Gaza Strip
Released captives reveal the terrorists subjected all younger male hostages to more aggressive treatment, with many enduring severe torture.
Even after the IDF leaves southern Lebanon, cross-border raids and airstrikes seem certain to continue.
Police arrested several demonstrators, including one who allegedly performed a Nazi salute at a pro-Israel counter rally.
The military reiterated its call for Gaza residents to avoid approaching forces stationed in the area.
The prisoners, some of whom were involved in suicide bombings, were released wearing sweatshirts with a Star of David and the phrase “Never forgive, never forget” in Arabic.
Abbas Ahmad Hamoud was targeted following repeated violations of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, according to the IDF.
The U.S. president called for Hamas to release all the hostages after three captives were freed earlier in the day per the terms of the ceasefire.
“We have a shared strategy, which cannot always be detailed to the public—including when the gates of hell will open.”
One of the attackers was a Palestinian from Gaza, the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem said.
Palestinians “don’t want to come to Jordan and we don’t want them to come to Jordan,” the kingdom’s foreign minister said.
The transfer of Palestinians has been proposed before. Dr. Yoav Gelber delves into the historical and current options.
Dekel-Chen, 36, was informed for the first time of his third daughter’s name, who was born while he was in captivity.
