Gaza Strip
Israeli sources said the 15-point roadmap does not fully address Jerusalem’s demand for Hamas’s complete demilitarization before any IDF withdrawal from Gaza.
The pact, which the terrorist group has yet to confirm accepting, “is a critical step toward Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government,” the U.S. president and Board of Peace chair said.
“With the devil, whose banner is our destruction ..., you do not sign agreements,” the national security minister said amid reports of emerging disarmament deal.
The IDF said it killed the last remaining sniper cell commander in Hamas’s Nuseirat Battalion.
Hakan Fidan told a Hamas delegation that he appreciated the role the terrorist organization played in peace efforts.
The depots contained weapons intended for use against Israeli soldiers and civilians alike, the military said.
Muhammad Khalil Muhammad Aslam also advanced terror attacks in recent months, according to the Israeli military.
“Israel will do everything in our power to disarm Hamas,” Danny Danon said during a U.N. Security Council debate. “The question is, when will you?”
Additional attacks over the weekend killed two terrorist commanders in the Strip.
Hamam Eid was responsible for producing UAVs in Gaza’s central camps sector, according to the Israeli military.
Shir Siegel telling her parents, former Hamas hostages Keith and Aviva Siegel, the good news was captured on video.
The Palestinian Authority is “hand-in-hand” with the terrorist group, according to Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
