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IDF Gaza plan unveiled

IDF Gaza plan unveiled

The model includes taking control of most of the Gaza Strip within three months. Five divisions will participate: four offensive and one defensive, with flexibility to pause operations for a potential hostage deal. 

Israeli activists block aid trucks bound for Gaza
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Israeli activists block aid trucks bound for Gaza

The activists are protesting the continued delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip while 58 hostages remain in the hands of the terrorist organization Hamas. “No aid until they’re home,” they declared. The protest comes a day after more than 90 supply trucks entered Gaza.

Report: Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar confirmed killed

Report: Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar confirmed killed

According to reports from the Saudi news outlet Al-Hadath, the commander of Hamas' Rafah Brigade was also present during the strike that eliminated top terrorist leaders. This marks the most significant blow to the terrorist organization since the killing of Yahya Sinwar. 

No withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas destroyed, hostages returned

No withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas destroyed, hostages returned

Over the weekend, the Israeli Air Force launched a wave of intensive airstrikes, while the IDF began deploying forces to seize control of key areas in the Gaza Strip. In the next phase, the IDF will expand the relocation of the Palestinian population from the northern and central parts of Gaza to the south, to pre-designated zones.

Without progress, IDF ground offensive begins once Trump leaves

Without progress, IDF ground offensive begins once Trump leaves

Israel has sent a message to Hamas, warning that unless significant progress is made soon on a hostage deal, the IDF will launch the new ground offensive. Some reserve soldiers have already been called up, and sources familiar with the details told Israel Hayom that the operation could begin once President Donald Trump leaves the region.