<p>Earlier today (Wednesday), several terrorists were identified crossing the yellow line and approaching IDF troops in the northern Gaza Strip, posing an immediate threat to them.</p><p>Following the identification, the IDF struck and eliminated the terrorists in order to remove the threat.</p>

Two days after a Gush Etzion outpost eviction, a protester shot by a sponge round accuses police of using excessive force: “They treated Zionists like terrorists.”

Israeli source says targets struck in Gaza included Hamas naval commander, as well as battalion commander.

Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the buffer zone in Syria where he held a security discussion and met with troops.

The law includes benefits of up to 1,000 NIS per month for IDF reservists: the more a reservist serves, the less he or she pays.

Israeli tourist, age 40, disappears on Thailand beach after entering water in attempt to rescue son.

<p>The UN Security Council convened today (Wednesday) to discuss the situation in Syria.'</p><p>Ambassador Danon said in his remarks: “Israel has an obligation to our Druze brothers and sisters. Show us that Syria is ready for real change using actions, not slogans.”</p><p>Danon added: "It is impossible to talk about a 'new Syria' when Druze, Christians and Alawites are being massacred. Change is proven by actions: stopping the killings…and protecting minorities.</p><p>At the end of the session, the Syrian Ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Olabi, responded to Ambassador Danon and said: "We have already proven ourselves to Syrians, to our region and to our allies...is Israel doing the same?"</p><p>Ambassador Danon added: "Israel will not allow militias on its border."</p>

After the Prime Minister's visit to the buffer zone in Syria, Danon criticized Damascus in a Security Council discussion, claiming that it does not protect minorities.