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Mark Carney’s comments “only serve to embolden those who wish to use the conflict between Israel and Hamas as an excuse to incite hate and sow division,” Richard Robertson, of B’nai Brith Canada, told JNS.
Two more members of the terrorist network were arrested as part of an ongoing northern Samaria crackdown.
Hebrew media cited Hamas sources as denying any significant progress had been made; “In light of past experience, I don’t want to overstate it,” says Israel’s foreign minister.
As the IDF provides air support for the Abu Shabab clan against Hamas, former defense officials debate the strategy.
In a letter to France and Saudi Arabia, the Palestinian Authority leader reportedly condemned the Hamas-led massacre of 1,200 men, women and children on Oct. 7, 2023 as “unacceptable.”
The IDF said it “will continue to operate against terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip to ensure the security of the civilians of the State of Israel.”
The IDF fired warning shots at suspects posing a threat “hundreds of meters from the aid distribution site,” and before the center even opened, it said.
“It is outrageous that elected representatives and members of the government are subjected to these kinds of measures,” Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar stated.
The rocket, according to Israel’s military launched from northern Gaza, triggered sirens at Zikim Beach; no injuries or damage were reported.
Four of the Madleen’s passengers agreed to be deported, while eight, including European Parliament Member Rima Hassan, will be detained for 96 hours after refusing to sign deportation orders.
“Matan is in life-threatening danger, wounded and bleeding. We must not abandon him (again) and leave him behind,” Anat Angrest said.
Then-Hamas politburo leader Ismail Haniyeh reportedly told Qatar’s foreign minister that the gulf state’s funding was “the main lifeline of the movement.”
