"I didn't sleep last night. The sentence the prime minister said 'good news about the hostages today or tomorrow' echoed in my head all night," Viki Cohen admitted in her social media post.
Europe's key Israel ally hints at 'additional measures' amid growing pressure for arms embargo.
The terrorist organization is suffering from a financial collapse, but the entry of aid trucks and mounting international pressure could help it survive. Without a decisive defeat, the countdown to the next war will begin. Meanwhile, key operatives remain alive and continue orchestrating terrorist activity
Reuters reports that Hamas has accepted the proposed ceasefire framework, which includes a 70-day pause in fighting and the release of 10 hostages, according to a Palestinian source.
Opposition leader said as Gaza distribution centers begin operating: "Were Israeli security services sent by Netanyahu and Smotrich to transfer funds abroad?" Prime Minister’s spokesman: "Israel is not funding humanitarian aid to the Strip."
