Defense and Security
Federal police have confirmed the existence of an active investigation tied to the Gaza war.
The U.S. ambassador to Israel called on the New York Times, CNN and AP to retract what he said were false claims based on Hamas disinformation.
In addition to trying to stone civilian vehicles, the terrorist lobbed two bottles containing a dangerous substance Israeli troops, according to the military.
Israeli forces dismantled a weapons storage facility in Khan Yunis containing over 100 rocket components, eliminating dozens of terrorists in the operation.
António Guterres called for an immediate return to “unimpeded entry of assistance at scale,” claiming the current aid distribution model put Gaza civilians at risk, but failing to mention Hamas.
An Egyptian national wounded 12 at a pro-Israel rally with firebombs; he told police he intended to kill “all Zionist people.”
The slain troops were identified as Staff Sgt. Lior Steinberg, Staff Sgt. Ofek Barhana and Staff Sgt. Omer Van Gelder.
“The IDF is operating in Gaza with great force, crushing the enemy and clearing a path for maneuvering troops,” said the Israeli defense minister.
Newly released footage shows gunmen firing on people, reportedly when and where Hamas accused Israel of slaying 31 individuals.
White House official Stephen Miller said the attack on pro-Israel activists highlighted the risks of lax immigration enforcement.
“This attack was aimed against peaceful people who wished to express their solidarity with the hostages held by Hamas, simply because they were Jews.”
“The U.N. must stop acting like only aid delivered through its own channels qualifies as humanitarian assistance.”
