Reports: Three suspects held for firing flares at Netanyahu's house
Israeli police and the domestic intelligence service Shin Bet have detained three individuals suspected of firing flares at the private residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, local media reported on Sunday. A court ordered the suspects be held in ...
An Israeli strike in Beirut kills Hezbollah's spokesman, while a strike in Gaza kills at least 30
Mohammed Afif was killed in a strike on the Arab socialist Baath party’s office in Beirut, according to a Hezbollah official who was not authorized to brief reporters and spoke on condition of anonymity. Afif had been especially visible after all-out war erupted between Israel and Hezbollah in September.
The Shin Bet is specifically charged by the law with protecting symbols of the Israeli government and rule, such as the prime ...
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Ministers back bills creating new intelligence oversight body, banning ‘enemy’ flagsDespite PMO classified documents scandal, legislation establishes a 'devil’s advocate' unit, reporting directly to Netanyahu, ...
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Yisrael Hasson also condemned the decision to prioritize safeguarding the Prime Minister's son's reputation over national ...
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Shin Bet chief says firing of flares at Netanyahu’s home ‘far from legitimate protest’Court remands 3 detainees, reported to be prominent anti-government activists, for 5 days; minister urges sacking of AG, ...
Three suspects were arrested, Israeli police said Sunday morning, after two flares landed near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in the central town of Caesarea.
Two flash bombs reportedly landed near Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in the central town of Caesarea ...
Yair Netanyahu, the firebrand son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on Monday accused the Shin Bet security service ...
Two flares landed near Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence on Saturday in the central town of Caesarea, security services said, describing the incident as "serious".
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