Gaza Strip
As IDF troops hold to ceasefire lines, the terror group has launched a murderous campaign to eliminate internal rivals.
The U.S.-backed aid delivery effort says it “will continue making tactical adjustments to our operations” after reports that its four sites in the Strip have been abandoned.
Many were beaten, starved and isolated for two years.
France pushes Palestinian state initiative while Germany exercises caution, as E.U. provides hundreds of millions to the Palestinian Authority.
An Emirati news outlet has assessed the projected costs of reconstructing the Gaza Strip’s infrastructure and housing.
The terrorist group reportedly killed 32 “gang” members in Gaza City.
Quoting President Trump, the prime minister warned of the resumption of war unless Gaza is fully demilitarized.
A 15-member panel, reviewed by Israel and backed by Hamas, is to manage the coastal enclave’s daily life and rebuilding efforts under U.S. oversight.
The Amerivcan president took the terror group to task for failing to immediately turn over the bodies of more hostages.
The IDF urged the public to act with sensitivity and to await official identification.
“The trap is that this very important first stage is only the first step to a much larger goal that is yet to be achieved,” said Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs President Dan Diker of the Trump ceasefire plan.
The bodies, some of the 28 Hamas is due to hand over, were of Guy Illuz, Bipin Joshi and two others whose names haven’t been cleared for publication.
