As Hamas violates truce terms and delays hostage body returns, Jerusalem faces mounting pressure—from Washington above and terror cells below.
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The clans are “substantial, influential players that control hundreds if not thousands of enforcers.”
While the West hails a “transitional plan,” Hamas emerges from tunnels to execute rivals, reject disarmament, and entrench its grip.
The Oct. 7 attack fired a starting gun for what the Islamists believed was the final push to destroy not only Israel but the West itself.
Billions are set to flow into the Gaza Strip—but can capital heal old enmities, or does it merely create new dependencies?
Rom Braslavski was held alone for two years, during part of which time he was held together with the bodies of murdered hostages.
“It’s not realistic to expect people to just drop arms,” a senior U.S. adviser told reporters.
Israeli researcher warns that machinery deployed for debris removal could help Hamas rebuild terror infrastructure.
The terror group returned the bodies of Inbar Hayman and Sgt. Maj. Muhammad Al‑Atresh, leaving 19 bodies still to be returned.
As IDF troops hold to ceasefire lines, the terror group has launched a murderous campaign to eliminate internal rivals.