Zvi Zamir, former Mossad chief during Yom Kippur war, passes away at age 98
Zamir was head of Israel's spy agency from 1968 to 1974.
Zamir was head of Israel's spy agency from 1968 to 1974.
The prisoner was from the West Bank and associated with Fatah. His list of convictions included attempted murder, shooting, involvement in causing death, as well as other serious crimes like wearing an explosive belt.
The effort involved the purchase of 2,647,013 items, such as thermal clothing, and sleeping bags, and their delivery to Israel.
"The commanders in the field showed courage and composure, commanded from the front and jumped to help and rescue the wounded warriors. As part of the heroic battle, some of the commanders and fighters who came to help and rescue the force in the building were killed," the IDF said in a statement, along with footage from the battle.
During the conversation, when the subject of missing his family back home came up, I surprised him and showed him a video of his little 3-year-old daughter watching a picture of her father on the front page of our paper.
"You will not escape the wrath of Allah," he said right before he lost consciousness, fainting and seemingly hitting his head on the floor.
Master sergeant (res.) Gal Meir Eisenkot, 25, who served in the esteemed 699th Battalion, was killed in battle in the northern Gaza Strip.
The combat officer (whose name is withheld) previously served as a fighter and commander in one of the special forces units of the IDF and also in the Givati Brigade. Prior to the war, he had been serving as the head of a branch at the IDF Ground Training National Center, where he was supposed to participate in preparing ground forces for combat in the Gaza Strip.
With the expansion of ground operations, cooperation between the Israeli Navy and the ground forces has also expanded.
Netanyahu says his minister for heritage will no longer take part in cabinet meetings, notes that his comments were baseless. "Israel and the IDF are operating in accordance with the highest standards of international law to avoid harming innocents. We will continue to do so until our victory."
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