In a decisive display of Israel’s commitment to security and the integrity of the ongoing ceasefire agreement, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched an airstrike on a suspicious vehicle in the Nuseirat region of the Gaza Strip on Sunday. According to Palestinian reports, at least one individual was killed, and several others sustained injuries in the operation.
Read more: IDF Strikes Gaza Vehicle for Ceasefire Violation, Casualties Reported
In a rare and candid interview with the Emirati Al Mashhad Media, former Fatah militant Mohammed a-Tus, once a staunch proponent of armed struggle, has issued a striking rebuke of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel. Now freed after spending four decades behind Israeli bars, a-Tus is urging the next generation of Palestinians to abandon the path of violence in favor of diplomatic efforts.
Read more: Released Fatah Terrorist Condemns Hamas' October 7th Violence
The barbaric crimes committed by Hamas-led terrorists on October 7, 2023, defied comprehension—so unspeakable that the world has struggled to grasp the full magnitude of the horror. Yet, a newly released 79-page report, painstakingly compiled by the Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes by Hamas Against Women and Children, insists that silence is not an option. The world must confront these atrocities, bear witness, and demand justice.
Read more: "Kinocide": New Report Exposes Hamas’s Unprecedented War Crimes
Liri Albag, a 19-year-old Israeli soldier and former lookout for the Israel Defense Forces, has shattered the silence surrounding her harrowing experience after being held captive by Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip for an excruciating 477 days. Released on Saturday as part of a delicate truce deal, Albag has described the enclave with chilling clarity, stating, “Dad, there are two million terrorists there, make no mistake,” as reported by Israel’s 103FM Radio on Monday.
Read more: Liri Albag: 'Gaza is Home to Two Million Terrorists'
In a groundbreaking move set to reshape the landscape of land ownership in the heart of the Jewish homeland, Israel's Ministerial Committee has approved legislation to repeal a pre-1967 Jordanian law that discriminates against Jews. Spearheaded by the Land of Israel Caucus and Knesset member Moshe Solomon, this monumental bill has garnered support from over 40 Knesset members across Israel's political spectrum, underscoring its far-reaching impact and national significance.
Read more: Jordanian Law Repealed Allowing Jews to Buy Land in Judea & Samaria
