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Mystery Bus Explosions Rock Tel Aviv Suburb: Empty Vehicles Targeted

Thursday night, three empty buses erupted in flames at parking lots in Bat Yam, on Tel Aviv's southern outskirts. Israeli police are investigating what they term a "suspected terror attack." No injuries were reported. Police discovered two additional buses containing explosive devices that failed to detonate. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by directing the military to launch "an intensive operation against centers of terrorism" in the occupied West Bank. Video footage circulating on social media captured one bus ablaze in a parking area, generating substantial smoke. Police spokesperson Aryeh Doron confirmed ongoing searches for potential additional explosives, urging public vigilance regarding suspicious objects. Local media reports indicate that one unexploded device, weighing 5kg, contained a message referencing "Revenge from Tulkarm," apparently connecting to recent Israeli military counter-terrorism activities in the West Bank. The Israel Defense Forces have been conducting operations […]

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Military Investigation Shows How Six Hostages Met Their Tragic End in Gaza

An Israeli military investigation has determined that their ground operations in Rafah likely influenced Hamas's decision to kill six hostages. The military report states that while their advance was "gradual and cautious," it had a "circumstantial influence" on the hostages' deaths. The investigation revealed that Israeli forces were unaware of the hostages' presence when they began operations in the area. The bodies were later discovered in an underground shaft in Rafah's Tal al-Sultan neighborhood, with military officials indicating the hostages were killed shortly before troops reached their location. The military's chief of staff characterized the incident as "a painful and tragic event" resulting in "the brutal murder of six hostages by Hamas." In response, The Hostages and Missing Families Forum stated that the investigation reinforces the need for a negotiated settlement to secure the return of all captives. The incident […]

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