Gaza Strip
“He asked if I was a soldier.”
Israel’s first lady demands the release of the 120 hostages still being held by Hamas in Gaza, especially the women and girls who have suffered abuse.
The prime minister outlined four principles “essential for the security of Israel.”
Paratroop battalion wages a distinctly 21st-century war.
“Now is the time to close a deal. They don’t have any more time. We want Doron and all the others to come back now,” Simona Steinbrecher implores.
“Nearly the entire population in Gaza is facing emergency levels of food insecurity and is in need of assistance,” per the U.S. Agency for International Development.
The parties have reportedly indicated approval of a plan in which neither Israel nor Hamas would rule the Strip.
“I as a mother can’t imagine how sad a day it would be for my daughter if she is pregnant,” says Israeli hostage’s mother.
“It’s the worst nightmare,” says Anat Angrest.
Israel’s defenses intercepted all of the projectiles launched at border villages.
Some 70% of residents of the south, where Hamas carried out its Oct. 7 massacre, say no to the Biden framework.
“There’s no such thing as murdering a Nukhba terrorist—there’s only eliminating terrorists,” one of the suspects said.
