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NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir toured Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip and instructed to “deepen the clearing of the area with an emphasis on striking underground infrastructure.” According to him, “In the war, we achieved an unprecedented accomplishment — all of Hamas’ front-line battalions were destroyed, Hamas was militarily defeated and all the hostages returned home. We are prepared to move from defense to offense and are not giving up on the war objectives — full demilitarization of the Strip and disarming Hamas. We are operating in accordance with the political echelon’s…

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed Latest attacks come amid a widely condemned Israeli push to cement control over the occupied Palestinian territory.Listen to this article | 2 minsinfoPublished On 13 Feb 202613 Feb 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2ShareDozens of Palestinians have been injured as Israeli settlers carried out a wave of attacks across the occupied West Bank, destroying olive trees and vandalising property.At least 54 Palestinians were wounded on Friday morning as settlers attacked several towns and villages under the protection of the Israeli military.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listSettlers assaulted Palestinian farmers on their lands near Talfit, a…

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed IDF strikes building east of yellow line in Gaza after two terrorists entered it YnetnewsIsraeli drone strike kills 2 cyclists in Gaza as death toll mounts despite ceasefire AP NewsIDF says it targeted Hamas operatives in strikes after attack on troops in Rafah area; 5 said killed The Times of IsraelUN warns civilians remain at risk as airstrikes continue across Gaza UN NewsViolence Surges in Gaza Despite the Cease-Fire The Wall Street Journal The post”IDF strikes building east of yellow line in Gaza after two terrorists entered it – Ynetnews” is auto generated by Nepalisrael.com’s Auto feed for the information purpose.…

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed Following the hastily arranged three-hour meeting between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, it still remains unclear whether a military attack on Iran is in the cards, but the two leaders appear “more aligned than not” on their positions, Haaretz’s Washington D.C. correspondent Ben Samuels said on the Haaretz Podcast.”Whether or not that turns into a world war remains to be seen,” he added, in view of the “Armada in the Middle East and more military assets on their way” that the United States has positioned around Iran to keep the option…

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed Sydney police to be investigated by watchdog after anti-Herzog protest violence BBCPolice watchdog to investigate actions of officers during protest clashes Australian Broadcasting CorporationMarch madness: The ugly truth of Sydney’s protest movement The AustralianNSW police say agreement to allow Muslims to finish prayer at Sydney protest didn’t reach officers The GuardianHerzog declares Australia a ‘serious partner’, rebukes protesters on final day of visit The Age The post”Sydney police to be investigated by watchdog after anti-Herzog protest violence – BBC” is auto generated by Nepalisrael.com’s Auto feed for the information purpose. [/gpt3]

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that US President Donald Trump believes the Iranians could be forced to accept “a good deal,” though the premier clarified that he is skeptical of the possibility. “I have just concluded a short but important visit to Washington, during which I spoke with our great friend, President Trump,” Netanyahu said on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland before boarding his aircraft to fly back to Israel. “We have a close, genuine, and open relationship.” Netanyahu said that the talks the previous day focused on Iran but also covered…

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed President Isaac Herzog was en route back to Israel from Australia on Thursday night when United States President Donald Trump publicly urged him to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying he should be “ashamed” for not doing so.“I think the people of Israel should really shame him. He’s disgraceful for not giving it. He should give it,” Trump said during a White House event.The comments reached Herzog mid-flight, aboard a commercial airliner carrying him and his delegation home after a four-day visit.On the flight, Herzog gathered his advisers and staff to help formulate a response at…

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed President Isaac Herzog responded to U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks against him, in which Trump said he should be ‘ashamed’ of himself for not granting a pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Herzog said: “The president will examine the request according to the law, the good of the state, according to his conscience and without any influence from external or internal pressures of any kind. President Herzog appreciates President Trump for his significant contribution to the State of Israel and its security. Israel is a sovereign state of law. Contrary to the impression created by President…

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed Netanyahu: ‘I expressed skepticism,’ after Trump says ‘good Iran deal’ possible HaaretzTrump to Netanyahu: U.S. prefers deal with Iran to war, for now AxiosReturning to Israel, Netanyahu says Iran could be forced into ‘good deal,’ but he’s skeptical The Times of IsraelIran’s Larijani accuses Israel of trying to sabotage US negotiations Al JazeeraIsraeli officials reportedly warn Iran’s ballistic missiles could trigger solo military action against Tehran Fox News The post”Netanyahu: 'I expressed skepticism,' after Trump says 'good Iran deal' possible – Haaretz” is auto generated by Nepalisrael.com’s Auto feed for the information purpose. [/gpt3]

NepalIsrael.com auto goggle feed Protesters around Australia, including Nick McKim and other Greens MPs, gathered to express opposition to the visit of the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, this week. The Greens senator tells political editor, Tom McIlroy, that the confronting scenes of police aggression towards protesters in Sydney was a “massive overreach”.McKim is the Greens spokesperson for economic justice and treasury, and is now leading a parliamentary inquiry into the 50% capital gains tax discount. Labor has not ruled out possible changes to the generous tax breaks for investors ahead of the May budget. The Tasmanian senator argues that, with…