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The longtime political bureau leader and former Palestinian Prime Minister was assassinated in Iran's capital at around 2 A.M. Wednesday morning. Middle East news sites said he was killed by a precision guided missile launched from outside Iran

Israel has yet to take official responsibility for the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, but it's unlikely Iran will let an attack on its own soil go unanswered. Haniyeh's killing also diminishes chances for a breakthrough in hostage deal talks

The detention of eight soldiers has been extended through to Sunday. They allegedly belonged to an 'inner circle' at Sde Teiman, privy to the abuse, though gave contradictory explanations as to how the Palestinian detainee was injured on their watch

After Hamas' political leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in the heart of Iran, condemnations quickly flowed from foreign ministries and government spokespeople, calling it a 'dangerous escalation.' While the U.S. refrained from condemning or celebrating, they vowed to protect Israel from attacks

Palestinian detainees were arbitrarily detained, deprived of sleep, waterboarded, shocked with electricity, and more, according to a UN report whose findings could be used by ICC prosecutors.

On October 7, Hiram commanded the force that fired tank shells at a home on Kibbutz Be'eri with hostages inside. Though some Be'eri families are split over the decision, Hiram believes he is in the best position to take on the role

Pro-Hamas graffiti with threatening messages appeared near a Calgary synagogue during a pro-Israel march, aiming to intimidate the community.

Post-October 7, antisemitism is becoming a norm in France, with around 100 incidents monthly, mostly street attacks and harassment.

Exciting update from Nof HaGalil: An urban renewal plan for 950 housing units has been approved and is financially viable, requiring no additional funding.

Exciting update from Nof HaGalil: An urban renewal plan for 950 housing units has been approved and is financially viable, requiring no additional funding.

The terror group says Haniyeh was killed in 'a treacherous Zionist raid on his residence in Tehran,' after attending the swearing-in ceremony of the new Iranian president.

The comparison between the violent storming of two military bases and pro-democracy demonstrations in Tel Aviv – as the Israeli prime minister appeared to do – raises concerns that we have not experienced since October 7

Qatari PM, Iran's acting FM discuss repercussions of Haniyeh's killing, state news agency says ■ Delta, United and British Airways cancel flights to Israel ■ Al Jazeera says two of its journalists were killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza ■ Israel closes airspace in north due to security situation ■ U.K. Foreign and Defense Secretaries in Qatar to drive efforts to bring conflict in Gaza to an end ■ Iran's UN mission: Response to Haniyeh assassination will instill regret ■ Israeli in serious condition after stabbing attack in West Bank

“Just because it's a nice place to live doesn't make it any less illegal under international law," Oliver stated in the episode.

CUFI members prepared in collectives to ask Congress to push forward acts which would see a weakened Iran and a stronger response to anti-Israel antisemitism.

Families returned to their homes after learning that the Israeli military withdrew following a weeklong operation that left few buildings unharmed