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Israel Strikes in Syria Amid Ongoing Ben Gurion Airport Dispute and Turkey's Arrest Request for Netanyahu

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 32 minutes ago

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Israel struck a militant target in southern Syria near the Golan Heights, while Prime Minister Netanyahu filed to expel a Likud member amid Ben Gurion Airport disruptions. Turkey requested an international arrest warrant for Netanyahu over a naval incident. The situation heightens regional tensions with potential Israeli-Turkish conflict and ongoing violence near Gaza.

01Israel conducted a targeted strike in southern Syria near the Golan Heights against an imminent terrorist threat.
02Netanyahu filed a petition to expel Likud member Pinchas Idan following Ben Gurion Airport disruptions.
03Turkey requested an Interpol arrest warrant for Netanyahu over the Israeli Navy's takeover of the Sumud flotilla.
04Israeli actress Caroline Langford died at age 68, noted for her 1980s film roles and family ties.
05Iran faces severe economic crisis with 66% inflation and soaring food prices, threatening regime stability.
06US Ambassador to Turkey criticized Israel's Syrian strike as possibly election-driven, amid fears of Israeli-Turkish clashes.

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