Against the backdrop of the visit of the US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, to Saudi Arabia, the senior journalist of the "New York Times", Thomas Friedman, who recently visited Riyadh, reported that "from talks with a senior Saudi official, the kingdom has not yet decided how much progress they will demand from Israel on the Palestinian issue, in return to promote relations between the countries, but it will not be zero." Despite this assessment, it appears the Saudi side will forego any demands on the Palestinian issue if the United States capitulates to three Saudi demands.

08 June 2023

Read more: Is Saudi Arabia's Price For Peace With Israel Too High For Biden To Pay?

As midnight between Wednesday and Thursday was approaching, it was clear that there would be a significant event in Ramallah with the viral spreading and video reports showing the entry of a large amount of Israel Defense Forces and equipment. Indeed, shortly after midnight, the IDF spokesman announced that IDF and Israeli forces were working in the city to destroy the home of the terrorist who carried out the bus stop IED attack in Jerusalem last November. Within minutes, the Palestinian WhatsApp and Telegram channels were filled with videos about the entry of forces and the preparation for the demolition of the floor where he lived.

08 June 2023

Read more: IDF Forces Destroy Home Of Bomb Making Terrorist In Ramallah

The Israeli Minister of Defense, Yoav Gallant, visited the northern district Tuesday afternoon as part of the Joint Chiefs of Staff drill taking place, and commented on the development of the new Iranian missile and calmly said: "I hear our enemies bragging about various weapon developments, for anything like that, we have an appropriate response."

07 June 2023

Read more: Gallant Warns Lebanon Will Return To The Stone Age If Hezbollah Attacks

According to reports by multiple Israeli networks, in internal conversations with Likud members, Justice Minister Yariv Levin expresses his severe disappointment at the failure to advance the judicial reform, and according to party officials he even told some of his fellow Likud members that if the reform does not pass at the end of the negotiations happening at the President’s residence, he has nothing to look for in the Ministry of Justice and will step down from his position.

07 June 2023

Read more: Levin Reported To Be Thinking Of Stepping Down If Judicial Reform Fails

After a relatively quiet period in terms of ammunition thefts from Israel Defense Forces bases by Bedouin tribes, on Tuesday morning, commanders at the Tzalim base discovered that about 30,000 rifle rounds had been stolen from an ammunition warehouse in one of the bunkers at the base. The theft is considered an exception even by Tzalim base standards which suffer from thieves all the time, due to the amount of ammunition that was stolen. 

07 June 2023

Read more: Bedouin Thieves Steal 30k Bullets From A Major IDF Desert Base