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Israel’s intelligence agencies have gained an aura of invincibility over the decades because of a string of intelligence achievements against its enemies both near and far TEL AVIV, Israel -- For Palestinians in Gaza, Israel’s eyes are never very far away. Surveillance drones buzz constantly from the skies. The highly-secured border is awash with security cameras and soldiers on guard. Intelligence agencies work sources and cyber capabilities to draw out a bevy of information. But Israel’s eyes appeared to have been closed in the lead-up to an unprecedented onslaught by the militant Hamas group, which broke down Israeli border barriers and sent hundreds of militants into Israel to carry out a brazen attack that has killed hundreds and pushed the region toward conflict. Israel’s intelligence agencies have gained an aura of invincibility over the decades because of a string of achievements. Israel has foiled plots seeded in the West Bank, allegedly hunted down Hamas operatives in Dubai a...

While government officials and aviation professionals are now working to determine whether or not UFOs are real, a Serbian-American inventor has submitted a patent application for it 10 years ago. At the close of the 19th century, all of this occurred despite the fact that eminent scientists rejected the idea of flying machines. While government officials and aviation professionals are now working to determine whether or not UFOs are real, a Serbian-American inventor has submitted a patent application for it 10 years ago. At the close of the 19th century, all of this occurred despite the fact that eminent scientists rejected the idea of flying machines. The inventor of many scientific innovations, Nikola Tesla, was the first to create a workable design for a flying saucer, or as we now refer to them, a “UFO.” “Flying Saucer” by Tesla Nikola Tesla filed a contentious patent in 1928. The “World’s First Flying Sauce...

American Suedi Murekezi has just been freed from Russian-controlled territory by a team from Ukraine’s Military intelligence and is now being driven to Kyiv. American Suedi Murekezi has just been freed from Russian-controlled territory by a team from Ukraine’s Military intelligence and is now being driven to Kyiv. ABC News followed a military convoy into the war’s grey zone just outside Zaphorizhia in southern Ukraine. A two-hour ceasefire was agreed to in the area, starting at midday local time, so that a swap involving dozens of prisoners of war could go ahead. Murekezi was brought out of Russian-controlled territory as part of that exchange. Suedi had been arrested by the Russian-controlled authorities and spent weeks in a basement, where he said he was tortured. He also spent three months in a prison in Donetsk city. He was later released by the Russians, but he was without his U.S. passport and was effectively trapped in Russian-controlled territory, living in the main cit...