Trump’s point man in the region called the terrorist group’s latest moves “disappointing and completely unacceptable.”

IDF chief hails latest victories in southern Gaza, urges his troops to push on in hopes of ending the war on Israel’s terms.

The Foreign Office sent the money to UNICEF, even though it knew the agency worked with the Hamas-controlled Ministry of Social Development.

More than 15 organizations compete to fill the vacuum after the war ends, and Israel should start paying attention.

“Diplomatic solutions won’t work,” said Agam Berger during a meeting in France with Jean-Noël Barrot.

The figures’ wide acceptance constitutes a “major strategic victory” for Hamas, according to the Australian authors of the study.

“If Hamas wants to make a legitimate offer and release hostages, we’re always open to that,” stressed Adam Boehler.

The IDF spokesperson describes the military’s process of getting civilians out of combat zones and engaging Hamas terrorists when they are encircled.

A study by IMPACT-se found that textbooks “promote antisemitism, glorify violent jihad, and express strong hostility toward homosexuality.”