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The attack came after a weekend of rising hostilities. On Saturday, the Israeli Air Force struck multiple Hezbollah sites in Lebanon in response to an anti-aircraft missile launched by the group downing an Israeli drone over Lebanese airspace.
At least one dead as rescue efforts underway.
The American fashion model attended the Cannes Film Festival in a red keffiyeh dress, meant to symbolize her support for the Palestinian people – only to profit off the backs of Palestinians and Israelis alike.
Instead of a two-division sweep through Rafah, the IDF opted for a scaled-back campaign focusing on sealing the border between Gaza and Egypt, as well as raids into the city.
The war is far from over, and it is important to revisit and review what the war is about. This Shabbat we read about the curse of the land that turned into a blessing. The desolate land was waiting to be rebuilt.
