When Fatah-affiliated teachers’ union in Gaza went on strike, Hamas announced a lockout and replaced them when its own loyalists.
Next time when Israeli teachers go on one of their regular strikes, the Hamas example should be considered.

Lindenstrauss dug out an old 2004 Aquaria affair where a group of corrupt American businessmen sought Israeli government’s funding for a moribund amusement park project near Eilat. Olmert, sure enough, pushed for the Aquaria - but so did other ministers, particularly of Tourism, Internal Affairs, and Israeli Lands Administration.

IAF purchases an undisclosed material to quickly repair bombed runways. Apparently, this is just fiberglass-reinforced plastic sheets to cover the bomb craters after filling them with debris.
Such preparations are only practical in the face of Syrian threat, as the enemy accumulated about one thousand mid-range missiles which cannot realistically be countered by Israeli defense if launched in salvos.

in Gush Etzion to protest the Defense Ministry’s plan to hand the place over to Arabs. Technically, Barak agreed to allowing Arabs into the base’s “outer part”, but once there they will control the inner part, too.
The base overlooks the road to Jerusalem’s Har Homa and Gush Etzion settlements, and the Arabs there can easily cut off the settlers.

DEA seeks Itzik Abergil for supplying significant amounts of drugs into the US. Israel will extradite Abergil despite the professed policy of trying Jews at home.
Hardly any word of compassion is due to Abergil brothers, but on the other hand, neither Jews nor Americans benefit from replacing Israeli suppliers with the Colombian ones.