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The prime minister said that the military is preparing a plan to evacuate the civilian population ahead of the offensive.
The American singer and influencer speaks out about her “Bring Them Home” dress at the Grammys.
UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini claimed his organization “did not know” about the Hamas data center; Israel: “Oh, you knew.”
“There are a lot of innocent people who are starving, a lot of innocent people who are in trouble and dying, and it’s gotta stop,” said the U.S. president.
“Israelis understand the impact that ending the war now could have on our future,” said march organizer Gilad Ach.
Israeli War Cabinet convenes to review negotiations for hostages-for-ceasefire deal with Hamas • Eyes on northern border with Lebanon as Hezbollah escalates missile attacks.
“It was the indifference of the free world that made the Holocaust possible,” Javier Milei said.
Peter Szijjártó told JNS that three were released, one died in Gaza and the fifth is hopefully still alive.
Workers started clearing the ruins of houses destroyed during the Hamas attack, which saw more than 100 residents murdered.
“The most urgent issue is, of course, to find ways to bring back the hostages. Once that can be done, then peace can be achieved,” the secretary said.
The directors of Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre would leave Gaza in exchange for the release of all hostages and a new government.
The intel major asked to leave his position over his part in failing to predict the Hamas massacre.