It took a concerted effort by the Israeli Defense Forces and political partners to show such success after two years of war against the Jewish state.

During his visit to Israel, US Vice President JD Vance expressed optimism about the ceasefire with Hamas—and simultaneously warned how fragile the peace is.

While official talks focus on peace, Cairo, Riyadh, and Abu Dhabi are vying behind the scenes for influence, money, and control of the post-war order.

The Israeli military has begun physically marking the ceasefire line, with the aim of reducing friction and improving security coordination amid ongoing tensions.

Magen David Adam remembers and mourns their brave volunteer medic after his body was returned by Hamas.

The ceasefire is back in effect. Yet in Modi’in, we are mourning two young men—one of the funeral processions will pass right by our house.

As Hamas violates truce terms and delays hostage body returns, Jerusalem faces mounting pressure—from Washington above and terror cells below.

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.