Gaza War

Netanyahu says Israel had "no choice" but approve Gaza takeover plan, in order to topple Hamas' remaining stronghold. He vows aid distribution will be secured with buffer zones.

Members of the terrorist organization’s negotiation team have conveyed that they are willing to resume talks, but are wating for a written response from Israel to their demands. Palestinian sources said a meeting between Hamas and mediators could take place in the next two days. The aim is to find common ground to restart negotiations on a hostage deal and a cease-fire agreement in Gaza.

Research reveals decreasing civilian casualties over time as IDF operations became more targeted toward fighting-age men rather than women, children and elderly.

The cabinet decision reached between Thursday and Friday was a compromise formula. The talks included one-on-one meetings between senior officials and an understanding that the cabinet’s decision ran counter to the IDF chief’s position

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz following the latter’s announcement that Berlin would freeze arms shipments to Israel intended for the war in Gaza. Netanyahu said Germany was rewarding terrorism instead of “supporting Israel’s just war against Hamas, which carried out the most brutal attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust.”

According to Merz's statement, who has expressed support for Israel and its war against Hamas in the past, all weapons that could serve the IDF in fighting in the Gaza Strip are banned from export.

Netanyahu decided on the full occupation framework after concluding that there is no longer any possibility for a hostage deal with Hamas.

According to the report, four separate sources who are experts in military activity and familiar with IDF operational patterns claimed that the images show significant buildup of forces and equipment ahead of a possible operation within Gaza territory.

Netanyahu argued to Trump that reports of starvation in the Strip are Hamas fabrication, but Trump cut him off sharply and said he was not prepared to hear that it was fake, adding that he had received proof that there are hungry children in Gaza.

According to British Ambassador to Israel Simon Walters, as long as Israel recognized in principle the two-state solution, it enjoyed the world's protection, but once the annexation policy became official, Europe must express opposition.