Gaza Strip
“This war isn’t over,” a military official warned, as Hamas violations mounted following a deadly attack on IDF soldiers in southern Gaza on Sunday.
Consistent sympathy for the Jewish state remains low, and there is a prevailing perception of moral equivalence.
Hamas said had it located the body of a captive and would release it only “if the field conditions are suitable.”
“Barely days into a ceasefire, Hamas turned its weapons on Palestinians to reassert control through fear & violence,” the Foreign Ministry tweeted.
The animal was caught by Palestinian fishermen and butchered, with video circulating on social media showing crowds of Gazan men in Khan Yunis pulling the enormous fish ashore.
The American president said that he hopes to see Saudi Arabia join the Abraham Accords “soon,” with other countries following.
The Blue Sky Warden, while not a fighter jet, provides a solution for the needs of the Gaza and Lebanon borders.
The Palestinian terror group’s attack prompted retaliatory Israeli strikes.
IDF responds with airstrikes by fighter jets and artillery shelling
Friends, family and officials gathered near Ben-Gurion Airport to honor the agricultural student slain by Hamas in Gaza.
Jerusalem remains committed to returning all hostages, disarming Hamas and preventing the Strip from posing threat, says Israeli defense minister.
Now-slain Hamas terror leader Yahya Sinwar would have become “a modern-day Saladin,” he said.