While Israel fears for the hostages, Hamas plays for time. From Oslo to Doha: The trauma of Israel’s negotiation leadership.
Conflict
The struggle for the hostages
Israel said that the nonprofit, run by a celebrity Washington chef, confirmed that it didn’t own the vehicle in question.
Ambassador Danny Danon dismissed António Guterres’ warning about potential inclusion in UN documentation of abuse in conflict zones.
The American president “seemed to agree” with the Israeli prime minister that upping military pressure on Hamas is necessary.
After Israel targeted a Hamas terrorist posing as a journalist, experts call for an offensive strategy to combat the Qatar-Muslim Brotherhood-Hamas information war machine.
The Israeli military will “achieve operational control” of Gaza City, “with the hostages at the forefront of our minds,” said IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.
The in-depth IDF study could only verify “a handful” of confirmed cases, according to the military.
“Only when it is clear that every attack on us will end in the loss of land will true deterrence be established.”
“Our goal is not to occupy Gaza but to free Gaza,” says PM.
