Hamas punishes Gazans seeking aid
Hamas terrorists were filmed marching Gazan civilians in nothing but their underwear after the residents sought food at GHF distribution points.
Hamas terrorists were filmed marching Gazan civilians in nothing but their underwear after the residents sought food at GHF distribution points.
The Israeli Air Force launched strikes on Yemen’s Hudaydah port, targeting storage tanks, boats, and bulldozers. The attack follows missile fire from Yemen on Friday that triggered air raid sirens across Israel.
This marks the first time the IDF has operated in the area, which is believed to have held, and may still be holding, several hostages.
"You had a Palestinian Catholic church burned to the ground. And if it was settlers from the West Bank, Israelis, I want them to be punished. I want accounting for what happened," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham added.
According to the Hind Rajab Foundation, the two were detained in Belgium and released after questioning. The organization called it “a significant step forward,” noting this was the first such detention since the war began.
The prime minister did not allow the coalition leaders' forum to discuss Eyal Zamir's plan for continuing the war in Gaza. Sources told Israel Hayom that Netanyahu continues to support the "humanitarian city" initiative, which Zamir has described as a "strategic mistake."
The terrorist organization Hamas claimed that Gazans were killed while waiting for aid distribution. A preliminary investigation by the IDF indicates that the reported number of casualties does not match existing information.
Keith Siegel describes seeing female captive tortured with sharp rod, calls for comprehensive deal to bring all remaining hostages home.
Following further tests, Netanyahu’s condition was deemed good, according to the Prime Minister’s Office. He is currently receiving intravenous fluids to treat dehydration that accompanied the illness.
An anti-Israeli organization known for pursuing IDF personnel internationally has filed formal complaints with Belgian federal prosecutors because 2 soldiers attending the renowned electronic festival are "directly implicated in some of the most egregious crimes committed during Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Gaza."
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