Gaza War

Zvika Mor could have claimed exemption from reserve duty while his son Eitan was held hostage in Gaza. Instead, he reported for 107 days of service.

The Arabic-language spokesperson for the IDF, Col. Avichay Adraee, revealed that in Operation “Last Supper” carried out about two weeks ago, the terrorist Abdel Hay Zoqout from the finance department of Hamas’ military wing was eliminated alongside Ra'ad Sa'ad. According to the IDF, Zoqout had been responsible over the past year for transferring funds to the military wing in order to sustain the fighting against Israel.

Raad Saad deliberately sought refuge in sensitive facilities and densely populated areas, including mosques and hospitals, exploiting worshippers and patients as human shields.

Groups of Israelis attempted to cross the border with Gaza in two separate incidents within a short period of time. The IDF said that “IDF troops in the area returned them to Israeli territory. The civilians were under constant monitoring by IDF observation units.”

"If Netanyahu had agreed at the beginning to open the crossing according to the agreement, he would have achieved the following things – respect from the international community, embarrassment for Egypt, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians would have left, only a few hundred would have entered, and the US would have received this as a gift. This is a diplomatic failure."

Trump team evaluates sanctions framework targeting UNRWA as State Department lawyers voice concerns over precedent-setting move against international relief organization.

Turkish president launched fresh attack on Israel while announcing domestic and regional security objectives.

Despite the severe blows Hamas has suffered since the Oct. 7 massacre and the elimination of much of its senior leadership, the terrorist organization is rebuilding its command structure and reorganizing inside Gaza’s tunnel network and in the depths of the Strip. At the same time, local militias are voicing open defiance, declaring that “there is no more Hamas”.

Abu Shabab, who established an independent Gazan militia and opposed Hamas rule, was critically wounded in an assassination attempt and later pronounced dead. Hamas accused him of treason and of serving as an Israeli proxy, attacked his men and released footage showing militants being killed.