Three Israeli Soldiers Wounded in Lebanon Drone Attack Amid Escalation; Mali and Liel Yehalomi Found in South America
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Three Israeli soldiers were seriously injured in a drone attack in Lebanon amid rising tensions, with 11 killed in Israeli retaliatory strikes. Mali and Liel Yehalomi were found in South America after a complex escape. Other incidents include severe flooding in Jerusalem, a mass brawl, and international news involving Iran, Thailand, and Indonesia.
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- Three Israeli soldiers wounded in Lebanon drone attack, two seriously injured.
- Prime Minister's Office reports 11 killed in Israeli retaliatory strikes.
- Mali and Liel Yehalomi located on a bus in South America after escape.
- Jerusalem faces record August rainfall causing floods and rescues.
- Iran accuses Qatar of holding three pilots captive for six months.
- Israeli dies in Thailand traffic accident; 40 killed in Indonesia earthquake.
Three Israeli soldiers were injured in Lebanon by a drone attack, with two sustaining serious wounds. In an unusual move, the Prime Minister's Office reported on Saturday that 11 people were killed in retaliatory strikes. The military stated that a battalion commander in the Redwan force used his family as human shields during the conflict.
Separately, Mali and Liel Yehalomi were located on a bus in South America. The report included footage of their discovery, details of their escape route, attempts to mislead pursuers, legal questions surrounding their case, and the involvement of officer Walter, who found them and became a viral sensation.
In other news, Jerusalem experienced record August rainfall causing floods and rescues, including documentation of a historic summer flash flood. A mass brawl at Yamit 2000 resulted in flying chairs and 12 arrests. Iran accused Qatar of holding three pilots captive for six months following a crash. Additionally, an Israeli died in a traffic accident in Thailand, and 40 people were killed in an earthquake in Indonesia. A black professor who resigned from Cambridge amid past forgery allegations was recently found.
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