“While investigating how to secure the building from the missiles, a detailed assessment on 31 May 2021 revealed what appears to be a cavity and a possible tunnel, at the location of the missile strike,” UN agency for Palestinian refugees says in a statement.
Yahya Sinwar says Israel only destroyed 3% of Gaza's terrorist tunnel network and that Hamas used only "50% of its power" in the latest conflict. Any future fighting will "reshape" the region he says.
Normally a strong advocate for annexation, Naftali Bennett, who may serve as Israel's next prime minister, proposes continuation of status quo, with some easing of conditions for Palestinians.
Hamas deputy politburo chief claims rocket fire ended Netanyahu's term in office, says Ra'am chief "represents no one but himself." New coalition will be even more radical than current Israeli government, he says.
"Our fundraising strategies keep on evolving as more restrictions are being placed on us," a Hamas official tells the Wall Street Journal.
Gaza director of UN agency for Palestinian refugees Matthias Schmale, ridiculed by Hamas as "Israeli military spokesman," ousted from role for calling Israeli airstrikes in Gaza "precise."
Sheikh Jamal Tawil is alleged to have taken an active role in organizing riots, inciting violence and terrorism in the West Bank.
Despite IDF efforts to diminish Hamas' rocket arsenal, threat posed by Islamist terrorist group remains. Senior Hamas official: This war will last forever.
According to Egyptian media reports, talks would include several Palestinian factions as well as main rivals Fatah and Hamas.
Official involved in process of rebuilding Gaza says without Israeli presence on the ground, there are few effective measures of oversight. Meanwhile, Hamas continues to drop hints about a possible prisoner exchange.