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Even if the chances are slim, Israel would be wise to take advantage of Hamas disarray and Israel's sense of achievement to push ahead with a swift hostage deal
In first public visit by top Iranian official to Egypt in a decade, Iran's FM holds talks with his Egyptian counterpart and President el-Sissi on deescalating the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, his office says ■ Germany will continue to help Israel defend itself by supplying weapons, Chancellor Scholz says ■ For the first time since the war began, IDF calls on residents in parts of Lebanon's Beqaa Valley ■ Here's what you need to know 377 days into the war
The leader of Hamas was released from Israeli jail in 2011 in a prisoner swap, becoming the country's number one enemy following the October 7 attack. Israel marked his elimination as one of the main goals of its current war in Gaza
'While I will certainly shed no tears over Yahya Sinwar, I would have preferred to hear the news that the hostages had returned home to their families," the CEO of Americans for Peace Now said
Israeli military says no indications of hostages in the area where Sinwar was killed ■ Killing wasn't preceded by intelligence suggesting Sinwar's presence in the area
The victim, 59-year-old Hanan Abd Rahman Abu Salameh, was reportedly shot by a man in military uniform while harvesting olives on her land about 200 meters from the barrier
For all its omissions, simplifications and befuddled analogies, Ta-Nehisi Coates' "The Message" is a waypoint on the journey up and out of the mess that is Israel-Palestine. But we are going to need more than just a message
The confluence of constant bombings, lack of medical care, malnutrition and the impossibility of maintaining basic hygiene make up a grim Gazan reality for pregnant women and new mothers, in a war long past its ninth month
The ADL’s “Words to Action” program, led by experienced educators in 24 countries, aims to empower young Jewish leaders in addressing antisemitism and anti-Israel bias.
In what appears to be an indirect warning to Iran, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the strikes are a 'unique demonstration of the United States' ability to target facilities that our adversaries seek to keep out of reach'
Uri Ravitz notes that his mother views her time in Hamas captivity as an out-of-body experience and struggles to recall many details from that period. 'We were affected in the first circle, but as long as the hostages are there, this entire country is hostage,' he says