Israel-Hamas War Day 255: What is happening in Gaza, Israel's North?
Iran cracks down on October 7 critic • IDF intercepts suspicious aerial target near Acre from Lebanese territory
‘Why start a family in Israel where hostages are not brought home?’
Young hostage relatives fight for future of Israel as they fight to bring family home.
Family members of hostages spoke as thousands flocked to and gathered in Jerusalem to call on the government to do everything it could to bring the hostages home and condemn it for not doing enough.
Go to the full article >>IDF knew of Hamas's plan to kidnap 250 before October 7 attack - report
The IDF had precise information about Hamas's intentions, but due to prevailing conceptions in the security establishment and possible negligence by officials, the warning signs were not acted on.
A newly surfaced document has revealed that the IDF and intelligence systems had detailed knowledge of Hamas's plan to raid Israel and kidnap 250 people weeks before the October 7 massacre.
Go to the full article >>What are the implications of the war cabinet's shutdown? - analysis
The move came after MK Benny Gantz left the emergency government and far-right MKs exerted pressure, leaving the future of the war unclear.
Israel's war cabinet dissolved following Benny Gantz's departure from the government, but the war isn't over yet. What happens next?
Go to the full article >>Hamas sees daily small attacks as success in Gaza - analysis
Even if Hamas saw most of its 24 battalions shattered and saw losses mount to include between half and two-thirds of its October 7 manpower, the group has clearly not been shocked into defeat.
Two of the Hamas battalions in Gaza have been beaten and two more are now suffering losses. It may have lost up to 17,000 fighters, however, the terrorist group continues to put on a mask of “this is fine.”
Go to the full article >>What a BBC article tells us about Israel’s Lebanon challenge - analysis
The report about this small village is symbolic: It almost gets at the truth but it refuses to fully uncover how Hezbollah has destroyed the life of villages like this.
A new BBC article highlighting the Lebanese village of Alma al-Shaab, perfectly illustrates how Israel will always be blamed for the danger to civilians caused by terror groups.
Go to the full article >>IDF kills key Hezbollah terrorist in southern Lebanon
Ayub was an important operative in the Rocket and Missile Unit of Hezbollah's Nasser Unit in the Selaa area in southern Lebanon, the IDF stated.
IDF confirms that an IAF strike killed senior Hezbollah operative Muhammad Mustafa Ayoub in southern Lebanon.
Go to the full article >>Half of Hamas in Rafah beaten, IDF will gain full control in two weeks
The IDF also revealed that the houses and tunnels in Rafah had new kinds of defenses and boobytraps, with some houses having video surveillance in each room of the given house to facilitate ambushes.
The IDF said that its Division 162 has defeated half of Hamas’s battalions in Rafah and will be in full control of the area in the next two weeks.
According to the IDF, over 550 terrorists were killed and over 200 tunnels were destroyed.
Go to the full article >>ISIS-planned attack on Real Madrid players and fans foiled - report
The Islamic State terrorist organization planned a shooting attack on Real Madrid fans and players, the newspaper 'El Confidencial' revealed on Monday.
The attack, planned on Santiago Bernabeu, was thwarted by the FBI, Europol, and the Spanish Civil Guard.
Nine people from an ISIS cell were arrested in the joint operation by the FBI and Europol, including residents from Girona, Cadiz, and Almeria.
The plan reportedly included shooting the team bus of Real Madrid players when it arrived at the stadium.
Go to the full article >>Death toll of Palestinians in Gaza since Oct 7 hits 37,347, Gazan health ministry says
More than 37,347 Palestinians have been killed and 85,372 have been injured in the Israeli military offensive on Gaza since Oct. 7, the Gaza health ministry reported in a statement on Monday.
Go to the full article >>Palestinian Authority at risk of collapse, Norway says
The Palestinian Authority could collapse in the coming months, Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said on Monday, citing a lack of funding, continuing violence and the fact that half a million Palestinians are not allowed to work in Israel.
"The Palestinian Authority, with whom we work closely, are warning us that they might be collapsing this summer," Barth Eide told Reuters.
Norway chairs the international donor group to the Palestinians and is a backer of the PA.
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
- 120 hostages remain in Gaza
- 43 hostages in total have been killed in captivity, IDF says