'We will invite Netanyahu to address Congress,' US House speaker says
The move would make Netanyahu the first foreign leader in history to address Congress four times, breaking his own record of three addresses shared with Winston Churchill.
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The move would make Netanyahu the first foreign leader in history to address Congress four times, breaking his own record of three addresses shared with Winston Churchill.
International law expert Ido Rosenzweig believes the World Court may stop short of ordering an outright halt to the war, but "if an order is issued that Israel is unable to comply with, then it would be in violation of a binding order."
Chilling video shows Jamal Hussein Ahmad Radi and son Abdullah detailing horrific acts during the Hamas invasion: “My father raped her, then I did and then my cousin did and then we left but my father killed the woman after we finished raping her.”
The prevailing assessment among Israeli officials is that the non-binding decision could come as soon as Friday. A significant concern is that injunctions from The Hague could precipitate a similar resolution by the UN Security Council, where Israel would again require a United States veto to block it.
The disturbing abduction video of the female Israeli hostages is making waves all over the world. CNN featured the video as the top headline; The Daily Mail, Telegraaf, Bild, and others covered the story extensively.
The original subtitles show a Hamas terrorist referring to the young Israeli female captives using a vulgar Arabic phrase that translates as "sex slaves" – a term from early Islam. Reuters' translations rendered this simply as "the cheap ones" – a sanitized version – citing 'discrepancies' between audio and Israel-provided subtitles.
The alleged strike comes after the Diplomatic-Security Cabinet holds overnight discussions instructing the negotiating team to continue efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas.
Female field observers were kidnapped from the Nahal Oz base on Oct. 7 by Hamas. Five are seen in the abduction video released on Wednesday at the request of their families – Agam Berger, Liri Elbag, Daniella Gilboa, Karina Ariev, and Naama Levi, who have been held captive for 229 days. Here are their stories.
At the hostages’ families' request, the IDF has released footage of the female field observers' kidnapping. "This is the most horrifying video I've seen about the hostages so far. It really shows the depth of their evil,” the cousin of one of the hostages says.
“Misreporting happens in a context where anti-Israel extremists are trying, and sometimes succeeding, at hijacking the conversation," said senior research analyst.
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