Katzir is the first survivor of Hamas captivity to pass away. She was abducted from her home in Kibbutz Nir Oz on Oct. 7 and released in a deal after 49 days. Her husband, Rami, was murdered in the safe room of their home, and her son, Elad, was murdered in captivity.
"The report issued today on Gaza by FEWS NET relies on data that is outdated and inaccurate," the US ambassador to Israel said.
In bipartisan Wall Street Journal op-ed, Robert O'Brien and Tom Nides name seven Americans still held by Hamas, stress unified US stance on hostage release.
One Israel Fund and Binyamin Regional Council raise approximately $10 million for an Emergency and Trauma Center in the Binyamin region.
"They'll have to keep on trying to guess what the next thing is," an agent told the CBS flagship program "60 Minutes." According to the former agents, Hezbollah acquired more than 16,000 of the weaponized walkie-talkies through an elaborate network of shell companies established by Mossad.
During her Israel visit, Erin Molan, whose support for Israel appears to have led to significant professional consequences, toured devastated Bibas home in kibbutz Nir Oz.
Forty-eight students evacuated after electrical malfunction triggers blaze. Rescuers among injured.
Among the discovered materials were ATGMs, explosives, computers, communication devices, and electrical systems.
Hamas officials admit fighters no longer receive timely instructions from senior command as IDF operations continue to degrade terrorist infrastructure.
According to one proposal, Hamas terrorists will be allowed to go Egypt on supposedly medical grounds, once a deal is made and a period of calm is announced, effectively shielding them from Israeli action.
