This is how the hostage release will unfold
Israel finalizes preparations for the return of all 48 hostages from Gaza as a tightly coordinated operation is set to begin Monday at dawn and conclude by midday.
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Iran calls Oct. 7 'a costly mistake'
The Islamic Republic article describes Hamas' October 7 attack as a "costly failure" and indirectly acknowledges the severe blows suffered by the entire Iranian axis in the confrontation with Israel.
Where the hostages are held – and how they will be released
As hostage deal enters crucial 24 hours, officials believe the 20 captives are scattered across three separate locations in Gaza. Hamas poised for a dramatic simultaneous handover.
These are the hostages to be released
From most of them, real signs of life have been received – videos from Hamas or messages from captivity survivors who were released in the last deal in January-February 2025.
Sinwar's chilling handwritten orders for Oct. 7 revealed
Rare document recovered by IDF exposes Hamas leader's detailed 2022 instructions for border infiltration, systematic territorial seizure and deliberate atrocity filming to spread terror among Israelis and incite Palestinian violence.
Old posts resurface: Nobel Prize winner criticized for Israel connection
Machado's selection received sharp criticism from the American Muslim lobby organization CAIR, which condemned the decision and claimed she is a "vocal supporter of the racist Likud party."
Saudi report claims progress in returning Eli Cohen's remains
A Saudi television report suggests legendary Israeli spy Eli Cohen's remains may finally return home after six decades. In 1965, Syria executed the legendary Israeli asset, who had achieved legendary status through his extraordinary infiltration of Syrian leadership circles, becoming an advisor to senior decision-makers.
Joe Rogan guest's bombshell claim on Israeli spying
Former CIA officer John Kiriakou made sweeping allegations about Israeli operations and American political influence during a wide-ranging interview on Joe Rogan's podcast.
Man urinates on Altar of Confession in Vatican
Security officers removed a man from St. Peter's Basilica on Friday after he urinated on the Altar of Confession, the sacred site where the pope celebrates Mass in Vatican City.
Coincidence? Gaza beach-side 'Nova' cafe to open
"Nova Cafe" opening in Khan Younis references music festival where Hamas terrorists carried out mass murder on October 7.