Media worldwide are outraged over alleged Israeli attacks on a humanitarian aid center in Rafah, with dozens reported dead. But the sober footage from surveillance cameras tells a different story.

António Guterres called for an immediate return to “unimpeded entry of assistance at scale,” claiming the current aid distribution model put Gaza civilians at risk, but failing to mention Hamas.

“Beyond the humanitarian and moral aspect, the release of the hostages is of paramount importance to us in order to also create regional peace,” said White House Spokesperson Karoline Leavitt.

“The IDF continues to hold and clear wide areas of terrorists and terrorist infrastructure,” said Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.

Prime minister slams latest antisemitic violence in Boulder, Colorado, where an Egyptian man burned Jewish demonstrators.

This is hardly the first time the media has willingly and so blatantly followed Hamas’s playbook.

American diplomatic source says ongoing negotiations have a greater chance of success than a council resolution.

Terror group claims to accept deal, but introduces numerous “fixes”

The terror group is grappling with intense pressure in Gaza, Judea, Samaria, and Lebanon.