In a disconcerting revelation, it has come to light that the Biden administration's fiscal support inadvertently subsidizes groups linked with terrorism, failing to meet a fundamental standard of accountability and oversight. A report by Reuters, based on an Israeli intelligence dossier, exposed that approximately 190 employees of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) are allegedly affiliated with Hamas or Islamic Jihad, described by an Israeli official as "hardened fighters, killers."

Israeli MKs across political spectrum, incl. Opposition, sign letter to members of parliaments from countries that froze @UNRWA funding, calling to permanently defund the organization, following explosive links to Hamas Oct 7 attacks. Letter spearheaded by MK @dillouz from Likud. pic.twitter.com/6s97jHqpDJ

— Arsen Ostrovsky 🎗️ (@Ostrov_A) February 6, 2024

06 February 2024

Read more: Funding UNRWA Amid Terror Links: U.S. Policy Under Scrutiny

In the months following Hamas' attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, the Israeli military continues to face challenges in achieving a decisive victory over the Islamist group. Despite this, there has been a noticeable reduction in Hamas' capabilities. Rocket attacks on Israeli cities have significantly decreased, and Hamas' activities are now largely confined to northern Gaza. Intelligence suggests that the main strength of Hamas is concentrated in the south, particularly in Khan Younis and Rafah.

25 January 2024

Read more: Israel's Ongoing Struggle Against Hamas: A Complex Gaza Crisis

In a recent attempt to reshape public perception, Hamas has released a 16-page document titled “Our Narrative: Operation Al-Aqsa Flood,” aiming to justify the events of October 7 and to recast the group in the light of a “national liberation” movement. This document comes in the wake of a massacre that has drawn widespread condemnation and has brought into sharp focus the terror group's actions and ideologies.

22 January 2024

Read more: Hamas's Propaganda Effort Denies Atrocities & Blames Israel For 10/7 Civilian Deaths

As Israel grapples with the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the government, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been actively pursuing a policy to facilitate the voluntary resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza. This initiative has gained momentum with reports of secret talks with several countries, including Congo, for potential absorption of these migrants.

03 January 2024

Read more: Make Congo Gaza Again? Coalition Working On "Voluntary Migration" Plan For Palestinians

US and European Nations Grapple with Strategic Decisions as Houthi Threats Disrupt Global Shipping

02 January 2024

Read more: Escalating Red Sea Conflict Draws Western Powers Closer to Middle East Turmoil