Hundreds of packages concealed as innocent items were caught at the Erez Border Crossing. In reality, the packages contained weapons that were allegedly meant to be sent to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists in Gaza. The weapons were purchased via several websites, including AliExpress.

Aside from the initially reported cost of privacy, the upcoming US-Israeli visa agreement may also run Israel into security and legal trouble as the US has reportedly requested that Israel permit Palestinians holding US citizenship to travel abroad via Ben Gurion International Airport.

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Yesterday, amid rising tensions between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, US President Donald Trumps Special Representative for International Negotiations Jason Greenblatt harshly criticized the terrorist organization.

Despite claims that the interview with Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri was staged, journalist Paula Yacoubian denied the allegations: “The interview went well. I didnt notice anything unusual.”

Today, it was allowed for publication that the Israel Police has launched an investigation against Israeli UAV manufacturer Aeronautics regarding business with an important client.

Today, US President Donald Trump will make his way back to the US from a two-week tour in Asia. Earlier, he tweeted that he “will be making a major statement from the White House” upon his return. No further details were provided.

The leaders of the world have widely been ignoring the violence in Myanmar. Dozens of babies have burned to death, women have been raped after their husbands were murdered and the number of people who have been forced to flee the Asian country continues to rise. A Sky News team recently documented t