Gaza Strip
The head of the terror network in Nur Shams was among those slain hiding in a mosque after clashes with troops.
Qaid Farhan Alkadi is greeted by a special welcome home party after nearly 11 months in captivity.
Denying the Washington Post report, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office says Israel has not agreed to a general cessation of hostilities but rather to “designating specific areas in the Gaza Strip.”
“We want to return to martyrdom operations,” Khaled Mashaal, who represents the Gaza terror group abroad, told a conference in Istanbul.
At the family’s request, the soldier’s name is not being made public.
Fatalities among Israeli troops since the start of the IDF ground incursion in the Gaza Strip on Oct. 27 now stands at 340.
An internal USAID watchdog found that weather conditions and the agency’s “limited control” over the temporary pier impaired its ability “to deliver the intended amounts of aid through the maritime corridor.”
Qaid Farhan Alkadi’s longtime friend called Hamas “devils.”
Staff Sgt. Amit Friedman, 19, from Or Yehuda, served with the Nahal Brigade’s 932nd Battalion.
Negotiations will resume in the Qatari capital after several days of talks in Cairo on a Gaza ceasefire agreement.
Nine Palestinian terrorists have been killed so far in clashes with Israeli forces, according to the Israeli military.
The official insisted that the United Nations is not leaving the Gaza Strip. “The people need us,” the official said.
