An Israeli reserve officer documents the war in Gaza with moving cartoons that capture camaraderie and commitment.

The military’s strategic logic in Gaza is to provide the political echelon with maximum flexibility at a critical juncture.

While UN OCHA statistics on Gaza are presented as legitimate U.N. figures, they are not, and never have been.

Soussana says that it made more difference “than I ever imagined that would” to speak out about what happened to her in captivity.

After several days of calm, around 200 Palestinians demonstrated yesterday in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip—chanting slogans like “Hamas, out, out” and demanding an end to the war and the ousting of Hamas.

Antisemitism is a key factor in the international media’s decision to peddle the Hamas narrative, says Maj. (ret.) Andrew Fox.

“When Israel cannot be blamed, they cannot be bothered to rally on behalf of the Palestinians in Gaza.”

It can be seen in those who malign the Jewish state for a war it didn’t start and those who insist that Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria pose a threat to Mideast stability.

The protests against Hamas regime in the Gaza Strip have subsided, and the terrorist organization is now quietly cracking down on dissent.