Israeli forces reportedly moving out of key areas in Gaza
According to unverified accounts from local journalists, troops have for the first time since the war begun started leaving the western part of the Gaza District and northern strip.
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I was in Hamas captivity – don't keep my husband there
Mr. Prime Minister, I looked into your eyes and you looked into mine and you nodded. Mr. Prime Minister, I do not know what that nod means, I do not know what your considerations are, as well as those of the cabinet members’ are, and I do not know what you mean when you say "we are making every effort".
Affordable housing rally in Porto turns antisemitic
A recent affordable housing demonstration in the Portuguese city of Porto quickly turned into a show of antisemitism, the...
What can Israel do with the Egypt-Gaza border?
The Philadelphi Corridor, which was established after the signing of the Peace Accords with Egypt, left thousands of Rafah residents on the Egyptian side of the border. Families were artificially separated. Already back then, they began to excavate the first tunnels. At first, they served to maintain the ties between the families. Later on, they began to smuggle commodities and drugs via the tunnels, and following the Oslo Accords, they smuggled heavy weapons too.
WSJ: Hamas demands release of 150 Palestinian prisoners for each female soldier
Israel and Hamas are said to be considering a three-part deal that would see the release of Israeli hostages beginning with a six-week ceasefire.
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