Over a year after the start of the Gaza war, Israel’s military operations against Hamas have seen remarkable success, yet to finally defeat the terror group, the civilian-political front must now be tackled.
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Last week, the Knesset made it illegal for UNRWA to operate in Israeli territory, and for state officials to cooperate with the agency.
Israelis are often impatient. They want everything “here and now.” In a time of war, that isn’t always the best way forward.
Jerusalem must implement 15 policy changes by Nov. 13 to avoid a hold-up in weapons shipments.
Israeli troops were conducting targeted raids in the central and southern Strip, killing armed terrorists and dismantling Hamas infrastructure.
Barnea will meet CIA Director Burns and a Qatari delegation in the hopes to reignite negotiation talks with Hamas—although chances for a breakthrough are reportedly low.
Israel must resist US, UN and EU pressure and outlaw any dealings with this handmaid of Hamas.
The event near Kibbutz Rei’m also included Torah classes, as is customary on Hoshana Rabbah, the last day of the weeklong Sukkot holiday.
“Now we can see with our own eyes something which we have missed for 2,000 years,” said Israeli scholar Lt. Col. (res.) Mordechai Kedar of Bar-Ilan University.
Israeli-American contractor pitches a plan to create tightly-secured humanitarian aid “bubbles” across Gaza.
