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21.11.25 - 10:30
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Netanyahu Visits Israeli Troops Inside Southern Syria In Provocative First (ZeroHedge)
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Netanyahu Visits Israeli Troops Inside Southern Syria In Provocative First
Via Middle East Eye
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Israeli soldiers in occupied Syria on Wednesday, where the faces of the troops were blurred out in photos and videos to protect them from the risk of legal action over allegations of involvement in war crimes.
Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, Eyal Zamir, the Israeli military chief of staff, and several other security officials toured military positions in the buffer zone area unilaterally seized by Israel in December.
PM Benjamin Netanyahu meets Israeli soldiers, whose faces are blurred, in an Israeli military outpost in southern Syria on November 19, 2025. via X
Israel, which has already occupied Syria's Golan Heights in contravention of international law since 1967, expanded its territory in southern Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government. It seized all of a UN-patrolled buffer zone ...
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20.11.25 - 21:54
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India, Israel set to launch talks for free trade pact (Times of India)
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India and Israel have officially launched negotiations for a free trade agreement, signing terms of reference to guide discussions. The pact aims to boost trade by removing barriers, facilitating investment, and enhancing cooperation in innovation and technology. Israel has assured India it won't seek market access in sensitive sectors like dairy and agriculture, opening new avenues for bilateral commerce....
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20.11.25 - 17:21
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Qatar Warns Gaza Ceasefire On Brink Of Collapse After 24 Hours Of Israeli Strikes (ZeroHedge)
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Qatar Warns Gaza Ceasefire On Brink Of Collapse After 24 Hours Of Israeli Strikes
Qatar and others are warning that the status of the over month-long Gaza ceasefire is precarious, and faces imminent collapse, after Israel mounted large-scale airstrikes on some areas of the Gaza Strip starting Wednesday. There have been several episodes of brief assaults over the past month, but the situation is escalating fast once again.
Some attacks have continued into Thursday, killing at least 32 Palestinians since the renewed assaults began. It all started after the Israeli army (IDF) said its troops in Khan Younis were fired upon, allegedly by Hamas or other Palestinian militants. But the IDF confirmed there were no troop casualties as a result.
This new flare-up marks by far the deadliest since the Trump-backed ceasefire went into effect. Hamas in response rejected the allegations of attacking IDF troops and condemned the new Israeli strikes as a "shocking massacre."
Via Reuters
Hamas in its ...
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20.11.25 - 14:36
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Israel′s state revenues outstrip expectations (Globes)
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The Ministry of Finance's latest forecast has an extra NIS 11.6 billion in the state coffers compared with the May forecast, which was already NIS 21.5 billion higher than in the original 2025 budget....
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