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White House is swift to condemn the incident, with Spokesperson Andrew Bates saying, "It is especially heinous to express support for Hamas on the same day as the funeral for an innocent American hostage who they brutally murdered."
These informants are tasked with monitoring social media and patrolling public spaces to catch women violating the regime's strict rules.
Hamas spokesman Abu Obaida released a statement that sent shockwaves through Israel: "We have clearly stated that following the incident in Nuseirat, new instructions were issued to our fighters responsible for guarding the prisoners in case the army approaches their detention sites."
Ahmed Wadiya, who played a key role in Hamas's paraglider unit, infiltrated Netiv HaAsara using a paraglider on the day of the attack. In a chilling scene, he was captured on video drinking a cola inside the Taasa family home, in front of the surviving children of Gil Taasa, who had been killed by the attackers.
Israeli Border Police Unit 747 at Ben Gurion Airport detained a Jerusalem resident returning from Italy after 69 illegal snakes coiled in traveler's luggage rattle Ben Gurion Airport.
