Israel’s security services foiled two recent attempts by Hizbullah to kidnap Israeli businessmen abroad, government officials said Monday. According to details released for publication, the planned abductions were at an advanced stage when they were thwarted. Less than two weeks ago Israel’s counter terrorism bureau issued a rare worldwide travel advisory warning of plans by Hizbullah to kidnap Israelis abroad to avenge the death of Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah’s deputy Imad Mughniyah who was assassinated in Damascus in February this year
- 23:48Hungary police disperse far-right protest
- 23:18Peace Now: Settlers' claims false
- 22:44Soldier sustains light wounds near Bethlehem
- 22:23Rafsanjani: No power struggle in Iran
- 22:02Mortar shell fired by Palestinians lands in Gaza
- 21:30Jerusalem: Orthodox rioters torch garbage dumpsters
- 21:15MK Horowitz: Haredi violence test for Israeli democracy
- 20:34Rally on behalf of refugees held in Tel Aviv
- 20:17Man killed in east Jerusalem brawl
- 19:57Yemen says plane wreckage recovered off Comoros
- 19:44Palestinian sources: Settlers attacked family in West Bank
- 19:229 people hurt in road accident
- 19:18Haredim try to breach roadblocks near disputed parking lot
- 18:59Haredim hurl stones at cars in northern Jerusalem
- 18:54Jerusalem: Police detain haredi protestors
