IDF soldiers killed in Rafah, hostage talks to wait for operation to finish
Firefighters combat blazes in North • US sanctions group blocking Gaza aid • US humanitarian pier shuts operations
VP Kamala Harris to screen documentary on Oct. 7 sexual assaults at White House
Sandberg visited Israel to make this film so that she could “let those silenced voices be heard.” Nevertheless, many still insist that they have not seen any convincing evidence of the assaults.
US Vice President Kamala Harris will host a partial screening of "Screams Before Silence," the documentary created by Sheryl Sandberg about the horrific sexual violence committed by Hamas on October 7.
The Screening will be at the White House on June 17
Go to the full article >>Barefoot and afraid: Yamam fighters recount dramatic rescue of Noa Argamani from Gaza - interview
"The moment we broke into the apartment where Noa was held, we encountered three terrorists there and quickly neutralized them, reaching Noa's room within seconds."
Watch: Three elite Yamam fighters who partook in Operation Arnon, describe their first moments after rescuing Noa Argamani, and being surrounded by terrorists on all sides.
Rescued hostage Andrey Kozlov: '120 hostages still in Gaza, I cannot be happy while they're there'
The Hostages and Missing Families Forum organized a rally earlier on Saturday, where they once again urged the government to accept any deal that would see the release of the remaining hostages.
Rescued hostage from "Operation Arnon," Andrey Kozlov, spoke in English in a video released by the Hostages and Families Forum on Saturday night, saying, "There are still 120 hostages in Gaza, and I cannot be happy as long as they are there."
Go to the full article >>'Our hearts shatter into pieces': Netanyahu, politicians mourn death of eight IDF soldiers
"The heart breaks again and again. Condolences and a big hug to the families of the fighters who were killed today in Rafah," Opposition leader and Chairman of Yesh Atid Yair Lapid said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Foreign Minister Israel Katz, and opposition leader Yair Lapid were among the many Israeli politicians who shared their condolences for the eight IDF soldiers who were killed in an explosion in Rafah.
Go to the full article >>Watch: Israel Police publishes intense rescue of Noa Argamani under heavy fire
Israeli forces operated under heavy fire as they broke into the houses where Argamani and the other hostages were staying.
Israel police share footage of elite Yamam operatives rescuing Noa Argamani from the heart of Nuseirat under fire from Hamas terrorists.
Go to the full article >>Israeli Druze leader: Capt. Wassem Mahmoud joins a long list of fallen Druze in this war
The head of the Beit Jann Local Authority, Attorney Nazih Dabbour, announced that all planned celebrations of the Muslim and Druze holiday of Eid-al-Adha are to be cancelled.
"The Druze community pays once again a very heavy price in this war." Israeli Druze community leaders mourn death of Capt. Wassem Mahmoud in Gaza.
Go to the full article >>Capt. Wassem Mahmoud, seven other IDF soldiers killed in Rafah blast
A preliminary investigation reveals that the incident occurred around five in the morning. IDF soldiers from the 401st Brigade had just completed an attack in Tal as-Sultan.
IDF announces Capt. Wassem Mahmoud, 23, from Beit Jann, and seven other IDF soldiers were killed in an explosion in an incident in Rafah. The IDF is investigating the incident.
Go to the full article >>'Three fatal failures': Yair Netanyahu attacks IDF, Shin Bet, and Military Intelligence heads
In late May, Netanyahu's son posted a video on social media in which a masked and uniformed man threatened the prime minster.
PM Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair Netanyahu, shared a video on Friday night that referred to Chief of Staff Hertzi Halevi, Shin Bet Chief Ronan Bar, and Military Intelligence Chief Aharon Haliva as "three fatal failures," and blamed Benny Gantz for appointing them.
Go to the full article >>IDF identifies terror launches from humanitarian shelters in Gaza Strip
IDF reveals that terror organizations in the Gaza Strip launched five projectiles from a Humanitarian Area in central Gaza toward the area of Kibbutz Kissufim on Friday.
Rocket sirens sound in Gaza border communities
Rocket sirens sounded in Gaza border communities adjacent to the southern portion of the Strip on Saturday afternoon.
Sirens blared in Dekel, Holit, Sufa, Pri Gan, Sde Avraham, and Talmei Yosef.
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
- 120 hostages remain in Gaza
- 43 hostages in total have been killed in captivity, IDF says