Jerusalem says recognitions reward Hamas atrocities, ignore hostages and fuel instability rather than peace.
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“In addition to doing very exquisite, kinetic strikes against the worst terrorist leaders, we must have a very aggressive counter-ideology campaign,” Sebastian Gorka told JNS.
Netanyahu rejects international recognition as a reward for terrorism; ministers push annexation of Judea and Samaria in response.
As three divisions push into Hamas’s core, Israel accuses the group of looting aid, blocking evacuations, and sacrificing civilians.
Rejecting UN claims against Israel, US leaders argue Oct. 7 was the real attempt at extermination—and warn against lawfare that undermines American security.
This is precisely what Israel warned against. A Palestinian state now in Judea and Samaria will inevitably become Gaza 2.0.
US casts sixth veto of ceasefire resolution, backing Israel as Council ignores Hamas and Oct. 7 massacre.
Terrorist was a Jordanian army contractor. Aid trucks from Jordan are not searched as part of agreement between Jerusalem and Amman.
IDF expands ground maneuver in Gaza City, targeting Hamas’s main stronghold as commanders vow to free hostages and dismantle the group’s military rule.
