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Study finds Hamas starved hostages despite ample Gaza aid

Study finds Hamas starved hostages despite ample Gaza aid

by Maytal Yasur Beit-Or

Findings show approximately half a million tons of food were transferred from January 2024; "if the population didn't receive food, it's because distribution wasn't equitable by those controlling the territory, meaning Hamas," one of the study's authors said.

Released hostages confirm Matan Angrest still alive in Gaza

Released hostages confirm Matan Angrest still alive in Gaza

by Noam Dvir

This crucial update comes approximately 500 days after Angrest was taken from his tank position at Kibbutz Nahal-Oz.

Witkoff scrambles to save hostage deal before deadline

Witkoff scrambles to save hostage deal before deadline

by Ariel Kahana

Israel Hayom has obtained exclusive information indicating that Israel's immediate priority is to preserve Phase One of the agreement, with the goal of securing the release of nine living civilian hostages.

Netanyahu warns Hamas ceasefire could end

Netanyahu warns Hamas ceasefire could end

by Ariel Kahana and Shirit Avitan Cohen

Israel halts talks on phase two of the hostage deal, expects release of nine hostages within days. Meanwhile, The IDF significantly reinforces forces near Gaza.

Family of twins held hostage in Gaza receive first sign of life

Family of twins held hostage in Gaza receive first sign of life

by Noam Dvir

The family of twins Gali and Ziv Berman, who were kidnapped from Kibbutz Kfar Aza on October 7, announced that they have received a sign of life from the two. The twins were abducted along with Emily Damari, Doron Steinbrecher, and Amit Soussana.

Sagui Dekel-Chen: The father yet to meet his newborn

Sagui Dekel-Chen: The father yet to meet his newborn

by Noam Dvir

"The constant worry for Sagui creates a physical ache," Avital shared in an interview. "Facing our daughters' questions about their father's welfare – these are questions no mother ever imagined having to answer."

Uncertainty over Gaza pushs many back to displacement camps

Uncertainty over Gaza pushs many back to displacement camps

by Shachar Kleiman

The Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center believes that, in light of President Donald Trump’s proposal to make Gaza’s residents leave, many young Gazans may consider emigrating in hopes of building a better future abroad.

Sasha Troufanov: The son left behind in Gaza

Sasha Troufanov: The son left behind in Gaza

by Noam Dvir

Troufanov, who was kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023, alongside his mother, grandmother, and girlfriend is set to be released on Saturday.

Proof of life emerges for hostage Omri Miran after 494 days in Gaza

Proof of life emerges for hostage Omri Miran after 494 days in Gaza

by Merav Sever

A recently released hostage has provided the first confirmation in months that Omri was alive and in relatively stable condition as of July.

Eldest Hamas hostage confirmed killed on Oct.  7

Eldest Hamas hostage confirmed killed on Oct. 7

by Noam Dvir

86-years-old Shlomo Mantzur has been slated for release in the first phase of the hostage deal.

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