Israeli forces have killed a terrorist who, according to the military, violated the Gaza ceasefire in place since October by crossing the agreed truce line and approaching Israeli troops.
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Netanyahu declares Israel “stronger than ever” as Gaza-border towns repopulate, rebuild, and rise—turning terror into growth and defiance into national resolve.
The terrorist group remains entrenched in Southern Lebanon and has violated the ceasefire 2,000 times.
“Hamas chose to smuggle weapons to carry out a massacre of civilians instead of helping its population,” lieutenant colonel tells JNS.
The Israeli prime minister told Fox News that “the point here is not to negotiate with Hamas,” adding: “Their job is to vanish.”
An internal Hamas document published by the organization Ad Kan allegedly reveals, according to the Israeli research group, insights into lessons learned from the war and plans for future attacks.
The decree, which was immediately contested in court, makes it the first major member of the European Union to adopt such a measure.
The U.S. president’s plan for rebuilding Gaza and relocating its population continues to be a subject of discussion.
The leader of the Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen warned that any Israeli presence in Somaliland would be treated as a “military target.” The statement came after Israel’s formal recognition of Somaliland as an independent state.
