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36-year-old Natthapong was taken hostage alive from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7, 2023, and killed shortly after by the Kataeb al-Mujahideen group, the same organization that had held the bodies of Gadi Haggai and Judy Weinstein-Haggai, which were recovered from Gaza earlier this week

ISRAEL: Four Israeli soldiers killed in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza ■ GAZA: Israel retrieves body of Thai citizen Natthapong Pinta, kidnapped on Oct. 7, killed in Gaza; Gaza aid sites closed on Saturday due to Hamas threats, GHF says ■ U.S.: Trump says Iran will not be allowed to continue enriching uranium ■ IRAN: Lebanese media reports Iran obtained sensitive Israeli intel

McNally Capital has an 'economic interest' in the logistics company, SRS, involved in a controversial new aid distribution operation in Gaza. SRS has been under scrutiny, due to large amounts of funding coming from an unconfirmed source

The country's most disastrous government may be on the verge of collapse, not because of October 7 or over 600 days of war in Gaza, but because its leader failed to secure a permanent draft exemption for 80,000 ultra-Orthodox men

The looming collapse of Netanyahu's coalition isn't just about religion and state. It's a reckoning over the Gaza war, that can't continue without new recruits and with an ultra-Orthodox public unwilling to send its sons to fight it

Canada, which has seen a dramatic surge in Israeli immigration since the start of the war, has quietly initiated a 'structural investigation' into alleged war crimes relating to the Gaza war. The probe falls under the auspices of a program aimed at 'denying safe haven in Canada to war criminals'

Rev. Johnnie Moore, a prominent pro-Israel evangelical and close ally of Trump, has served as a key link between the evangelical community and Prime Minister Netanyahu. He is also pushing back on claims that Israel is disproportionately harming Christians in Gaza

Given the photos and the reports coming out of Gaza, the question is not whether we know, but what we do with this knowledge. One thing is clear: Silence is complicity

Since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, 861 Israeli soldiers have fallen in combat – including twelve soldiers and one Border Police officer who have been killed since Israel ended the cease-fire in Gaza on March 18

Reports claim the BBC was concerned that Lineker would bring up Gaza during an interview that was slated to air after he left the BBC due to mutual agreement after his antisemitic scandal.

IDF chief Eyal Zamir made the statement during a visit to southern Gaza ■ Egypt and Qatar say they are continuing to work to advance a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas

As global attention remains fixed on the Gaza war, Netanyahu's government accelerates settlement expansion and annexation moves in the West Bank – threatening regional stability and dimming prospects for Palestinian statehood

In wake of Haaretz expose revealing the extent to which the Israeli mlitary has endangered the lives of hostages in Gaza, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum stated: 'No one can now claim they didn't know the cost of continuing the fighting'

Hamas confirmed Friday it is discussing U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff's cease-fire proposal with other Palestinian factions, signaling that any decision will be made collectively amid rising pressure in Gaza for a truce

Seemingly forgetting that Morgan once strongly supported Israel, U.K. ambassador Tzipi Hotovely deflected his simple questions with blatant whataboutism, failing to coherently address concerns about Israel's far-right genocidal intent in Gaza

The German pledge of 'Staatsräson,' solidarity with Israel rooted in the Holocaust, is not being thrown out. However as Israel's assault on Gaza war continues unabated, it is becoming increasingly hollow

The military declared five locations in northern Gaza as 'dangerous combat zones' and called on residents to immediately move westward, towards the neighborhoods in Gaza City near the sea. Six people were killed overnight in an airstrike on a residential building in Jabalya

The White House aims to shift Netanyahu's Gaza and Iran policies but remains cautious, while Netanyahu targets senior officials at home. IDF officers say the army is systematically destroying Gaza's homes and infrastructure in what could be seen as a campaign to prevent returns and prepare for mass expulsion

As U.S.-backed aid efforts unravel in Gaza, scenes of desperation underscore a brutal cycle of blockade, conflict, and neglect by both Hamas and Israel – leaving Palestinians trapped and starving

Speaking in Hostage Square Wednesday, Ilana Gritzewsky, who was released from Hamas captivity herself and whose partner Matan Zangauker is still languishing in Gaza, said she had a question for Netanyahu: 'Why does the American administration care more for Israeli citizens than you do?'