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In footage, demonstrators in northern Gaza were heard chanting “We want to live,” a slogan known from previous protests against Hamas in recent years. According to Palestinian sources affiliated with Fatah, residents took to the streets in what was described as a “march of rage.”
The legal action comes as the US government seeks the Columbia anti-Israel protest leader's removal for omitting his UNRWA employment on his visa application.
Ilana Gritzewsky, who was released after being held captive in Gaza, suffered physical and sexual abuse at the hands of her captors. She lost consciousness during her abduction, and awoke surrounded by armed terrorists. She is struggling to recover while her partner, Matan Zangauker, remains in captivity.
Today, more than ever, our enemies are rubbing their hands and rejoicing at how the political cancer is eating away at the Jewish state.
Organizations with documented ties to Hamas, Hezbollah, and the PFLP are actively raising funds from within the US, utilizing digital funding platforms and support from far-left organizations.
