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"We’ll make you wish for death, and if you don’t stop arguing, we will cut your tongue," said the administrator. The veteran UNRWA educator warns that Gaza’s classrooms could fuel another Oct. 7.
Following reports that Iran launched 30 ballistic missiles, the IDF has raised its alert level across all fronts and is preparing for the possibility of a targeted strike on Iran. Fears of an escalation in the Strait of Hormuz are also mounting.
With the threat of a broader conflict looming, Tehran has instructed its Lebanese proxy to prepare for independent operations as it begins decentralizing its military command.
Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar has filed an unprecedented defamation lawsuit against the prime minister over his alleged efforts to deflect blame for the massacre. Bar details how Netanyahu allegedly blocked Shin Bet initiatives to eliminate Hamas leaders and ignored almost-weekly warnings in the runup to that day, even 3 hours before the attack.
Israel Hayom has learned that one extreme scenario taken under consideration by the Central Elections Committee is missile fire from Iran on the morning of October 27, as polls open, aimed at generating chaos and undermining the democratic process.
After months of denials, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel landed in Israel shortly before October 7 – but insisted top leaders never meet spy heads. But Netanyahu's past meetings prove otherwise.
While Doha positioned itself as a mediator for Hamas–Israel negotations, Qatari money, fuel and supplies never stopped reaching Hamas. Officially, the money has gone toward food, shelter, medical supplies and infrastructure rehabilitation, with an Israeli assumption that this would stave off a humanitarian crisis while military pressure continued. But as in past conflicts, some of that money has indirectly benefited Hamas.
Officials have yet to officially state what the object was, but IDF lifts restrictions on residents after comprehensive situational assessment.
New York mayor under fire after Oct 7 restaurant visit and genocide remarks.
Three years after October 7, Hamas' new spokesperson warns Libya and Sudan could join the fight against Israel, while the terror group boasts of fooling Netanyahu.
