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November 15, 2012
Israeli peace activist says Hamas’ Jabari received truce document—and Israel knew
Israeli peace activist Gershon Baskin said that hours before Israel assassinated Ahmed Jabari, the Hamas military leader received a draft of a permanent truce agreement with Israel.
Six women detained for wearing prayer shawls at Western Wall
Six women were detained by Jerusalem police for wearing prayer shawls at the Western Wall as more than 100 women gathered there for the monthly Women of the Wall service.
Deterrence is the idea behind Israel’s strikes in Gaza, but how far will conflict with Hamas go?
Wage war to make peace. That’s the idea behind Israel’s strikes this week against Hamas targets in Gaza, including Wednesday’s attack that killed Hamas military chief Ahmed Jabari.
IDF pinpoint strike on Ahmed Jabari [VIDEO]
The IDF targeted Ahmed Jabari, the head of Hamas\’ military wing in the Gaza Strip, on Nov. 14.
Rocket strikes southern outskirts of Tel Aviv, no damage or injuries reported
IDF drops warning leaflets over Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip
The IDF has dispersed warning leaflets above several locations in the Gaza Strip. This video is from Nov. 15, over Khan Yunis.
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Israeli and Palestinian civilians killed in border fighting
Two rockets hit the outskirts of the central Israeli town of Rishon Letzion, more than 22 miles from Gaza, raising concerns that Hamas will fire long-range missiles that can hit Israel’s business capital of Tel Aviv [UPDATE: Rocket strikes southern outskirts of Tel Aviv]. Earlier, a rocket fired from Gaza slammed into a four-story apartment building in the southern Israeli town of Kiryat Malachi, killing two men and a woman in the first Israeli casualties since Israel killed Hamas military leader Ahmed Jabari.
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