Commentary

The supreme interest now isn't eliminating more terrorists and tunnels and infrastructure but eyes on Iran and preparations for coordination with the new Trump administration.

Anyone expecting Hamas to change is wrong and misleading others. Anyone expecting them to surrender to pressure is wrong and misleading others.

What has been the reaction of the leaders of the New Orleans community? One called this episode “unfathomable.” It is entirely “fathomable.” It stems from hatred of Israel in particular and of Jews in general.

Beneath the ocean waves, we transmit gas, oil, electricity, and vast amounts of data. However, hostile nations are increasingly threatening the seabed, prompting a global imperative to consider: how can we safeguard this vital infrastructure.

Assuming economic sanctions prove insufficient, Israel will aim to pursue military action as soon as possible. The preferred option is for such a strike to be conducted jointly with US forces, both for operational and diplomatic considerations.

On the morning of Oct. 7, Tal, his wife Adi, and their children Nave and Yahel were kidnapped from their home in Kibbutz Be'eri.

The terror organization's remaining capabilities, combined with its deep-rooted control over Gaza's governing mechanisms and life systems, plus substantial Palestinian public support, reinforces its leadership's conviction that Hamas' era in Gaza persists.

Anyone familiar with Hamas's operations in Gaza knows that if the group uses a hospital as a military base, it is highly likely that doctors and hospital directors are also members of the terror organization.

In Jonathan D. Halevi's chilling research, focusing on just one event serves as a warning sign for generations to understand the barbarians we are fighting against – remember and never forget!