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Israel: Hezbollah’s first attack on Tel Aviv – The missile targeted Mossad headquarters

First strike on the Israeli since the beginning of the Gaza war - sirens sounded as the air defence system intercepted the surface-to-surface missile

Hezbollah missile reached Tel Aviv and was intercepted – Sirens in the Israeli capital

New Strikes on Lebanon: Hundreds of Thousands Flee South as Guterres Warns of 'Brink of the Abyss

If Israel invades Lebanon, we will witness ‘apocalyptic’ scenes, warns Beirut’s ambassador to London

 Tel Aviv launched its strongest aerial assault on southern Lebanon in a year yesterday, following Nasrallah's threat that Israel will face 'terrible' punishment for the deadly explosions

Middle East: Hezbollah plot to assassinate Israeli official foiled by Shin Bet

Israel's internal security service did not name the official, who had held a high-ranking position in Israeli defense in the past

“Fever” in the Middle East for retaliation against Israel – The U.S. assembles warships

The largest movement of American forces in the region since the early days of the Gaza war - A wave of arrests by Iran following the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh - Why August 12 is considered a crucial date

Israel: Thousands of passengers crowding Tel Aviv Airport to leave the country

Many are worried about further flight cancellations and the possibility that they won't be able to return to their home countries

Hamas and Islamic Jihad warn of massive attacks on Tel Aviv (videos)

The two groups, in their joint statement, said they were targeting Tel Aviv, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and communities near the Gaza border

British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Iberia, and Lufthansa cancel flights to Tel Aviv

Multiple international airline companies cancel flights to Israel

The first Covid-19-free open concert in the world took place in Israel with Greek singers Paola and Karafotis (video)

Israel managed to have zero last Thursday

New Thoughts on Europe’s Cave Paintings

Researchers at Tel Aviv University suggest that Europe’s Paleolithic artists may have experienced hypoxia or lack of oxygen

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