Israel-Hamas War Day 231: What's happening in Gaza?
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Go to the full article >>'Rafah op. doesn't contradict ICJ ruling, we will continue,' Israel says
Israeli officials affirmed that in lieu of the ICJ's ruling, IDF activity in Rafah has not, and would not destroy the Palestinian people, and was in compliance with international law.
The ICJ's ruling on Friday stated that it demands the halt of any military operation in Rafah that destroys the Palestinian people. Multiple Israeli officials and agencies stated that the IDF's operation doesn't fit this classification, and that the operation will continue.
Go to the full article >>IDF kills deputy commander of Hamas's National Security in the Gaza Strip
Tziad al-Din al-Sharfa, the deputy commander of National Security in the Gaza Strip was killed when Air Force fighter jets attacked on Thursday in the center of the Gaza Strip.
Go to the full article >>ICJ’s selective justice: How bias skews Rafah ruling against Israel - comment
The court's reluctance to acknowledge Israel's self-defense claims stands in sharp contrast to its handling of previous cases, like that of Bosnia and Herzegovina's case against Serbia.
Israel was handed an impossibly short timeframe to defend itself against South Africa's request for provisional measures. This expedited process left Israel's legal team scrambling, undermining the fairness of the proceedings.
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Go to the full article >>Moral bankruptcy: The world chooses to sustain Hamas monsters - opinion
The ICJ ruling on Rafah is ensuring a future with Hamas's terrorism.
In moments like these, decisions by high-up institutions such as the ICC and ICJ embolden Hamas and ensure its survival.
Go to the full article >>Ben-Gvir declares: ICJ ruling on Rafah is 'antisemitic and irrelevant'
Additional politicians, and Jewish organizations such as ISGAP also responded to the ICJ's Friday request for additional measures.
Members of Knesset, popular figures, and Jewish organizations respond to the shocking ruling by the ICJ on Friday, demanding Israel immediately halt any military operation in Rafah.
Go to the full article >>ICJ delivers ruling on Israel's Rafah operation
The ruling relates to an additional request submitted by South Africa some ten days ago for provisional measures that would order Israel to stop all its military operations in the Gaza Strip.
After receiving an additional request by South Africa over a week ago for additional measures to prevent an extended operation in Rafah by the IDF, the time has come for the International Court of Justice to make its decision.
Go to the full article >>Body of hostage Orión Hernandez Radoux recovered from Gaza after months of captivity
The partner of Shani Louk, a French-Mexican citizen, was found dead in Gaza and returned to Israel.
The body of 30-year-old Orión Hernandez Radoux, a French-Mexican citizen, was found and returned to Israel on Thursday night after having been held in Gaza for over seven months.
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Body of hostage Hanan Yablonka, father of two, returned to Israel
Hanan Yablonka, 42, from Tel Aviv, was recovered by IDF soldiers on Wednesday.
The body of 42-year-old Tel Aviv resident Hanan Yablonka was recovered by IDF soldiers on Thursday night during an operation in Gaza.
Yablonka, a father of two children, Liron, aged 9, and Emily, 12, fled the Nova party during Hamas's attack on October 7.
Go to the full article >>'A true Zionist': Michel Nisenbaum's body recovered and returned to Israel
The body of 59-year-old Michel Nisenbaum from Sderot was found in Gaza and brought back to Israel
The body of 59-year-old Michel Nisenbaum from Sderot was found in Gaza and brought back to Israel along with two other hostages on Wednesday morning.
Nisenbaum held Brazilian citizenship and was initially declared missing. He had left his house in Sderot to collect his 4-year-old granddaughter from her father, an officer in the Gaza division.
Nisenbaum was unable to meet with them as ten minutes later, his son-in-law and granddaughter were attacked at the Re’im IDF base. The father shielded his daughter under his desk, covering her with a bulletproof vest and firing at terrorists through the office window. Both survived.
Go to the full article >>Israel-Hamas war: What you need to know
- Hamas launched a massive attack on October 7, with thousands of terrorists infiltrating from the Gaza border and taking some 240 hostages into Gaza.
- Over 1,200 Israelis and foreign nationals were murdered, including over 350 in the Re'im music festival and hundreds of Israeli civilians across Gaza border communities
- 129 hostages remain in Gaza
- 39 hostages in total have been killed in captivity, IDF says