Gaza Strip
“Israel will determine which forces are unacceptable to us—that is how we act and we will continue to act,” said the Israeli premier.
The 150-plus terrorists are reportedly expected to be moved out of Egypt soon.
“Let’s see what they do over the next 48 hours. I am watching this very closely,” the president warned.
Sixty percent of Hamas’s tunnel network remains operative in Gaza, according to Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Dani Miran opens up about the ordeal, and the heartbreaking conversations with his granddaughter (“She asked the girls in her kindergarten to go with her to Gaza to get her father”).
The monitoring operation, established with IDF support, began amid renewed violence in Gaza and tensions surrounding the return of Israeli hostages.
The terrorist groups have been at loggerheads ever since Hamas seized power in the Gaza Strip in 2007.
Watch three activists try to figure out what to do next after a ceasefire in the Strip takes effect.
“As Hamas is not disarmed, there is no future for Gaza,” the Israeli envoy said, showing a picture of a mass public execution that the terror group recently carried out.
Speaking at the Civil-Military Coordination Center in Israel, the secretary of state voices “healthy optimism” the Trump deal will be fully implemented.
Hamas may release two of the 13 bodies still held in Gaza.
Those suspected of disloyalty are denied food, water and sunlight.
