difficult. It’s a shame that democracy has created this situation.

Report in The New York Times: The leadership in Iran is divided and dispersed and struggles to make decisions and coordinate broad attacks and responses, according to intelligence assessments in the U.S. and other Western countries. Israeli sources said that communication problems in Iran are somewhat similar to the problems recorded in the negotiations for the release of hostages in Gaza, where proposals went through Hamas leaders in Qatar and were transmitted in writing to Gaza in a slow and cumbersome process

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Staff Sergeant Maxsim Enti, Captain Noam Madmoni, and Staff Sergeant Ben Cohen tragically fell in battle against Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon. May their memories forever be a blessing. 🕯️