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The IDF has launched a large-scale operation to search for the last hostage in the Gaza Strip, with assessments indicating that Ran Gvili was buried in a cemetery in Shujaiyya, east of the Yellow Line. Among the efforts to locate him are dental identification searches.
The terrorist organization claimed that it had passed on information about the location of Ran Gvili, the last hostage to remain in the Gaza Strip, and that the IDF are conducting searches based on that information.
According to details revealed by The Wall Street Journal, Israel is supplying weapons, intelligence and logistical support to armed groups fighting Hamas. The Israeli Air Force is providing drone cover, and wounded Palestinians have been evacuated to hospitals in Israel. IDF officials warn: “These weapons could ultimately be turned against us.”
Sources tell Asharq Al-Awsat that several high-ranking figures plan to depart theGaza Strip after governance arrangements are finalized, though some military wing officials refuse to leave.
Liri Albag, who was released from Hamas captivity in January 2025, shared photos of sun-soaked beaches and Thai boxing training.
Social media influencers who raised funds for displaced families allegedly spent donations on luxury vehicles and iPhones while providing inferior aid packages to those in need.
According to Saudi media, Israeli security forces carried out covert operations west of the yellow line in an area under Hamas control. Palestinian sources added that Israel believes the terrorist has a direct link to the loctaion of the deceased Israeli hostage, the last remaining in the Gaza Strip.
A Hamas propaganda handbook seized during ground operations in Gaza has laid bare the terror organization's calculated strategy: present a sanitized image to Western audiences while maintaining core antisemitic ideology in Arabic-language materials distributed internally.
President set to discuss West Bank annexation with Netanyahu in Miami as administration splits over Gaza and Iran strategy.
Romi Gonen details sexual assaults, pregnancy fears, and friend's murder in first full account since release from 471 days in Gaza.
