Rom Braslavski recounts a two‑year ordeal of abuse and humiliation at the hands of Gaza captors, adding a new layer to Israel’s case against Hamas.
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“The possibility that Hamas will put aside its weapons is the same possibility that Israel will win the [World Cup],” said former Israel Security Agency head Avi Dichter.
As Trump pushes for a stabilization force in Gaza, Israel warns it won’t tolerate a halfway deal.
Repeating a falsehood again and again doesn’t make it true.
A new poll shows that the majority of Palestinians stand behind Hamas and glorify “resistance.”
As Israel closes the chapter on hostage recovery, the prime minister signals a new phase of deterrence—with zero leniency for terrorists and stronger penalties ahead.
A US drone captures an attack by Hamas on a humanitarian truck in northern Khan Yunis—a serious breach of the Gaza ceasefire.
Jerusalem accuses Hamas of stalling to avoid disarmament, as questions mount over the fate of 11 known deceased captives.
This is the moment to “move from a covenant of faith, a people bound together by a history of suffering, to a covenant of destiny,” said Ditza Or, whose son Avinatan survived 738 days in Hamas captivity.
“We want to believe they weren’t part of this,” a spokesman for the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office told JNS.
