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The IDF announced it conducted a strike targeting Mohammed Deif, head of Hamas’ military wing and considered the terror group’s #2 after Yahya Sinwar. In the strike, the IDF said it also targeted the commander of Hamas’ Khan Yunis Brigade, and a number of terrorists around him.
The IDF stated: “In a joint IDF and ISA activity based on precise intelligence, the IDF’s Southern Command and the IAF carried out a strike in an area where two senior Hamas terrorists and additional terrorists hid among civilians,”

The first trains for the upcoming Purple Line have arrived in Maryland. On Thursday, the new trains were unveiled in front of a crowd including numerous politicians and stakeholders.
The new light rail trains are built by CAF in Spain, and assembled in New York. At 142 feet long, they will be the longest Light Rail trains in the United States.
Each electric vehicle, which are powered by overhead wires, can carry 430 passengers, with seating for 80. The new trains also include space for a few wheelchairs and a few bikes. Notably, each train will be fully walk-through, enabling better passenger circulation than most American Light Rail trains.

Four Israelis were injured in a ramming-shooting attack at the Nir Tzvi junction in central Israel early Sunday afternoon. The victims were evacuated to Assaf HaRofeh Hospital, one in critical condition, one in serious condition, one in moderate condition and one in light condition. The terrorist rammed his car into passersby and then crashed into a bus station before being neutralized by Border Police officers who were stationed nearby. The terrorist was later identified as a Palestinian from east Jerusalem (YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)

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European allies in NATO are stepping up their military spending, just as Donald Trump wanted. They’re pointing to common interests, such as concerns over China. They’re creating American jobs by buying U.S. weapons. In words, deeds and arms deals, leaders of the United States’ partners in NATO are making the case for the military alliance in ways likely to appeal to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. Even if their actions aren’t necessarily directly tied to Trump’s prodding, the allies are casting them in terms he would approve of — and maybe take credit for. It’s not clear what Trump would do about U.S. participation in NATO if elected.