Nadene Goldfoot
Taking cover behind a large tree, a photographer from The Associated Press news agency pointed his camera towards an apartment building in Beirut that the Israeli military warned was in its sights.
When a missile plunged from the sky moments later, the photojournalist and his lens were perfectly positioned to document the trail of destruction – second by second, frame by frame. Clashes on the Lebanon border continue as the IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons depots and training camps, while Islamic Jihad transfers alleged hostage remains to the Red Cross amid ongoing searches in Gaza.
In the meantime, Donald is in all sorts of hot water on the web. A psychologist is explaining how he has Dementia, showing up in the wild and crazy things he says, incoherent speech at times, sleeping through meetings, not knowing about his MRI tests, losing his 3 judges in Judicial section to actually doing their job well, voting against him, and especially over his directive of killing drug boatmen in the water after boat was hit and they were still alive, but then shot in water-something forbidden.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appoints his military secretary Roman Goffman as the next head of the Mossad, replacing David Barnea in 2026. Netanyhau replaced at least 3 men who worked with him at the beginning of a new year.
Regional diplomacy updates include Trump’s Gaza plan and developments with Syria, as incoming Mossad chief Roman Goffman is praised for his heroism during October 7 attacks.
The Gaza peace plan calls for an institute today de jure ceasefire and called for the return of all hostages, prisoner exchanges, the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, the deployment of an international stabilization force, transitional governance by Palestinian technocrats under international supervision, large-scale reconstruction, and a conditional pathway toward acceptance of Palestinian self-determination and recognition of Palestinian statehood.
Hezbollah has broken the cease-fire. All but one deceased hostage has been returned and they are waiting on that one; and until then will not go onto prisoner exchanges.
The most recent reported fatalities related to the conflict mentioned in today's news include five people killed in Israeli airstrikes on tents near Khan Younis, Gaza, earlier this week.
Heavy rains disrupt roads in Eilat and the Negev, Heavy rains and severe flash floods hit the Eilat region on Saturday, December 6, 2025, causing major disruptions, including the closure of all major roads (Routes 12, 40, 90) and cutting the city off for about nine hours, with significant flooding in streams and damage to infrastructure, though residents were urged to stay safe as clearer skies were expected Sunday.
NBA star Deni Avdija from Portland Trail Blazers breaks Israel’s all-time scoring record. Away to go Deni !!!!
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