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IDF spokesman on Gaza hostage deal: Hamas failed to uphold agreement
โWe remain steadfast in our determination to bring home Arbel Yehud, as well as Shiri Bibas and her two young children, Kfir and Ariel, whose wellbeing is of utmost concern.โ
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First photos from the exciting moments of the observers' meetings with their parents.
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Netanyahu is expected to meet with Trump in Washington in the first half of February, while the current deal is still being implemented.
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Axios report: The White House has instructed the Pentagon to end the delay in the delivery of weapons from the Biden era to Israel.
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Axios reported, citing unnamed Israeli officials, that the Trump administration has directed the Pentagon to lift the Biden administrationโs hold on MK-84 2,000 lb bombs destined for Israel. According to these officials, a total of 1,800 MK-84 bombs are scheduled to be shipped to Israel in the coming days.
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Forwarded from Israel Today (Ryan Jones)
LEBANON CEASEFIRE
American officials agree with Israel that an extension is needed to implement the terms of the ceasefire.
Israel will not fully withdraw its forces from southern Lebanon by tomorrow, because the Lebanese Army has not yet established control over the border region.
Israel insists it will not return to a situation wherein a terrorist army controls the Lebanese side of the border.
Hezbollah meanwhile insists Israel is violating the ceasefire, and that it is effectively terminated as of tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow promises to be a very tense day in the north.
American officials agree with Israel that an extension is needed to implement the terms of the ceasefire.
Israel will not fully withdraw its forces from southern Lebanon by tomorrow, because the Lebanese Army has not yet established control over the border region.
Israel insists it will not return to a situation wherein a terrorist army controls the Lebanese side of the border.
Hezbollah meanwhile insists Israel is violating the ceasefire, and that it is effectively terminated as of tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow promises to be a very tense day in the north.
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1,800 MK-84 bombs held in the US will be transferred to Israel in the coming days which will be a game changer when the ceasefire breaks with Lebanon ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
I have a thought that could reshape our defense approach:
The Israeli defense industry should undertake the meticulous process of dismantling bombs, examining each component in detail to gain vital intelligence. This effort would enable us to understand the intricate mechanics behind bomb production, allowing us to develop similar technologies domestically. Itโs high time we move away from our dependency on the United States for our defense needs.
I firmly believe that we possess the capability to achieve this. If we were able to successfully develop a nuclear bomb, then producing precision-guided munitions should certainly be within our grasp as well.
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The Israeli defense industry should undertake the meticulous process of dismantling bombs, examining each component in detail to gain vital intelligence. This effort would enable us to understand the intricate mechanics behind bomb production, allowing us to develop similar technologies domestically. Itโs high time we move away from our dependency on the United States for our defense needs.
I firmly believe that we possess the capability to achieve this. If we were able to successfully develop a nuclear bomb, then producing precision-guided munitions should certainly be within our grasp as well.
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Trump said he wants to see Egypt, Jordan and other Arab countries take in more and more refugees from the Gaza Strip "and potentially take enough of the population to clear the war zone and create a clean area." He said he had discussed the issue with Jordan's King Abdullah II and would discuss it with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. "We're talking about a million and a half people, and we're just clearing the whole area and saying, 'It's over.'"