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#bestcollectionmizo #israelnews #russiaukrainewar ... Cho leh Cho inbeihna zet chu le |Dan theih an ni ta lo em ni? | Mipui rilru kaptu tunlai thil thleng ... National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is traveling to southern Israel following reports of heavy gunfire, heard coming from two Bedouin locales in the Negev. In a video recorded late at night, Ben Gvir says that he will first head to Carmit, whose residents reported the gunfire, then south to Lakiya, an adjacent Bedouin town. The far-right minister alleges that the gunfire in Lakiya is retaliation for the police’s seizure of mosque loudspeakers earlier this month. “Police enforced the law on noise from mosques, and in response, some criminals there began to fire in the air — they think they will deter us,” he claims in the video from his car. .... IDF says it killed terror operative who crossed Gaza’s Yellow Line The IDF says it killed a terror operative who crossed the Yellow Line that demarcates the area still held by the military after its withdrawal and approached troops in the northern Gaza Strip today. The military says the operative “posed an immediate threat” to the troops, who then directed an airstrike that “eliminated the terrorist.” The IDF says it remains deployed in Gaza “in accordance with the ceasefire agreement and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threat.” .... Ukraine is working to resume prisoner exchanges with Russia that could bring 1,200 Ukrainians home, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says, a day after his national security chief announced progress in negotiations. “We are … counting on the resumption of POW exchanges,” Zelenskyy wrote on X on Sunday. “Many meetings, negotiations and calls are currently taking place to ensure this Rustem Umerov, secretary of Ukraine’s National Security and Defence Council, said on Saturday that he held consultations mediated by Turkiye and the United Arab Emirates on resuming prisoner of war exchanges, which the two sides have carried out successfully multiple times. He said the parties agreed to activate prisoner exchange agreements brokered in Istanbul to release 1,200 Ukrainians. The Istanbul agreements refer to prisoner exchange protocols established with Turkish mediation in 2022 that set rules for large, coordinated swaps. Since then, Russia and Ukraine have traded thousands of prisoners although the exchanges have been sporadic. But the swaps have been the only progress of any note in talks between the two sides as the war rages on and another punishing winter approaches with oil and energy sites being targeted by both Moscow and Kyiv Authorities in Moscow did not immediately comment on the issue. Umerov said technical consultations would be held soon to finalise procedural and organisational details, expressing hope that returning Ukrainians could “celebrate the New Year and Christmas holidays at home – at the family table and next to their relatives”