Prime minister defends campaigns in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and Iran, saying Israel ignored pressure and gained strategic ground.
Gaza
Ilana Gritzewsky stood before the Human Rights Council not as a statistic, but as a survivor — and exposed an institution willing to indict Israel instantly while hesitating to believe Jewish women.
New disclosures reveal that Israeli companies continue supplying billions of shekels worth of goods to Gaza. The largely hidden trade network is becoming visible through corporate reporting.
“These acts amount to the war crimes of murder and torture, and abuses of international human rights and humanitarian law,” according to the report.
An Israeli investigative report warns of non-transparent financial flows and possible connections between European Gaza donations and Hamas-affiliated organizations.
A USAID inspector general investigation recommended blacklisting 101 current and former agency staffers, including school teachers and medical professionals, from U.S. foreign-aid programs.
The Center for Medical Integrity argues that the U.N. agency’s reporting system conflates wartime disruptions with deliberate attacks and lacks adequate correction mechanisms.
The agency says it is providing support for 33,000 displaced Palestinians in Judea and Samaria, amid accusations it perpetuates the conflict and should be dismantled.
Jerusalem argues Pretoria’s request for more time exposes a political campaign dressed up as law.
The military self-defense into which Israel was forced by the terror of October 7, 2023, has indeed split across several fronts — Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iran — but fundamentally, all roads lead to Tehran.
