The small African state seceded from Greater Somalia in 1991 and has not been recognized by any nation until now. But its advantageous geographic location near the Houthis in Yemen, and reports of talks on population transfer from Gaza, could have spurred Israel to set the precedent
Prosecutors say disclosing steps to bring Srulik Einhorn from Serbia could disrupt proceedings or allow him to flee as he faces charges over alleged harassment of a state witness in Netanyahu's trial
According to the UN's peacekeeping forces in Lebanon, one of the incidents left one soldier slightly wounded with an ear concussion. France said the two incidents follow 'a series of similar actions' by the IDF in recent weeks. Last month, the IDF said it fired on UN forces due to 'weather conditions'
The company is looking for experienced Airbus A320 pilots, and is offering a promotion track to the rank of captain within two years and after 3,000 flying hours.
Starmer wrote that he was 'delighted' with the release of British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, after his social media posts surfaced from over a decade ago, reportedly calling to kill Zionists and police and to burn down Downing Street
The bill proposes that, five years after legislation, conscription targets would reach 50 percent of the annual ultra-Orthodox men finishing their yeshiva education, but according to the legal counsel, this would still be 'a very low percentage of the draft potential'
A car was torched and hateful graffiti sprayed on a house in the West Bank Palestinian city of Hawara. The graffiti read 'Revenge, greetings from Beit She'an,' where an Israeli was killed in a ramming attack on Friday
In his dissenting opinion, High Court President Isaac Amit stressed testimony by former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar that Netanyahu had applied political pressure on his office, and urged an independent advisory committee to review Zini's appointment