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Israeli President Isaac Herzog is in the UK for a three-day visit, meeting with UK officials and facing protests and calls for legal investigations over alleged war crimes. Security measures are heightened as tensions over Gaza escalate internationally.
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Since October 10, Hamas has handed over the remains of 24 deceased Israeli captives, including one identified as Israeli soldier Meny Godard. The process follows a US-brokered ceasefire, with Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners in exchange. Both sides cite delays due to Gaza's destruction and burial conditions.
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European authorities, with Mossad's involvement, have dismantled Hamas and Hezbollah terror networks across Europe. Arrests in Germany, UK, Austria, and Denmark reveal plans for attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets, with weapons and drone parts seized. The investigations highlight growing international cooperation against terror threats.
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Since the October ceasefire, Hamas and Islamic Jihad have handed over the remains of deceased hostages in Gaza, including bodies recovered in Khan Younis. Israel has confirmed the identification of some bodies, as the slow process of returning remains continues amid ongoing conflict and negotiations.
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Israeli forces launched a series of military operations across the West Bank, including Tubas, Jenin, and Hebron, targeting Palestinian militants amid rising violence since October 2023. Multiple casualties, arrests, and settler attacks have been reported today, reflecting ongoing tensions and military activity.
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Israeli authorities have seized over 1,000 dunams of Palestinian land in the Jordan Valley for a security road, while settler violence has intensified across the West Bank, including arson, vandalism, and clashes with Palestinians. The escalation follows recent land confiscations and increased Israeli military and settler activity.
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Singapore has imposed financial sanctions and entry bans on four individuals involved in recent violent actions in the West Bank, citing violations of international law and threats to the two-state solution. The move aligns with EU measures amid rising settler violence and regional tensions.
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Israeli authorities have arrested a man for spying for Iran, amid increased Iranian recruitment efforts. Iran is also funneling money to Hezbollah in Lebanon through covert channels, while Israeli cities are warning residents about Iranian recruitment texts. These developments highlight escalating regional tensions and covert operations.