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Smokes rises from the woods which caught fire following rockets launched from Lebanon into northern Israel, close to the city of Kiryat Shmona, in June.
 
Israel-Hamas War Day 247 || 'I Failed on Oct. 7': IDF's Gaza Division Commander Resigns
 
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Food and good stalls are set up by vendors outside the burnt out ruins of the UN agency, The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) building (L), in the Jabalia refugee camp, in the northern Gaza Strip on Friday.
 
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Lama Tatour on Arab-language program "Perspectives"
 
Israeli Channel Fires Anchor After Insensitive Comments About Rescued Hostage's Appearance
 
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Noa Argamani shortly after her arrival at Ichilov Medical Center on Saturday.
 
Rescued Israeli Hostage Noa Argamani Reunited With Her Terminally Ill Mother
 
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Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah gives a televised address last week.
 
Opinion || If Israel Takes One More Step Into the Abyss, It Will Fulfill Hamas' Dream
 
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Almog Meir Jan, a hostage rescued from the central Gaza Strip on Saturday.
 
Analysis || Israel's Rescue Operation Proves: Hostages Are Still Alive, Only a Deal Will Save Them
 
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Netanyahu meeting with freed hostage Noa Argamani after she was returned to Israel, Saturday.
 
Analysis || Unfortunately for Israelis, Netanyahu Only Shows Up When There's Good News
 
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Benny Gantz announces his resignation from the Israeli government in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv on Sunday.
 
'Netanyahu's Preventing Us From Achieving Real Victory': Benny Gantz Quits Government
 
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A protester holds up an image of Noa Argamani with a poster reading 'Home! 120 more hostages are waiting', in Tel Aviv on Saturday.
 
Analysis || Rescue of Four Hostages Is Shot in the Arm for Israelis, but Far From 'Total Victory'
 
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Ismail Haniyeh, head of Hamas' political branch, meets a person offering condolences after the killing of three of his sons in an Israeli strike in Gaza City, in Doha, Qatar in April.
 
Analysis || Expelling Hamas Leaders From Qatar Won't Make Sinwar Agree to a Gaza Cease-fire Deal
 
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