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Security forces arrested more than 50 operatives and seized weapons used to plan attacks on civilians.
The two terror groups claimed the body was “found today” in the Khan Yunis area of the southern Gaza Strip.
“A taut, immersive chronicle of endurance,” the book “serves as a window into the Israeli view of the war,” according to the publication.
The Lebanon-born man, the fifth suspect detained by German police, allegedly procured arms and ammunition for an attack against Israeli or Jewish targets.
The reconstruction of those parts of Gaza that Hamas currently controls is contingent on its disarming, said the U.S. secretary of state.
The troops operating in the Rafah area identified the terrorists on the eastern side of the Yellow Line, within Israeli operational control.
“Loaded and ready-to-fire Kalashnikov rifles” were among the items found.
Since Oct. 7, “the image of Jihad [‘holy war’] has begun to shine once again,” Osama Hamdan said.
The accusation that Israel blocks entry of syringes and baby formula is completely false, said COGAT, citing daily coordination on aid entries.
“So long as we capitulate to their demands, the terror group will continue to further blackmail the State of Israel,” Sharren Haskel told JNS.
The underground route was dismantled hours after Goldin’s body was returned to Israel after 4,118 days in Hamas captivity.
Mohanad Alkhatib allegedly crossed into Israel with Hamas terrorists, before settling in Brussels and attending anti-Israel rallies across Europe.
