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Findings show approximately half a million tons of food were transferred from January 2024; "if the population didn't receive food, it's because distribution wasn't equitable by those controlling the territory, meaning Hamas," one of the study's authors said.
This crucial update comes approximately 500 days after Angrest was taken from his tank position at Kibbutz Nahal-Oz.
The Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center believes that, in light of President Donald Trump’s proposal to make Gaza’s residents leave, many young Gazans may consider emigrating in hopes of building a better future abroad.
86-years-old Shlomo Mantzur has been slated for release in the first phase of the hostage deal.
Israel Medical Association Chairman calls on the international medical community "to look into the eyes of Ohad, Eli, and Or and take a clear and unequivocal stance on the severe health condition of both the released hostages and the many who remain captive."
Minister Katz orders IDF to develop voluntary relocation strategy, says European critics "are legally obligated to allow Gazans to enter their territory."
Among those present at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington was Noa Argamani, who was rescued in a daring raid in the summer. "Noa survived the unbelievable and returned by the grace of God," Trump said.
Classified document reveals ministry recommended voluntary migration over PA control or local governance, while emphasizing right of return for all who leave.
"I'd like Egypt to take people," Trump said, according to Associated Press. "You're talking about probably a million and a half people, and we just clean out that whole thing and say, 'You know, it's over.'"
On Saturday, Israel announced it would not allow passage to northern parts of the Gaza Strip until hostage Arbel Yehoud (29) was released as previously agreed. On Sunday, throngs tried to cross, forcing the IDF to fire warning shots skyward and resort to aimed fire to disperse the crowds.
