Gaza War

"Operation Strength and Sword in Gaza is expanding to crush and clear the area of terrorists and terror infrastructure," Defense Minister Katz says.

New report finds claims that 70% of fatalities are women and children inconsistent with data; "This has led to a narrative where the IDF are portrayed as disproportionately targeting civilians," the report says.

Representatives of Palestinian terrorist organizations met in Beirut and drafted a document declaring weapons a "red line". Their initial conditions for disarmament: a comprehensive ceasefire, full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, and the establishment of a Palestinian state. 

The family approved the release of the video, in which Bohbot says, among other things: "This is not a psychological warfare video. The only one experiencing psychological warfare is me, waking up every morning without my wife and my son."

In a powerful interview with the Wall Street Journal, Omer Wenkert advocates for the hostages left behind: "The return of the hostages – this is where the success of the return to war will be measured for me."

For the third consecutive day, protests against the terrorist organization erupted in northern Gaza, including in Jabaliya and Beit Lahia. Demonstrators in Jabaliya held signs reading: “We won’t be pawns,” “We want to live,” and “Hamas out.” Children chanted: “Hamas is a terrorist organization.”

Abd al-Latif al-Qanou, a spokesman for the terrorist organization and a close associate of Yahya Sinwar, was killed in an Israeli Air Force strike in Jabaliya in northern Gaza. Since the start of the war, approximately 17,000 terrorists have been killed.

The legal action comes as the US government seeks the Columbia anti-Israel protest leader's removal for omitting his UNRWA employment on his visa application.