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- Red Cross hands four more civilians detained by Israel in security zone to Lebanon-Friday, September 4, 2026,01:34
- AFP reports two are Syrian nationals, though Jerusalem had referred to all four as 'Lebanese civilians'; PMO says they were interrogated and found to have no terror links The post Red Cross hands four more civilians detained by Israel in security zone to Lebanon appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- Russian reports say dual citizen historian indicted by Israel for security offenses-Friday, September 4, 2026,01:15
- Reports on Artyom Kirpichenok, missing since arriving in Israel last month, come same day as indictment filed against unnamed Israeli civilian involved in foreign influence campaign The post Russian reports say dual citizen historian indicted by Israel for security offenses appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- Officials seek to calm public after algicides dumped at sea in bid to reopen desalination plants-Friday, September 4, 2026,12:07
- Fishing temporarily banned 'as a precaution' but water supplies back to normal, says Energy Ministry, after initially unannounced push to get rid of rogue algae crippling stations The post Officials seek to calm public after algicides dumped at sea in bid to reopen desalination plants appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- How far-right outcast Moshe Feiglin resurrected his political career-Friday, September 4, 2026,11:56
- After years on the political fringes, the fundamentalist whom Netanyahu once pushed out of Likud has secured spot No. 2 on Smotrich’s slate, putting a senior ministerial post well within his reach The post How far-right outcast Moshe Feiglin resurrected his political career appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- Repeatedly attacked by Iran, Jordan pays a price for its strong bond with the US-Friday, September 4, 2026,11:13
- Kingdom has faced hundreds of drone and missile attacks from the Islamic Republic, amid soaring energy prices and concerns about West Bank instability, but relationship seems solid The post Repeatedly attacked by Iran, Jordan pays a price for its strong bond with the US appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- Cops raid Nazareth after 4 murdered in 24 hours, arrest 30 over alleged gangland killings-Friday, September 4, 2026,09:52
- Police seize weapons, ammunition in two nights of operations against gang-linked compounds in northern city; Mahmoud Biatra, 30, is 172nd Arab Israeli homicide victim of 2026 The post Cops raid Nazareth after 4 murdered in 24 hours, arrest 30 over alleged gangland killings appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- US wanted Hamas to start disarming before Knesset election, but it’ll have to wait-Friday, September 4, 2026,09:39
- Despite Kushner's insistence to the contrary, Israeli buy-in is needed for Board of Peace to meaningfully advance the plan, and that's not coming before Oct. 27 vote at the earliest The post US wanted Hamas to start disarming before Knesset election, but it’ll have to wait appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- Ancient pottery’s ‘magnetic memory’ could help expose modern forgeries, researchers find-Friday, September 4, 2026,09:25
- Israeli-led team develops new authentication technique based on magnetic signals acquired by clay over thousands of years The post Ancient pottery’s ‘magnetic memory’ could help expose modern forgeries, researchers find appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- Jonathan Greenblatt: Surging antisemitism brings ADL to a moment of reckoning-Friday, September 4, 2026,08:24
- The 113-year-old organization was born out of a need to protect Jews, says its CEO. Now fighting petrol-funded heavyweights, it's turning to AI for reinforcements The post Jonathan Greenblatt: Surging antisemitism brings ADL to a moment of reckoning appeared first on The Times of Israel.
- East Jerusalem man tries to stab cops near Old City, is shot dead — police-Friday, September 4, 2026,08:15
- 33-year-old assailant reportedly first tried to attack civilians in overnight incident near Damascus Gate; no Israelis hurt The post East Jerusalem man tries to stab cops near Old City, is shot dead — police appeared first on The Times of Israel.
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