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Israel must return to sanity on Gaza

Israel must return to sanity on Gaza
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Israel's military chiefs: The operation is over – not finished. An interim balance

DEBKAfile Certain gaps remained in the summing up on Friday, May 21, of the IDF’s 11-day Gaza operation by PM Binyamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Benny Gatz and Chief of Staff Lt. Gen, Aviv Kochavi, DEBKAfile’s analysts find as a ceaseefire went into effect. The prime minister said Hamas faces a new equation: Israel will no longer tolerate rockets in dribs and drabs but will hit back hard for the slightest sign of aggression. But according to military data, Hamas and Islamic Jihad are still left with a stockpile of at 10,000 more rockets   Netanyahu asserted that “calm was restored and [Israel’s] deterrence bolstered.” No one can tell how true this assertion turns out to be. Hamas is not the Lebanese Hizballah which, after a resounding defeat in 2006, kept its head down for 15 years. The Palestinian terrorists in contrast won’t turn a hair even if Gaza’s dense population centers are razed to the ground, any more than they did in the face of the devastation wrought

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Israel-Gaza violence latest updates - Death toll rises to 74 as airstrikes against Hamas sees Palestinian families flee

A TOTAL of 67 Palestinians, including 17 children, have now been killed after airstrikes hit Gaza and rockets were fired into Israel in the worst violence

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Why Iran's nuclear facilities are still vulnerable to attack

news Why Iran’s nuclear facilities are still vulnerable to attack The end of the Trump era has caused a collective but cautious sigh of relief in Iran. Some in the Gulf region feared that in the dying days of his presidency Donald Trump might choose to double down on his policy of maximum pressure on Iran and launch a military strike on its civilian nuclear plants and other targets. © EPA Iran has invested heavily in developing its surface-to-air missile to defend against air attack Reports from Washington in November indicated this was one option the US president had looked at, before being talked out of it by his advisers.

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