US officials want to determine whether Hamas has indeed done everything in its power to find the last remaining Israeli hostage in Gaza. If it is confirmed that this is the case, they argue there is no reason not to move on to the next phase of the Trump plan.
Large numbers of London police officers were deployed to the UK’s main airport after a security incident in Terminal 3. According to local media reports, two groups involved in a brawl used tear gas.
Sources say the administration is applying heavy pressure as Netanyahu insists Hamas must first return all deceased hostages. Washington aims to launch Gaza reconstruction by March 2026.
Despite the severe blows Hamas has suffered since the Oct. 7 massacre and the elimination of much of its senior leadership, the terrorist organization is rebuilding its command structure and reorganizing inside Gaza’s tunnel network and in the depths of the Strip. At the same time, local militias are voicing open defiance, declaring that “there is no more Hamas”.
The White House released its National Security Strategy on Friday, a document that places “America First” at the center of US policy and reshapes global priorities. The strategy warns of a “civilizational erasure” in Europe and urges governments there to “cultivate resistance” to migration.
