Author: Itamar Eichner, News Agencies
Recent Attacks on Israeli Assets in Sweden and Norway Recent incidents in Sweden have raised concerns over the safety of Israeli assets and personnel in the country. In Gothenburg, a suspected explosive device was found near the offices of defense export firm Elbit Systems Sweden, known for its unmanned aerial systems. Additionally, gunshots were fired outside the Israeli embassy, prompting increased security measures. Sweden’s intelligence agency revealed that Iran was recruiting members of Swedish criminal gangs to carry out acts of violence against Israeli interests. This claim was denied by Iran. The situation has become so dire that police have…
US Expresses Concern Over Israeli Forces Firing on UN Peacekeepers The United States is deeply concerned about reports of Israeli forces firing on UN peacekeepers’ positions in southern Lebanon. A spokesperson from the White House National Security Council stated that the US is pressing Israel for details regarding the incident. Italy has also lodged a protest over the incident, with the Defense Minister stating that firing on UNIFIL bases is unacceptable and violates international law. France has expressed its concern and emphasized the need to ensure the safety of UNIFIL troops in Lebanon. Israel, focused on combating Hezbollah, recommends that…
Blinken warned Iran against providing ballistic missiles to Russia, calling it a drastic escalation with potential threats to European security. Iran dismissed the claim as a distraction from Western military aid to Israel and threatened retaliation. The Kremlin also denied the allegations. Blinken and Lammy visited Kyiv to discuss Ukraine’s goals in the war and how the West can assist. Zelensky seeks permission to use Western missiles against Russia, a request that may provoke conflict but could aid Ukraine in the war. There is hesitance to grant Ukraine permission to use long-range weapons, fearing it could escalate tensions with Russia.…
The “Last Chance Summit” in Doha: Negotiations for Cease-Fire and Hostage Release Talks began on Thursday afternoon in Doha, Qatar, for a crucial summit aiming to secure a cease-fire and hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas. U.S. National Security Spokesperson John Kirby emphasized the importance of the negotiations and expressed optimism for a positive outcome, urging all parties to work towards a resolution soon. Israel’s delegation, including key officials like spy chief David Barnea and military chief Nitzan Alon, is actively participating in the talks. Meanwhile, CIA Director Bill Burns and U.S. Middle East envoy Brett McGurk are representing…