Beirut trembled under the deafening roar of Israeli fighter jets as tens of thousands of Hezbollah supporters flooded the streets to bid a final farewell to their fallen leader, Hassan Nasrallah. Five months after he was eliminated in a devastating Israeli airstrike on Beirut’s southern suburbs, Nasrallah’s body was finally being laid to rest in an extravagant display meant to mask the militant group’s weakened state.

23 February 2025

Read more: IDF Jets Do A Flyby Over Stadium Holding Nasrallah's Funeral

In a dramatic escalation of Israel’s counterterrorism efforts, Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to maintain a firm presence in several Judea & Samaria refugee camps for at least a year, ensuring that recently cleared terror strongholds do not resurge. The bold directive comes as Israel intensifies its campaign to eradicate militant threats in the region, preventing the reestablishment of terrorist infrastructure and securing long-term stability.

23 February 2025

Read more: Katz: IDF Clears 40,000 Palestinians From Samaria "Refugee Camps"

In a decisive and forceful move, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced early Sunday that Israel would delay the scheduled release of Palestinian prisoners in response to Hamas' ongoing breaches of the agreement and its deliberate humiliation of Israeli hostages. This development underscores Israel’s unwavering stance against the terror group’s cynical exploitation of captives for propaganda.

23 February 2025

Read more: Israel Halts Prisoner Release Over Hamas' Hostage Humiliation Tactics

In a grim and grotesque display of barbarity, Hamas militants handed over black coffins they claimed contained the remains of Shiri Bibas and her two innocent children, Kfir and Ariel—who, in their tragic deaths, have become national symbols of the Israeli people's suffering. Also among the remains was the body of 83-year-old Oded Lifshitz, another victim of Hamas’ unrelenting brutality.

20 February 2025

Read more: Israel Mourns As Palestinians Cheer Coffins Of Murdered Bibas Family

In a grotesque and calculated display of cruelty, Hamas has announced the deaths of its youngest hostages—two-year-old Kfir Bibas, his five-year-old brother Ariel, and their mother, Shiri. The terrorist group confirmed that their remains would be returned to Israel this week, a grim finale to the months-long torment endured by their loved ones.

18 February 2025

Read more: Evil: Hamas Says Bodies Of Bibas Family to Be Returned Thursday