Hamas
“This is not what disarming looks like,” an IDF spokesman says after a string of violations by the Islamist group.
Youssef Abu al-Rish, deputy Gaza health minister, is the 10 of spades in the Hamas deck of cards.
At IDF officers graduation ceremony, the PM insists that Gaza will be demilitarized and says Israel is shifting to a preemptive security doctrine.
“President Trump’s visionary leadership creates, for the first time, an opportunity for a better future,” the Israeli foreign minister said.
The “professional civilian police” will be crated “under one authority, one law and one weapon,” the NCAG’s chief commissioner told the Board of Peace.
The president spoke at the inaugural meeting of his Board of Peace in Washington, D.C.
More than 40 countries, as well as the European Union, confirmed their attendance at Thursday’s inaugural session.
Staff Sgt. Ofri Yafe, 21, from HaYogev in northern Israel, was killed overnight Tuesday in the Khan Yunis area while serving in the Paratroopers Reconnaissance Unit.
Troops also discovered a Hamas weapons depot in southern Gaza, according to the Israeli military.
The sequence of emoticons was found on phones belonging to operatives of the terrorist group’s elite Nukhba Force.
Hamas must uphold its “commitment to full and immediate demilitarization,” the U.S. president wrote on Truth Social.
Armed men seen in Nasser Hospital by the Geneva-based charity vindicate Israel’s claims about the terrorist group’s cynical methods, the IDF said.
