TBN Israel's Mati Shoshani Unveils Weekly Middle East News Highlights

The Home Front Command announced the launch of a new app on Tuesday which will distribute alerts and guidance for emergency situations on smart TVs. 

The military says IDF soldiers have fired at least four gunmen during search operations in the Nablus area for a terrorist who shot at Israeli civilians at a West Bank outpost today.

As lies continue to spread throughout various news agency reports, now 14 responds directly to that of the New York Times in their attempt to degrade Israel and sets the facts straight regarding the countries strength and readiness for war.

The Public Council for Soldiers' Commemoration, convened at Defense Minister Gallant's request, determined that the phrase is part of the Jewish tradition and thus permitted.

Arab League assistant secretary-general Hossam Zaki claims that removing the "terrorist" label does not mean that reservations regarding the organization's behavior have ceased to exist.

In addition, 67% believe Israel should retaliate if Hezbollah continues to attack the country with rockets and other projectiles.

Meanwhile, about 15 projectiles were launched at Israel from Lebanon, 10 of which were intercepted.

CENTCOM has updated that the US-led coalition of Operation Prosperity Guardian struck a radar site belonging to Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen.

A report today in the New York Times quoted senior IDF officials as saying Israel can no longer pursue both the war and the return of the hostages.

The Heharim or The Mountains Brigade was formed as part of an effort to adapt to changing circumstances along the northern border.

Civilians on both sides of the border wait and watch, their lives suspended between an uneasy peace and the looming specter of war.

They believe a ceasefire is Israel's best course of action currently, even if it means that Hamas stays in power.