Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad have used Gaza hospitals to store weapons, hold hostages, and are prepared to fight the IDF from medical facilities, John Kirby said.
The plaintiffs said antisemitism had been a "growing institutional problem" at NYU even before the war between Israel and Hamas began last month, and has since gotten worse.
Israel’s refusal to allow aid through the Kerem Shalom crossing is rooted in its desire to disconnect from all civilian aspects in Gaza, as well as Netanyahu’s fear of a political crisis. ‘We understand Israel’s concerns, but we’re trying to avert a humanitarian disaster in Gaza,’ a Western diplomat told Haaretz
Relatives of those held by Hamas are visibly losing their patience as the days and weeks drag on, with no deal and no serious negotiation efforts toward one in sight. And so, a tipping point has been reached
Speakers addressed the throngs of supporters from across the country holding placards bearing faces of victims of the attack, hostages still held captive in Gaza, and slogans both supporting Israel and condemning Hamas
Hamas and the PIJ members operate a command and control node from Al-Shifa in Gaza City, and they are prepared to fight the IDF from there, John Kirby said.
Hamas and the PIJ members operate a command and control node from Al-Shifa in Gaza City, and they are prepared to fight the IDF from there, John Kirby said.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Washington on Tuesday for a "March for Israel" to show solidarity with Israel in its war with Hamas and condemn rising antisemitism. Streets were closed around much of downtown amid heightened security, as people gathered in bright sunshine on the National Mall, many draped in Israeli and […]
The number of requests to begin the process of aliyah among Jews in the United States and Canada has nearly doubled following the outbreak of the Oct. 7 war and the resurgence of antisemitism in the West, Israel Hayom has learned based on information gathered by the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration and the […]
Israel closed Kerem Shalom and Erez after the October 7 attack in which Hamas infiltrated southern Israel. Eli Cohen's words are the first indication that Israel will never reopen them.
Israel closed Kerem Shalom and Erez after the October 7 attack in which Hamas infiltrated southern Israel. Eli Cohen's words are the first indication that Israel will never reopen them.
In a WSJ article, the two MKs – from both the coalition and opposition – said transferring tens of thousands of Gazans to Europe is a 'moral imperative - and opportunity - to demonstrate compassion' towards the people of Gaza. Far-right ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir were quick to express support
The tone of the families has grown distinctly sharper with time, as they watch and fear that military goals and diplomatic interests are being prioritized above what they see as the government's first and foremost responsibility – returning their loved ones home