Gaza Strip
A reporter asked the U.S. official why he seems “to give the Israelis more of a benefit of the doubt than your own president.”
The Israeli military is determined to dismantle the Gaza tunnel system, which the terrorist organization has spent 16 years building; more than 50% of Israeli Air Force jets are on standby for the northern threat.
“Nothing will stop us,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told soldiers during a visit to a detention facility for Hamas terrorists.
“We’re going to keep the private conversations private,” a father of a hostage still held in Gaza said, after meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden.
When asked who should rule Gaza, 60% of respondents said the terror group.
“Hamas continues to rely heavily on networks of well-placed officials and affiliates,” said the U.S. under secretary for terrorism, financial intelligence.
The meeting comes after the relatives were reportedly not invited to Monday’s White House Chanukah reception.
Israeli soldiers have so far searched more than 400 buildings in Jenin.
“I don’t know if there is a safe place for us as Jewish people,” mother whose 18-year-old daughter was murdered at Kibbutz Be’eri says.
“Investing in the rebuilding of the Western Negev is critical to ensuring the immediate safety and security of all Israeli people,” says the CEO of an Israeli agricultural NGO.
The U.S joined Israel and eight other countries in voting against the nonbinding measure.
Israeli forces attack 250 targets in Gaza • Rocket-launching squad eliminated • Syria, Lebanon sites struck.
