Court Orders IDF to Release Jewish Father of Newborn
Following a grueling 38-day hunger strike, Jewish activist Tal Yinon Dardik won an unconditional release from custody after the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court struck down a military administrative order against him. Dardik, who faced arbitrary restrictions for his grassroots work establishing strategic outposts and defending Jewish land in Judea and Samaria, successfully stood up to what was called the defense establishment's overreach, securing a decisive victory for civil rights and the re-establishment of towns in the heartland of Israel.
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Learning from mistakes
New Framework for Collecting Evidence for Oct. 7 Inquiry
11.08.26

Line crossed
IDF Eliminates Hamas Sniper Near Yellow Line in Gaza
11.08.26



Qalansawa bust
Seven Arrested in Qalansuwa Raid, Two Guns and ₪14K Seized
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Preplanned exit
Israel Shelves Gaza Deal—But Reconstruction Continues
10.08.26

New Terror Boss Has a Choice: Disarm Gaza or Defy World
Following internal elections, newly appointed Gaza Hamas 'chief' Ali al-Amoudi faces intense diplomatic pressure to completely disarm the organization. As demands grow to dismantle its weapons and military manufacturing infrastructure, Hamas’s core identity as an armed jihadist group teeters on the brink.
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New beginnings
New Town Rises in Northern Samaria After 21 Years
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Gaza kite
Kite Found Near Gaza Border Sparks Security Concerns
09.08.26

Wrong turn
Religious Zionism Installs Road Signs Near Jenin
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Roots down
New Samaria Community Emek Dotan Established
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