The answer is simple: Hamas is not currently operating there. And no Hamas means no suffering.

Every day, Hamas and its allies—some in suits and ties, and others in newsrooms—produce some lie about deaths at our distribution sites. It is a blood libel.

Targets struck included a site for producing explosives, as well as an underground facility for developing and storing strategic weapons.

Ottawa stated that its recognition is conditioned on a series of reforms by PA chief Mahmoud Abbas.

“Documentation project ensures that the evidence will never be lost,” Antiquities Authority announces.

Calls for Israel to urgently define and implement a strategy of victory, or risk losing everything it has fought for since Oct. 7.

The UK’s announced intention to recognize such a state is “not diplomacy—it is a moral failure,” said the British-Israeli dual citizen, who was a Hamas captive for 471 days.

A few days after US Ambassador Mike Huckabee visited Taybeh, Jewish settlers set fire to cars belonging to Palestinian residents and spray-painted the odd threat “Al Mughayyir, you will regret this” on a wall.

A clash of deeply rooted narratives—not just about geopolitics, but about moral, historical, and identity-based legitimacy.