The use of this stamp reinforces the narrative that the PA controls the Rafah Crossing, and does so in the name of the nonexistent “State of Palestine.”

“Everything that goes in goes to Rafah, goes to the enemy,” Yulia Malinovsky of Yisrael Beiteinu said.

Former terrorist prisoners were added to PA pension rolls or found jobs with P.A. security forces or civil service, according to Palestinian Media Watch.

Phase 2? A ceasefire? Under Gaza’s soil, a war with no red or yellow lines is raging—the fight against the tunnels.

Francesca Albanese, condemned by numerous countries for antisemitism, accused Israel of “the planning and making of a genocide.”

The “remote oversight” model at Rafah has drawn sharp criticism from across the Israeli political spectrum.

At Doha summit, Khaled Mashaal hails Oct. 7 massacre, vows to defeat Israel, and denounces Trump-backed Gaza stabilization plan.

As Trump claims Hamas has agreed to disarm and declares “peace in the Middle East,” Israelis warn the war is far from over—and the real battle may be just beginning.

US-Iran nuclear talks resume as Trump and Vance vow Tehran will never obtain a nuclear weapon.