Israel does not rule out transferring Gaza to Palestinian Authority
The Washington Post reported on a secret meeting in Abu Dhabi, where the possibility was discussed that a "reformed" Palestinian Authority would govern Gaza.
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The Washington Post reported on a secret meeting in Abu Dhabi, where the possibility was discussed that a "reformed" Palestinian Authority would govern Gaza.
The Lebanese terrorist group claims to have captured images of Ramat David Air Base, showcasing runways, air defense systems, and sensitive infrastructure.
Pro-Palestinian protesters projected messages onto the Watergate Hotel's exterior, including his face with the caption, "Wanted arrest, Netanyahu."
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Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah signed a declaration in Beijing vowing to form a government together.
Sources tell the New York Times that both Israel and Hezbollah have indicated a willingness to enter negotiations for a formal truce if a Gaza ceasefire-hostage release deal is achieved.
Reservist Rabbi Moshe Dickstein, a casualty identification expert, testifies before the Knesset, saying, "The first body we came across was an overturned stroller. Inside the stroller was a baby, and his head was thrown aside with a knife in it."
Buchshtab was abducted along with his wife, who was released in a hostage exchange in November. Danzig was born to Holocaust survivors and played a key role in establishing educational trips to Poland.
Madrid-based Masar Badil calls the massacre in which over 1,000 Israelis were brutally murdered "glorious." Head organizer says, "On Oct. 7, I felt great pride."
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