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Security·1m ago

IDF Officers Say Gaza Border Fire Rules Have Been Tightened

Officers told ynet that Gaza Division commander Brig. Gen. Liron Batito ordered a change in how fire orders are applied along the yellow line in Gaza. They said the response to Palestinians crossing or nearing the line has shifted in recent weeks from lethal fire to a suspect-arrest procedure that can end with shooting at the knees.

Ynet
Sports·8m ago

Aymen Hussein Overcomes a Harrowing Past to Star for Iraq at the World Cup

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Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Security·9m ago

Nine More Northern Communities Granted Border-Defense Status

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Now 14·+4 outlets · 80% right-leaning
World·17m ago

Declassified U.S. Files Renew Scrutiny of Fauci Over COVID-19 Origins

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Now 14
Politics·20m ago

Expanded Supreme Court panel set for elections comptroller petition

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Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Security·23m ago

IDF and Shin Bet Kill Hamas Nukhba Operative Who Held Omer Shem Tov

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Kikar HaShabbat·+8 outlets · 56% right-leaning
Politics·23m ago

Hundreds attend Likud “Victory Forum” event in Binyamin

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Srugim
Politics·24m ago

Coalition lawmaker says there were flaws in state comptroller vote

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Srugim
Sports·25m ago

Dallas names Michigan coach Dusty May as Jason Kidd’s replacement

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N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Economy·28m ago

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Globes·+1 outlet
Security·30m ago

IDF to Disband Northern Border Civilian Alert Teams Starting Sunday

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Walla
Health·31m ago

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Security·34m ago

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Srugim·+7 outlets · 63% right-leaning
Health·34m ago

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Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Security·36m ago

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Globes
General·42m ago

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Behadrei Haredim
World·43m ago

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Ynet·+8 outlets · 57% right-leaning
Economy·44m ago

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Srugim·+11 outlets · 50% center
General·45m ago

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Behadrei Haredim
Tech·48m ago

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Security·48m ago

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Culture·51m ago

One-Pot Chicken and Gnocchi for an Easy Lunch

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Politics·52m ago

Lapid tells Deri’s grandchildren to join school, army and work

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Srugim
Politics·54m ago

Netanyahu Drops Bid to Cancel Primaries, Fight Shifts to Reserved Slots

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Behadrei Haredim·+4 outlets · 60% right-leaning
Security·55m ago

Border Police Capture ATV Rider After High-Speed Chase on Route 65

Border Police officers chased and arrested a 20-year-old ATV rider from Arara on Route 65 after he sped without plates and ran a red light in Wadi Ara. Police confiscated the ATV, suspended his license for 30 days, and sent him for questioning.

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Detained settler denied leave to attend sister’s bat mitzvah

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

A right-wing activist and settler held under administrative house arrest asked to leave so he could attend his sister’s bat mitzvah, but the request was rejected on grounds of concern for regional security. The petition was submitted through attorney Adi Kedar of the Honenu legal organization.

According to the information provided, the administrative order requires the settler to remain under house arrest at his grandparents’ home in Hebron. The claim is that the decision was made without first checking with the grandparents, elderly citizens who need regular medical treatment, and without obtaining their consent to host him for six months.

Kedar sharply criticized the rejection, saying, “There is no logic or justification for rejecting this elementary and simple outing. What danger is posed by a young man who will celebrate his sister’s bat mitzvah with her? This is senseless abuse, without any basis or evidence, repeated again and again against the settler public.” He added, “It is time to stop the persecution of settlers by the Shin Bet, which must wake up and distinguish between enemy and friend.”

Read the original at Arutz Sheva