Former captive Avinatan Or describes the daring underground escape that ended in recapture and days of violence.
Conflict
A planned $500 million American base near Gaza faces questions as no one other than IDF is willing to engage in hostilities with Hamas.
Gaza can and will only know peace under Israeli rule. This is the truth many residents of southern Israel are rediscovering.
Jerusalem responds harshly to international effort to birth “Palestine,” ministers insist no “terrorist state” will arise in biblical heartland.
Gazan clan leaders maintain ongoing communication with American officials as proposals are discussed regarding the Hamas terrorists trapped in Rafah.
“The role of the therapist is to give hope, to help the person see that life can change, that it can get better,” said SafeHeart psychologist Avital Dimant Litvin.
Israel’s handling of trapped Rafah terrorists will signal to regional powers whether it remains committed to dismantling terror infrastructure or accepts cosmetic fixes.
Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem warns of escalation and rejects any disarmament of the Iranian-backed militia.
As settler violence draws condemnation, a deeper frustration simmers beneath—fueled by relentless Palestinian attacks and a growing sense of state abandonment.
