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IDF boosts presence in south based on terror

Chief of Staff Benny Gants ordered consolidation of forces on southern border Sunday in wake of intelligence that Palestinian Islamist militants planning another terror attack.

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Israel-Egypt border- Reuters - August 22, 2011
Home Front Minister: Sinai-based cell may try to attack Israel in coming days

Israel has been warned that Islamic Jihad-linked cell comprising at least 10 militants has been plotting for some time and could use Eid al-Fitr as 'right time' to carry out attack, says Vilnai.

with Haaretz 95 comments
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Julian Assange Stockholm August 2010 AP
WikiLeaks encryption key file accidentally leaked online

'Judgment Day' file which unlocks the names of the cables' secret sources is uploaded by Assange supporters in error, according to a report in the German press.

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Ehud Barak and Iron Dome - Defense ministry - August 29 2011
Barak: Gaza groups planning new major terror attack on Israel

Defense Minister Ehud Barak says Islamic Jihad and others behind plan to carry out attack similar to that of August 18, in which eight died in southern Israel; IDF increasing deployment of Iron Dome system to protect Israeli citizens.

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  • High alert in Israel's south; IDF and Egypt deploy reinforcements
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  • Coordinated attacks in south Israel kill 8
Sinai, Egypt protests
High alert in Israel's south; IDF and Egypt deploy reinforcements

Security services believe Islamic Jihad planning another terror attack from south Gaza or Sinai; Egyptian army deploys 1,500 additional troops.

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  • Egypt reportedly mulling buffer zone on Israel border in wake of recent bloodshed
  • Coordinated attacks in south Israel kill 8
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Colonel Doron Mor-Yosef - Daniel Bar-On - 28082011
Home Front wrestles with assessments in allowing major events in south

With intelligence warnings shifting given the precariousness of the Hamas-backed cease-fire − in place since last Sunday − the joint discussions between Home Front, police and local officials have resulted in last minute changes of planned events.

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Ehud Barak
Barak: Israel won’t let Egypt deploy more troops in Sinai at the present

Defense minister's statement comes despite reports he said it was in Israel's interest to allow Egypt to bring in larger forces to overcome ongoing anarchy along the border with Israel.

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  • Report: Egypt convinced Israel not to assassinate Hamas leader in Gaza
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Moshe Naftali - 19082011
IDF discloses soldier killed by friendly fire in south Israel terror attack

Israel Defense Forces investigation reveals Golani Brigade soldier, Staff Sgt. Moshe Naftali, killed by friendly fire in confrontation with terrorist in August 18 attack.

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  • Two sisters and their husbands among victims of terror attacks in south Israel
egypt - Agencies - August 26 2011
Israel's biggest loss of all

Despite the unfortunate casualties in last week's terror attack, the most significant victim could be Israel's strategic relationship with its southern neighbor.

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Glenn Beck Courage to Love 21811
If Glenn Beck is the Israeli right’s hope, their case is lost

Israel remains America's ally, but no one has any illusions that Netanyahu's government will not be praying for a Republican victory next year.

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IDF to beef up forces along Egypt border

Security officials say that Islamic Jihad operative killed in IAF strike on Wednesday was planning another attack from Sinai.

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Yad mordechai, burning car, rocket attack - Eliyahu Hershkovitz - August 24 2011
Child lightly injured as Gaza rocket fire resumes on south

Attacks come after IDF strike on Islamic Jihad militants in Rafah.

with Avi Issacharoff 4 comments
Danny Efroni - August 24 2011 - Amos Halfani / Bemachane
Danny Efroni named IDF military advocate general

Announcement comes after months of debate between Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Chief of Staff Benny Gantz.

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Ehud Barak, Benny Gantz August 18, 2011 (Ariel Harmoni)
Israel bolsters Egypt border defenses over new terror warnings

Security officials say that Islamic Jihad operative killed in IAF strike on Wednesday was planning another attack from Sinai.

with Avi Issacharoff, Reuters and Haaretz 60 comments
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  • Egypt woman wounded by rocket fired from Gaza
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Brig. Gen. Danny Efroni
Col. Danny Efroni to be next IDF military advocate general

Naming of the new military advocate general was the subject of lengthy debate between Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Chief of Staff Benny Gantz.

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Obama, debt agreement - AP - 31.7.11
Gadhafi’s fall: A victory for NATO, but not for Obama

Since the wave of revolutions began in January, Obama has reacted to every development belatedly; at no point has the U.S. been the initiator, or even a major influence over events.

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  • Libyan arms expected to continue flowing into Sinai
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Sinai, Egypt protests
Libyan arms expected to continue flowing into Sinai

For months, the Sinai Peninsula has been flooded with arms and ammunition looted from Libyan army; much of the weaponry, has made its way into the Gaza Strip via the smuggling tunnels on the Gaza-Egypt border.

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  • Senior IDF officials: Israel should consider amending peace treaty with Egypt
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Maj. Gen. Tal Russo - Moti Milrod - August 2011
Southern Command to investigate its own failures from Eilat terror attacks

GOC Southern Command Maj. Gen. Tal Russo has admitted he was wrong to open section of Route 12 closest to Egyptian border Thursday morning, despite warnings from Shin Bet security service of anticipated terror attack in the area.

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Ashdod beach - Ilan Assayag - August 2011
Tensions ease as Egypt persuades PRC, Islamic Jihad to honor Gaza cease-fire

The Popular Resistance Committees yesterday agreed to stop firing missiles and rockets at Israel, although PRC spokesman Abu Mujahid said long-term cease-fire would be impossible with the "Zionist enemy."

with Avi Issacharoff 5 comments
Maj. Gen. (res.) Giora Eiland
Head to Head / Gen. Giora Eiland, was Thursday's attack similar to Gilad Shalit's abduction?

'The problem with the border in the section between the Sayarim Junction and Eilat is that it lacks depth. There are only a few dozen meters from the border to the road,' says Maj. Gen. (res.) Giora Eiland.

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Iron Dome - 21.8.11 - AP
Israeli defense sources: Gaza terror groups changing tactics to avoid Iron Dome system

Terror groups attempt to break through the intercept system's defenses by firing particularly large volley of rockets at Be'er Sheva, where one of the batteries is deployed.

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rocket, Be-er Sheva - AFP - 21.8.11
Gazans fire rockets after cease-fire declared

IDF plans probe to clarify how three Egyptian policemen were killed, possibly shot by IDF soldiers aiming at terrorists in Egyptian territory.

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Hamas: Gaza militant groups agree to cease-fire with Israel

Official in Gaza says Egypt helped broker cease-fire to go into effect on Sunday evening, which would end the three-day round of violence with Israel.

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Be'er Sheva 21811 AP
IAF strikes Gaza after 24-hour break as rockets rain down on southern Israel

Israel had waited 24 hours to give the situation a chance to calm; Grad rocket hits school in Be'er Sheva; Egyptian official says temporary cease fire will come into effect on Sunday night.

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