Hizbullah accepted responsibility for the shooting of Moshav Abdoun

“The burden on leadership is to make difficult decisions and take the country to better places.” This is what the US Ambassador to Israel, Jack Lew, says in reference to the decisions necessary to end the war of iron swords and progress towards peace. He spoke (March 7, 24) at the annual review day of the Institute for National Security Studies.

The IDF is beginning to investigate the protracted omissions that preceded the outbreak of the Iron Swords War. The Chief of Staff, Major General Harzi Halevi, announced this (3.7.24) in a letter he sent to IDF commanders and published by an IDF spokesperson. The investigation will deal with four main areas, starting from March 2018 until October 7. The IDF estimates that it will last three months – two months for investigation and an additional month for processing and investigation at the General Staff and at the senior level – until its conclusions are presented to Levi.

In the photo: Iron Dome intercepts missiles sent from Lebanon, as seen from Kiryat Shmona. After many discussions on the issue of firearms in Kiryat Shmona, it was announced this week that the request to recognize Kiryat Shmona as a settlement entitled to firearms licensing was approved.

Many citizens who were exposed to a document forwarded from the security division of the Ministry of Justice under the title “Preparation for the Alta scenario” that details the possibility of a power outage for several days in the event of a war in the north entered into a panic. The announcement reads: “The National Emergency Authority instructed the government ministries to prepare for the possibility of severe damage to the infrastructure and a nationwide disaster – when at least 60% of the population will be cut off from electricity for a period of 24 to 48 hours, and in some areas this may also last 72 hours.”

The chairman of the Forum of the Confrontation Line in the North and the head of the Meta Asher Regional Council, Moshe Davidovich, attacks the Prime Minister and claims that the government treats the residents of the North as fruits of despair, and leaves you with uncertainty that harms their resilience.