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It is patently clear that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is trying to employ “Hunger Games”-style psychological warfare: using various excuses to separate parents and children, and brothers and sisters, and allowing only some of them to return to Israel

IDF: 12 hostages, including ten Israelis, arrive in Israel ■ Aunt of 12-year-old freed hostage: He was forced to watch footage of October 7 atrocities in captivity ■ Soldiers lightly wounded after explosives detonated in north Gaza, in violation of cease-fire, army says ■ Israel and Hamas agree to extend cease-fire for two additional days in exchange for 20 hostages ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since October 7; over 150 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-controlled health ministry: 14,854 dead in Gaza

The Hamas official claimed that Hamas terrorists were trying to protect the Thai nationals from Israeli authorities on October 7.

Mehwish Omer, 26, and Stephanie Gonzalex, 25, were charged with assault as a hate crime, criminal mischief and attempted robbery and assault as a hate crime.

During a moment of silence for Palestinian victims in a Malmö, Sweden classroom, students began making violent antisemitic statements.

The graffiti, which was spray-painted in red and black in several places across the exterior of the synagogue, included phrases such as “Stop killing,” “Shame on Israel” and “You know better.”

As the world celebrates the liberation of children and women from Hamas’ captivity, family members of the abductees fear they will be forgotten.

Hamas is clearly the one setting the tone here from day one, taking the lead in psychological warfare. Israel is lagging behind.

While motives remain unclear, experts have noted that fomenting already brewing divisions and chaos in the West has been a tradition of Russia’s security services since the Cold War.

Since the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, support for Hamas has surged in the West Bank, where the rival Fatah party that runs the Palestinian Authority is deeply unpopular.

Senior Israeli official confirms agreement has been reached to extend the four-day truce by two additional days in exchange for the release of 20 more hostages

The Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Ministry emphasized the global scale of this challenge, urging nations to strengthen measures to protect Jewish communities.

  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Israel, the West Bank, and the United Arab Emirates later this week, a senior State Department official said on Monday, to press for more humanitarian aid into Gaza and help secure the release of all hostages kidnapped by Hamas. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and […]

An Israeli Military Intelligence NCO issued three warnings in the months prior to October 7 that Hamas was preparing an attack on Israeli communities near the Gaza border, but her words were brushed off