The queen's speech got it wrong
Queen Rania acknowledged that there was a “brutal October 7 attack” but didn’t say who perpetrated it, nor who were its victims.
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Her son is held by Hamas; she wants Israel to adopt a new approach to negotiations
Every evening Ditsa Or stands with her family members, friends and supporters, outside the Kirya in Tel Aviv, calling for the release of her son Avinatan from Hamas. She also wants to alter the fight, criticizing those calling for a deal at any price. "It weakens the country, and the one who pays the price is my son"
IDF reveals 450 of UNRWA workers affiliated with Hamas with damning audio
A recording of a call showed an UNRWA teacher describing his role in the Oct. 7 attack. “We have female captives. I caught one,” the male voice is heard saying in Arabic. A man on a second call, alleged to be an Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist who Israel also claimed was an UNRWA teacher, is heard saying “I’m inside with the Jews.”
Ceasefire talks reportedly end with no breakthrough as Ramadan deadline looms
Senior Hamas official Bassem Naim told Reuters the terrorist group had presented its proposal for a ceasefire agreement to the mediators during two days of talks, and was now waiting for a response from the Israelis, who stayed away from this round. "(Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu doesn't want to reach an agreement and the ball now is in the Americans' court" to press him for a deal, Naim said.
Rare Bar Kochba Revolt-era coin discovered in Judean Desert
The coin, emblazoned with the name of “Eleazar the Priest” in ancient Hebrew script, is believed to date to the first year of the revolt, circa 132 CE.
