Israel at War

Recent assassinations of high-profile figures in Hamas and Hezbollah raise concerns among US officials about escalating tensions in the region.

Mohammed Deif, the commander of Hamas' military wing and mastermind behind the October 7 massacre, was eliminated in an IDF airstrike on July 13.

Alex Crawford, a Sky News reporter, described Haniyeh as a "very moderate" leader of the terrorist organization responsible for the deadly attack on Oct. 7.

Following the deadly attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 children, the IDF has successfuly eliminated the high-ranking commander responsible.

The 12-year-old boy has undergone a successful surgery after being injured in the Hezbollah missile attack in which 12 children and teenagers were killed.

AP claims the terrorist organization is preparing for a full-scale confrontation with Israel. A source says Hezbollah does not want war, but maintains readiness.

The labor government led by Keir Starmer had already announced renewed UNRWA funding and withdrew objections to arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant.

Pro-Palestinian activists vandalized the royal palace in Amsterdam, splashing red paint and scrawling "Intifada" on its wall.

Israel Air Forces conducts 35 strikes across the strip, targeting armed groups, military facilities, terror cells, and booby-trapped buildings.

The Telegraph reports the terrorist group produced a hostage torture video addressed to Ben-Gvir, threatening harsher treatment of captives over Palestinian prisoner conditions. The IDF and Shin Bet claim no knowledge of such a video being shown to the minister.