Restraint against Hamas may be strategically necessary, even if operationally frustrating.

205th Reserve Brigade completes its sixth wartime deployment — eight tunnels blown up, dozens of terrorists killed.

Navy intervenes hundreds of kilometers from the coast — government calls it a political stunt and points to existing aid routes.

Hamas “must irreversibly surrender their path of terror,” Mike Waltz, US ambassador to the United Nations, said.

Former senior Shin Bet officials says the group’s terror army and civil governance can only be dismantled by the IDF.

“Jusoor News” emerges as post-war “bête noire” for Islamic terror group still running half of Gaza.

Accounts describe widows and displaced women being sexually exploited and blackmailed by the terrorists.

COGAT says aid entering the Strip surpasses international benchmarks, while accusing Hamas of diverting civilian resources to sustain its terror infrastructure.

The Israeli military has killed several Hamas terrorists in new operations in the Gaza Strip, including a man who had been released as part of a hostage deal.