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Israel Wants To Put New Equipment Inside The F-35: Exclusive Q&A With Top Officer – Breaking Defense

| September 22, 2021

Brig. Gen. Nir Barkan, Israeli Air Force Chief of the Air Staff and Vice Commander, seen during a December visit to the US.

Israel’s unvaccinated 17% now account for nearly half of COVID deaths – Haaretz

| September 22, 2021

The number of coronavirus patients in serious condition has remained stable, according to data released by Israel's Health Ministry on Friday. There are 658 patients in serious condition, compared to 654 a day earlier.

Israeli banks are rating us, and most of us don’t even know about it – Haaretz

| September 22, 2021

It has been more than a year since the implementation of one of the biggest social and economic changes in Israel, and most Israelis still have no clue about how this is supposed to affect their future whether its under their control or not. The establishment of the credit information database at the Bank of Israel, along with the credit rating of every one of us, flew relatively quietly under the radar of public discourse, in a period when the endless rounds of elections and a worldwide pandemic took up most of our attention.

The Scientist and the A.I.-Assisted, Remote-Control Killing Machine – The New York Times

| September 22, 2021

If Israel was going to kill a top Iranian official, an act that had the potential to start a war, it needed the assent and protection of the United States. That meant acting before Mr

Israels real national baseball team finished second in the European final – Haaretz

| September 22, 2021

Israel's national baseball team lost 9-4 to the Netherlands on Sunday in the final of the European championship, surprising many with their homegrown roster. Ostensibly, this was the same team that represented Israel in the Tokyo Olympics this summer

Developed By Israel, Designed For Asia Meet Re-Engineered Kfir Fighter Jet That Resembles The Mirage 2000 – EurAsian Times

| September 22, 2021

The Sri Lanka Air Forces (SLAF) five Israeli-made Kfir fighter jets will reportedly get a $50 million upgrade with new sensors, electronics, and avionics from the planes maker itself the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI).

Bennett said to tell ministers to prepare for possible lockdown next month – The Times of Israel

| August 9, 2021

Israeli envoy slams UN chief for turning a blind eye to Hezbollahs war crimes Israels Ambassador to the UN and to the US Gilad Erdan has slammed UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres over his response to flaring tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border, accusing him of turning a blind eye to Hezbollahs war crimes and acts of terror. On Friday, Hezbollah fired 19 missiles toward open areas in the north of Israel, its heaviest barrage since the 2006 Second Lebanon War. Israel responded with several rounds of artillery strikes.

88-Year-Old Israeli Holocaust Survivor Died by Suicide at Grave of Son Killed in 2014 Operation Protective Edge – Algemeiner

| August 9, 2021

An 88-year-old Holocaust survivor died by suicide on Sunday at the grave of his son, on the anniversary of his death on the last day of Operation Protective Edge in 2014. The Eshkol Regional Council said that Moshe Etzion left his home in Kibbutz Nirim early Sunday, and that a search began for him several hours later, Israeli news site Walla reported

Thousands struggling to get entry permits to visit Israeli relatives – The Jerusalem Post

| August 9, 2021

Thousands of olim and other Israelis are facing severe difficulties in obtaining entry permits for their parents, children or siblings to enter the country for important life-cycle events, while hundreds are missing flights or are forced to reschedule without knowing when such a permit might come. These difficulties come as the government has increased restrictions and regulations for those entering the country due to the resurgence of COVID-19 in Israel and abroad, in an attempt to halt foreign nationals who may be infected from entering the country. But even requests in which the applicants seemingly meet the criteria for entry, and whose documentation and applications are filled out correctly, are not receiving answers to their entry permit requests in a timely fashion.

With COVID figures on the rise, can Israel steer clear of another full lockdown? – Haaretz

| August 9, 2021

Coronavirus infection rates in the country continue to soar. As of Wednesday evening, 236 people were hospitalized with severe cases of COVID-19, with 58 of them in critical condition and 49 on respirators. On Tuesday 3,280 people tested positive for the coronavirus, with 3.34 percent testing positive


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