IDF soldier killed in Gaza after thwarting own kidnapping
Troops in the area engaged the attackers with gunfire, striking multiple terrorists and successfully preventing the kidnapping operation.
Troops in the area engaged the attackers with gunfire, striking multiple terrorists and successfully preventing the kidnapping operation.
The soldier, a bulldozer operator, was killed in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip after engaging in a struggle with terrorists who attempted to abduct him.
Netanyahu met with Vice President JD Vance, the Speaker of the House, and Senate leaders ahead of an unprecedented second meeting with President Donald Trump.
Comprehensive study by Project Dina reveals patterns of sexual violence as deliberate military strategy, calls for international legal action.
One month after Israeli naval forces intercepted the vessel "Madleen", the "Freedom Flotilla to Gaza" organization announced Monday that another humanitarian ship will attempt to reach Gaza on July 13.
Fourteen additional fighters were wounded in the incident – two seriously, six moderately and six lightly. They were evacuated to hospitals and their families were notified.
While the US President presses Netanyahu to agree to ceasefire with Hamas, Trump advances US-backed agreement between Jerusalem and Damascus, aiming for a breakthrough during Netanyahu's visit to Washington.
The Israeli Air Force targeted, among other sites, the cargo ship Galaxy Leader, which was hijacked by the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist organization in November 2023 and repurposed as a radar system to monitor maritime traffic. The IDF also struck terrorist targets at the ports of Hudaydah, Ras Issa and As Salif, as well as the Ras Kantib power station.
A comprehensive new investigation has uncovered systematic sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas terrorists during the October 7 attack on Israel, with previously unheard testimony revealing that rape and sexual abuse were employed as tactical weapons of war across multiple locations and continued throughout captivity in Gaza.
Speaking to the Arabic-language public broadcaster Makan Radio, Yasser Abu Shabab, the head of the Popular Forces Militia in the Gaza Strip, said he was not afraid of Hamas' threats. Palestinian terrorist factions issued a statement declaring his blood "permitted," proclaiming: "The fate of traitors is the garbage heap of history."
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