Turkey has officially announced that it rejects Israel’s demand to expel the Hamas leadership from its territory and that Hamas is not a terrorist organization.
This is a slap in the face to the policies of the Lapid-Ganz government and President Herzog, Prime Minister-designate Netanyahu will have to re-evaluate relations with Turkey.
PA chairman Abu Mazen approved further measures against senior Fatah official Tawfik al-Tirawi, who is suspected of leaking the documents of the investigative committee in the circumstances of Yasser Arafat’s death.
Al-Tirawi accuses Hussein al-Sheikh of being responsible for the conspiracy against him. Hussein al-Sheikh will take additional moves for the political elemination of his political opponents
The security policy of the Lapid-Ganz government against the wave of terrorism in the West Bank has failed and new terrorist groups are emerging in the field.
The Netanyahu government must change the security strategy to prevent a new armed intifada.
Knesset member Itamar Ben Gvir conditions his entry into the coalition on the implementation of the recommendations of the Kaatabi report to worsen the prison conditions of the security prisoners.
The terrorist organizations make it clear that Ben Gvir is dragging Israel down a dangerous escalation slope that could cause a new intifada.
Senior officials in Fatah have leaked to social networks testimonies of Palestinian senior officials from which it appears that Palestinian Authority Chairman Abu Mazen had an interest in the removal of Yasser Arafat from the political arena.
These are confidential documents of the investigation committee into the circumstances of Arafat’s death and the leaks are part of the succession battle and the struggles at the top of Fatah.
The Palestinian terrorist organizations are afraid of the cyber units of the Israeli intelligence and have published a series of instructions for wanted terrorists to take precautions.
Thanks to the cyber units of the IDF and the Shin Bet, Israel had great successes in the past year in thwarting terrorist attacks in the West Bank and within Israel itself.
Jordan and the PA are very concerned about the rise of the Israeli right-wing led by Netanyahu to power and the lack of any political horizon.
Egypt will renew ties with Netanyahu, Lebanon is not afraid that Netanyahu will not implement the maritime border agreement, and the Gulf states estimate that the return of the right-wing to power in Israel will contribute to the regional balance vis-à-vis Iran.
The Islamic Jihad launched rockets from the Gaza Strip towards Israel, signaling that it is determined to preserve the “Gaza-Jenin” equation.
The launch of the rockets is a message to the new government in Israel that the Islamic Jihad is the one that will dictate the rules of the game in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
The leadership of the PA is very concerned about the victory of the right camp in the Israeli elections and is preparing for a defamation campaign of the Netanyahu government in the international arena.
Senior officials in Fatah are calling on the chairman of the PA Abu Mazen to formulate a new strategy against Israel and to reconcile with the Hamas movement.
Despite the increase in terrorist attacks in the West Bank, the majority of Palestinians in the West Bank and the leadership of the PA do not want a new intifada.
Israel can prevent a new intifada if it acts decisively, harshly and focuses on the terrorists themselves and avoids collective punishment of those who are not involved in terrorism.
Turkey has officially announced that it rejects Israel’s demand to expel the Hamas leadership from its territory and that Hamas is not a terrorist organization.
This is a slap in the face to the policies of the Lapid-Ganz government and President Herzog, Prime Minister-designate Netanyahu will have to re-evaluate relations with Turkey.
PA chairman Abu Mazen approved further measures against senior Fatah official Tawfik al-Tirawi, who is suspected of leaking the documents of the investigative committee in the circumstances of Yasser Arafat’s death.
Al-Tirawi accuses Hussein al-Sheikh of being responsible for the conspiracy against him. Hussein al-Sheikh will take additional moves for the political elemination of his political opponents
The security policy of the Lapid-Ganz government against the wave of terrorism in the West Bank has failed and new terrorist groups are emerging in the field.
The Netanyahu government must change the security strategy to prevent a new armed intifada.
Knesset member Itamar Ben Gvir conditions his entry into the coalition on the implementation of the recommendations of the Kaatabi report to worsen the prison conditions of the security prisoners.
The terrorist organizations make it clear that Ben Gvir is dragging Israel down a dangerous escalation slope that could cause a new intifada.
Senior officials in Fatah have leaked to social networks testimonies of Palestinian senior officials from which it appears that Palestinian Authority Chairman Abu Mazen had an interest in the removal of Yasser Arafat from the political arena.
These are confidential documents of the investigation committee into the circumstances of Arafat’s death and the leaks are part of the succession battle and the struggles at the top of Fatah.
The Palestinian terrorist organizations are afraid of the cyber units of the Israeli intelligence and have published a series of instructions for wanted terrorists to take precautions.
Thanks to the cyber units of the IDF and the Shin Bet, Israel had great successes in the past year in thwarting terrorist attacks in the West Bank and within Israel itself.
Jordan and the PA are very concerned about the rise of the Israeli right-wing led by Netanyahu to power and the lack of any political horizon.
Egypt will renew ties with Netanyahu, Lebanon is not afraid that Netanyahu will not implement the maritime border agreement, and the Gulf states estimate that the return of the right-wing to power in Israel will contribute to the regional balance vis-à-vis Iran.
The Islamic Jihad launched rockets from the Gaza Strip towards Israel, signaling that it is determined to preserve the “Gaza-Jenin” equation.
The launch of the rockets is a message to the new government in Israel that the Islamic Jihad is the one that will dictate the rules of the game in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
The leadership of the PA is very concerned about the victory of the right camp in the Israeli elections and is preparing for a defamation campaign of the Netanyahu government in the international arena.
Senior officials in Fatah are calling on the chairman of the PA Abu Mazen to formulate a new strategy against Israel and to reconcile with the Hamas movement.
Despite the increase in terrorist attacks in the West Bank, the majority of Palestinians in the West Bank and the leadership of the PA do not want a new intifada.
Israel can prevent a new intifada if it acts decisively, harshly and focuses on the terrorists themselves and avoids collective punishment of those who are not involved in terrorism.
