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Israel Hayom has learned that mass emigration from Gaza, including both Hamas operatives and those categorized as "uninvolved population," represents a cornerstone of American regional strategy – beyond mere public statements as many Israeli observers believe.
Since the war began, Belgium has been one of Israel’s most hostile critics in Europe. Now, after eight months of grueling negotiations, a new government is set to be sworn in this week. The coalition agreement marks a significant shift: there will be no unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, and Hezbollah will be designated as a terrorist organization.
A major Malaysian corporation that presented itself as a charitable Islamic organization has allegedly been conducting massive slave operation of young girls. Police say more than 600 children rescued from horrific conditions.
US Middle East envoy reveals the president's emotional reaction to released hostage's thank you message as he prepares to visit Israel to oversee ceasefire deal.
The modification comes precisely one week after the executive order signed by the 47th US president, who assumed office eight days ago.
While in consultations Netanyahu held last week, ministers got the impression he is determined to renew fighting after the return of hostages, they are leaving the door open for Trump to try to corner Hamas as part of a second phase and removal of Hamas leaders from Gaza.
American cargo planes have been flying from NATO's Ramstein base in Germany to Hatzerim base in Israel, and subsequently to the military airport in Rzeszow, Poland – the primary hub for Western aid to Ukraine. The shipments could include Soviet-era arms captured in Lebanon.
The former president arrived alone at two important events, reigniting dating conspiracy theories on social media.
Erna Solberg, leader of the opposition in Norway, who is polled to achieve significant success in the upcoming elections, criticized the policy of the current government and promised to change it. 'We disagree on the timing of the recognition of a Palestinian state,' she said.
According to Mike Evans, after the return of the hostages, President Donald Trump aims to secure a comprehensive solution to the situation in Gaza and the broader Middle East. The new administration is expected to advance a broad initiative involving Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Israel. This process may require further concessions, but Hamas is unlikely to relinquish its rule easily. Peace with Saudi Arabia could also be part of this larger vision.
