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“He’s tired of watching videos of emaciated hostages being released,” the secretary of state said of the ultimatum for the terrorists to free the captives.
Israel can destroy Hamas and its 20,000 remaining fighters, says Brig. Gen. (res.) Yossi Kuperwasser.
The agency viewed the phones’ activation as routine, since the terrorist organization had carried out “similar tests” the previous year.
An Arab League summit in Cairo on Tuesday endorsed the $53 billion five-year plan for the war-torn coastal enclave.
“They took amazing care of us at Beilinson, but there’s nothing like home after a year and a half,” said Cohen’s fiancée.
No Israeli troops were hurt in the attempted attack.
If the terrorist group has not agreed to the U.S. bridging proposal by its next meeting, the Israeli Security Cabinet “will convene and decide on the next steps,” said a spokesman for the Israeli premier.
Humanitarian aid “became the number one budget income for Hamas in Gaza,” Jerusalem’s top diplomat charged.
An Arab League summit in Cairo endorsed the roadmap for the coastal enclave’s future, urging swift action to implement it.
Officials doubt the terrorist organization would honor an agreement to free all remaining hostages, seeing them as its “insurance policy” against total destruction.
The perimeter fence of the outpost, located only half a mile from the Gaza border, was secured by just one guard, the investigation found.
The ceasefire in the Strip has de facto ended although hostilities between Israel and Hamas have not resumed.
