Posts Tagged ‘hamas’
Never Again Means Now- President Trump Marks Yom HaShoah with Strong Message Against Antisemitism
In honor of Yom HaShoah, Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a powerful statement reaffirming the moral imperative to remember the horrors of the Holocaust and to confront the alarming resurgence of antisemitism in our time. With the phrase “Never Again Means Now” serving as both a warning and a call to…
Read MoreAbbas Tells Hamas “Sons of Dogs” To Release Hostages
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas openly condemned Hamas for its actions in Gaza, blaming the group for the prolonged suffering of the civilian population and for giving Israel continued justification for its military campaign. Speaking at a meeting of the Palestinian Central Council in Ramallah, Abbas called on Hamas to immediately release all hostages held…
Read MoreNew York Residents Support Legislation Against Masked Harassment
A new survey from Siena College shows that a clear majority of New York residents support legislation aimed at addressing the growing concern over masked individuals engaging in threatening or unlawful conduct, particularly during politically charged demonstrations. The poll found that 64% of respondents are in favor of a proposed law that would make it…
Read MoreHamas Rejects Israeli Hostage Deal Proposal
The Hamas terror organization has formally rejected Israel’s latest proposal, calling it a “partial deal” that fails to meet its core demands. According to Khalil al-Hayya, a senior figure in Hamas’s leadership, the offer did not include provisions for a permanent ceasefire or the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip—conditions Hamas insists are…
Read MoreAmerican Families Sue Palestinian-American Billionaire for Alleged Support of Hamas Terror Infrastructure
Nearly 400 American citizens whose loved ones were murdered or injured in the brutal October 7th terrorist attack perpetrated by Hamas in southern Israel have filed a civil lawsuit in Washington, D.C. federal court against Bashar Masri, a prominent Palestinian-American businessman. The lawsuit alleges that Masri, through his extensive network of companies, knowingly aided and…
Read MoreGazan Clan Executes Hamas Member for Killing Family Member
Members of a prominent local clan publicly executed an individual accused of being a Hamas operative, following the death of one of their own relatives. The execution, which took place in the city of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, demonstrates both the deepening internal tensions within Palestinian society and the weakening grip of Hamas amidst…
Read MoreJerusalem Post Editor Questioned in Qatari Influence Probe Amid Concerns Over Foreign Involvement in Israeli Media
Zvika Klein, a longtime journalist and current editor-in-chief of the Jerusalem Post, has come under police investigation as part of a widening probe into alleged efforts by the Gulf state of Qatar to influence Israeli public discourse. The investigation, which has been dubbed “Qatargate” by some outlets, is focused on the alleged involvement of close aides…
Read MoreFreed Hostage Yarden Bibas Appeals to Trump: “Help End the War and Bring Them Home”
Yarden Bibas, recently freed from captivity in Gaza, has publicly called upon U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene in ending the ongoing conflict and to facilitate the release of remaining hostages. In an interview on CBS’s ’60 Minutes,’ Bibas implored, “Please stop this war and help bring all of the hostages back.” He emphasized his belief in…
Read MoreIDF Eliminates Senior Hamas Operatives in Targeted Gaza Strikes
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF), in coordination with Israel’s internal security agency, the Shin Bet, announced the successful elimination of two senior Hamas leaders in precise airstrikes carried out in Gaza. These strikes are part of continued military efforts aimed at dismantling the operational and leadership infrastructure of terror groups operating from the Gaza Strip.…
Read MoreHamas Refuses All Offers, War Resumes with Air Strike
The fragile ceasefire between Israel and the Hamas terrorist organization has come to an end, following Hamas’ refusal to uphold its commitments to release additional Israeli hostages. Israeli officials confirmed that after days of negotiations, during which mediators attempted to extend the quiet, Hamas reneged on agreed terms, prompting Israel to resume military operations aimed…
Read MoreTurkey Receives Released Palestinian Terrorists; Concerns Mount Over Hamas Expansion
Reports confirm that Turkey has welcomed 15 Palestinian terrorists recently released from Israeli prisons. These individuals were freed as part of the hostage exchange agreement reached during the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The Qatari newspaper Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed, quoting Egyptian sources, revealed that the Turkish government accepted the detainees, a move viewed by analysts as…
Read MoreIDF Eliminates Terrorists in Gaza Disguised as Journalists, Including October 7 Perpetrator
In a blow to terror organizations operating from Gaza, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that it has successfully eliminated a group of six terror operatives in a targeted operation in Beit Lahiya, located in the northern Gaza Strip. Among those neutralized was a key figure who actively participated in the horrific October 7 assault…
Read MoreIsrael Condemns Hamas’ Manipulation in Hostage Deal
Israeli officials have strongly denounced the recent announcement by Hamas offering to release one living captive and the bodies of four others, all of whom were dual citizens of the United States and Israel. The government has labeled this move as a manipulative tactic intended to apply pressure on Israel and the families of hostages…
Read MoreIsraeli Security Forces Prevent Terror Plot Targeting Jerusalem’s Old City
In a significant achievement for Israel’s security services, a dangerous terror plot intended to harm innocent civilians in Jerusalem’s Old City was successfully thwarted in recent weeks. The planned attack, which was set to take place at the Damascus Gate entrance, involved an Arab Israeli citizen who had been deeply influenced by extremist ideologies. The…
Read MoreFreed Hostage Saw Avinatan Or Alive During Captivity
A freed hostage has reported seeing fellow captive Avinatan Or alive during their time in captivity, marking the first public indication of Or’s status since his abduction on October 7, 2023. Or, 32, was attending the Supernova desert rave near Re’im with his girlfriend, Noa Argamani, when Hamas terrorists launched a massive assault. The couple…
Read MoreHamas Tried to Bait IDF Into Killing a 4-Year Old Child
Hamas has once again demonstrated its utter contempt for human life, even that of its own people. The recent incident, in which the terror group cynically sent a defenseless 4-year-old child toward an IDF military post in Gaza, is a horrifying testament to the organization’s depravity. Demonstrating a commitment to safeguarding innocent lives, the IDF…
Read MoreFreed Hostage Omer Wenkert Recounts Harrowing Ordeal Under Hamas Captivity
In a recent interview, Omer Wenkert, a young man who was held captive by Hamas for 505 days, shared the painful details of his imprisonment and the torment he endured at the hands of his captors. His story demonstrates the suffering of hostages who were taken during the brutal attacks of October 7, 2023, when…
Read MoreJudge Blocks Deportation of Pro-Hamas Protest Organizer Mahmoud Khalil
A federal judge has temporarily halted the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Hamas disturber of the peace and former Columbia University student, following his arrest by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Khalil, who holds a green card, has been a prominent figure in organizing anti-Israel protests on campus, some of which escalated into illegal activities.…
Read MoreIsraeli Delegation Travels to Doha for Indirect Negotiations with Hamas
On Monday afternoon, an Israeli delegation departed for Doha to engage in indirect negotiations with Hamas, facilitated by mediators. These discussions are structured around a framework proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff. The initial phase of the talks will address the organization of negotiations and the key issues to…
Read MoreWho is Mahmoud Khalil, The Pro-Hamas Protest Organizer Arrested by ICE?
Mahmoud Khalil, a former graduate student at Columbia University and a vocal agitator for anti-Israel causes, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Saturday. Khalil, who has been heavily involved in radical campus demonstrations, has openly aligned himself with Hamas sympathizers and played a leading role in disruptive anti-Israel activities at the…
Read MoreHamas-Linked Protest Group Calls For Mass Unrest on Campuses Across The US
In the latest escalation of anti-Israel activism on American university campuses, the radical group National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP) has issued a nationwide call for mass demonstrations and campus occupations. This follows a strong response from authorities at Columbia University, where law enforcement recently cracked down on student-led anti-Israel protests that had disrupted…
Read MoreBoehler Reports Deal With Hamas Can Be Reached In Weeks
U.S. hostage envoy Adam Boehler has engaged in direct discussions with officials from Hamas, aiming to secure the release of hostages held in Gaza. Today, Boehler expressed optimism about reaching an agreement within weeks, stating that there is potential for a comprehensive deal that could facilitate the release of all prisoners, not just American citizens. He…
Read MoreIsrael Cuts Off Power to Gaza
Israel has intensified its measures against Hamas by cutting off the electricity supply to the Gaza Strip. This action aims to pressure Hamas into agreeing to extend the initial phase of their ceasefire, which concluded last weekend. Energy Minister Eli Cohen directed the Israel Electric Corporation to halt electricity sales to Gaza’s power stations. He emphasized that…
Read MoreUS Did Not Tell Israel About Talks with Hamas
The United States has initiated direct negotiations with Hamas to secure the release of American hostages held in the Gaza Strip. This development marks a significant shift in U.S. policy, as Hamas has been designated a terrorist organization by the U.S. since 1997. However, contrary to earlier reports, it seems that the US did not…
Read MoreReleased Hostage Sasha Troufanov Provides Hopeful Update on Rom Braslavski Captive Security Guard
Former hostage Alexander (“Sasha”) Troufanov shared a message that has brought a glimmer of hope to the family and friends of Rom Braslavski, a young Israeli security guard who has been held captive since October 2023. Troufanov, who was released last month after enduring 498 days in captivity, revealed in a video message that he…
Read MoreIsraeli Drone Strike in Gaza’s Shejaiya Neighborhood After Bombs Planted Near Troops
In the early hours of Thursday, an Israeli drone targeted individuals in Gaza City’s eastern Shejaiya neighborhood, leading to the death of one person and injuries to several others, according to Palestinian media reports. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the operation, stating that the drone strike was directed at suspects observed planting an explosive…
Read MoreTrump to Hamas: “Free all hostages now or it is over for you”
President Donald Trump issued a stern ultimatum to the Hamas terrorist organization, demanding the immediate release of all hostages held in Gaza. Addressing Hamas directly, he stated, “Release all of the hostages now—not later—and immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered, or it is OVER for you.” He further warned, “Only sick…
Read MoreQatar Rejects Shin Bet Allegations of Funding Hamas
Qatar has firmly denied accusations from Israel’s Shin Bet security service, asserting that its humanitarian aid to Gaza was misrepresented as support for Hamas. In a recent comprehensive investigation into the tragic events of October 7, Shin Bet identified Qatar as a significant financier of Hamas, suggesting that funds from Doha bolstered the terrorist organization.…
Read MoreIsrael Suspends Aid to Gaza Amid Hamas Refusal to Continue Phase 1 of Ceasefire Agreement
Israel has halted the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip. This decision comes in response to Hamas’s refusal to extend the initial phase of the ceasefire agreement. The recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was established to facilitate the release of hostages and improve humanitarian conditions in Gaza. The first phase, lasting 42…
Read MoreIsrael Proposes Ceasefire Extension Amid Stalled Negotiations with Hamas
As the initial phase of the Gaza ceasefire concludes, Israel has endorsed a proposal to extend the truce through the months of Ramadan (which began March 1st) and Pesach, aiming to secure the release of remaining hostages and establish a permanent cessation of hostilities. However, Hamas has rejected this extension, insisting on immediate discussions for…
Read MoreHamas Regroups Amid Ceasefire, Preparing for Potential Renewed Conflict
Hamas is actively reorganizing its military capabilities in the Gaza Strip, signaling potential preparations for renewed hostilities with Israel. Recent reports indicate that the group’s armed wing has appointed new commanders, initiated training programs for fresh recruits, and commenced the reconstruction of its extensive tunnel network. These efforts suggest a strategic move to fortify positions…
Read MoreTragic Terror Attack in Northern Israel Leaves 13 Injured
In a devastating incident on Thursday, a Palestinian man carried out a terror attack at the Karkur Junction near Pardes Hanna, resulting in 13 individuals being injured, including a 17-year-old girl who is in critical condition. The terrorist, identified as 53-year-old Jamil Zayoud from the Jenin area in the West Bank, had been residing illegally…
Read MoreIDF’s Misjudgment of Hamas Left Southern Israel Vulnerable
For years, the IDF operated under the belief that Hamas was primarily focused on governing the Gaza Strip and was deterred from engaging in large-scale conflict with Israel. This perception led to policies aimed at managing the conflict through deterrence and containment, including permitting financial aid into Gaza and sidelining Hamas’s rival, the Palestinian Authority.…
Read MoreIsrael Prepares for Return of 4 Hostages Murdered by Hamas
Israel is set to receive the bodies of four of its citizens who were held captive in Gaza. The Israeli Health Ministry has announced that a specialized team from the National Institute of Forensic Medicine (Abu Kabir) has been dispatched to the Kerem Shalom crossing on the Gaza border. Their primary task is to conduct…
Read MoreHamas and Israel Agree to Exchange of Slain Hostages and Palestinian Prisoners
Hamas and Israel have reached an agreement to simultaneously exchange the bodies of four Israeli hostages for the release of 602 Palestinian security prisoners. These 602 prisoners were intended to be released on Shabbat, but Israel delayed their release due to Hamas breaking the terms of the agreement with the return of the remains of…
Read MoreMother of Kidnapped Soldier Edan Alexander Hope Trump Can Bring Him Home Renewed Efforts for Release
Mrs. Yael Alexander, mother of 21-year-old American-Israeli soldier Edan Alexander, emphasized the urgency of securing the release of her son and other captives. Edan Alexander, a member of the Golani Brigade’s 51st Battalion, has been held captive for over 508 days. During this period, his family has refrained from labeling the anticipated agreement for his…
Read MoreA Life Dedicated to Peace Ends in Horror: The Farewell to Oded Lifshitz
In a somber gathering at Kibbutz Nir Oz, family, friends, and community members came together to honor the life of Oded Lifshitz, an 83-year-old peace activist and founding member of the kibbutz. Oded was abducted from his home during the attack of October 7, 2023, and, as recently confirmed, was tragically murdered in captivity by…
Read MoreHamas Official Says October 7 Was a Mistake Knowing the Response
In a recent interview, senior Hamas politburo member Mousa Abu Marzouk expressed that, had the devastating aftermath been anticipated, the massive assault on Israel on October 7, 2023, might not have occurred. This attack led to the tragic loss of 1,200 lives and the abduction of 251 individuals. Abu Marzouk stated, “If it was expected…
Read MoreWhite House Supports Israel’s Decision to Postpone Release of Palestinian Prisoners
The White House has expressed its support for Israel’s decision to delay the release of 600 Palestinian prisoners. This move comes in response to what has been described as the “barbaric treatment” of Israeli hostages by the Hamas organization. National Security Council spokesman Brian Hughes stated that postponing the prisoner release is an “appropriate response”…
Read MoreHamas’s Heinous Exploitation of Hostages
In a reprehensible act that has shocked and outraged the global community, Hamas has once again demonstrated its utter disregard for human dignity and life. The terrorist organization recently released a propaganda video showcasing Israeli hostages Evyatar David and Guy Gilboa-Dalal being coerced into witnessing the release of fellow captives, only to be paraded as…
Read MoreNetanyahu Denies Reports Saying He Rejected Sinwar Assassination Proposal Before Oct. 7th
In the days leading up to the tragic events of October 7, 2023, an internal debate unfolded within Israel’s security establishment. According to a report by Channel 12 news, Ronen Bar, the head of the Shin Bet security service, recommended on October 1, 2023, that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorize the targeted assassination of Yahya…
Read MoreIsrael: No More Releasing of Prisoners Until Humiliating Handover Ceremonies End
Israel has postponed the release of over 600 Palestinian prisoners following the “humiliating ceremonies” orchestrated by Hamas during the handover of Israeli hostages. The exchange was part of a ceasefire agreement under which Hamas released six Israeli hostages, while Israel was set to free 620 Palestinian inmates. However, Israeli officials objected to how Hamas presented…
Read MoreHeartbreaking: Bodies of Bibas Family and Oded Lifshitz to Be Retuned Today
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have announced that the bodies of four Israeli hostages—Shiri Bibas, her young sons Ariel and Kfir, and journalist Oded Lifshitz—are scheduled to be returned to Israel today. The handover, facilitated by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), is expected to commence around 9 a.m. Israel time, 2 a.m.…
Read MoreAnti-Israel Protest in Brooklyn’s Boro Park Sparks Clashes and Community Outcry
A recent anti-Israel protest in the heart of Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish community escalated into confrontations, drawing widespread condemnation from local leaders and residents. On Tuesday evening, approximately 200 protesters, organized by the activist group Pal-Awda, gathered in Boro Park to voice opposition to an Israeli real estate event they claimed was promoting the sale of…
Read MoreHamas Proposes Deal to Release all Hostages at Once in Exchange for Complete Withdrawal from Gaza
Senior Hamas Terrorist Taher al-Nunu announced that the terror organization is prepared to release all remaining hostages in a single exchange during the second phase of the ongoing ceasefire agreement with Israel. This proposal marks a departure from the current phased approach to hostage releases and introduces a new dynamic to the negotiations. Hamas has…
Read MoreHamas Names Six Living Israeli Hostages and Four Bodies to be Released This Week
The families of six Israeli hostages have been informed by Israeli authorities that their loved ones are scheduled for release by Hamas this coming Shabbas. The individuals set to return are: This announcement brings a mixture of relief and anticipation to the families, who have endured prolonged periods of uncertainty and anguish. The release is…
Read MoreIsrael and Hamas Reach Agreement to Release 6 Live Hostages and 4 Bodies
In a significant development, Israeli and Hamas officials have reached an agreement for the release of six living hostages this coming Saturday. Additionally, the bodies of four individuals will be returned to Israel on Thursday. Among those to be freed are Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, two Israeli citizens who have been held captive in…
Read More500 Days in Captivity: Families of Hostages Fast and Rally Across Israel
Families of hostages held in Gaza marked the 500th day since the tragic events of October 7, 2023, with nationwide rallies and a collective 500-minute fast. The event was organized by the Hostages and Missing Families Forum to highlight the ongoing plight of the captives and urge their immediate release. The fast commenced at 11:40…
Read MoreShin Bet Investigates Alleged Connections Between Prime Minister’s Advisers and Qatar
The Israeli Security Agency, known as the Shin Bet, has initiated an investigation into reports suggesting that advisers to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have maintained undisclosed ties with Qatar, a nation recognized for its financial support of Hamas. This development follows inquiries from Member of Knesset Gilad Kariv. In response, the Shin Bet confirmed it…
Read MoreFreed Hostages Recount Horrifying Conditions Under Hamas Captivity
In the early hours of Sunday, three Israeli hostages Sagi Dekel-Chen, Sasha Troufanov, and Yair Horn were released after enduring 498 days of captivity in Gaza. Their return has shed light on the severe physical and psychological torment they faced at the hands of Hamas and its allied factions. Family members, relaying information cleared for…
Read MoreSigns of Life Emerge for 10 Hostages in Gaza
In the past week several families of Israeli hostages held in Gaza have received signs of life from their loved ones, providing a glimmer of hope amid the prolonged uncertainty. These updates have primarily come through testimonies from recently released hostages, shedding light on the conditions and well-being of those still in captivity. The family…
Read MoreHamas Instructs Leaders to Cease Cell Phone Use Amid Concerns of Ceasefire Ending
In light of escalating concerns over the stability of the current ceasefire with Israel, Hamas has directed its senior political and military officials to discontinue the use of cell phones. This measure aims to prevent potential tracking and targeting by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), as reported by sources within Hamas to the London-based Asharq Al-Awsat…
Read MorePrime Minister Netanyahu’s Ultimatum to Hamas: Release Hostages by Shabbos Noon or Face Renewed Military Action
In a recent video address, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Hamas, stating that if the hostages held in Gaza are not released by noon on Shabbos, the current ceasefire will be terminated, and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will resume intensive military operations until Hamas is decisively defeated. This announcement follows…
Read MoreFamily of Kidnapped Twins Receives Sign of Life; Shlomo Mansour Hy”d Murdered on October 7th
With great sorrow, it has been confirmed that Shlomo Mansour, 86, from Kibbutz Kissufim, who was abducted from his home during Hamas’s brutal attack on October 7, 2024, was murdered that same day, and his body was taken to Gaza. The announcement was made this morning (Tuesday) in Kibbutz Kissufim. In a statement, the kibbutz…
Read MoreHamas Threatens to Delay Hostage Release, Citing Baseless Claims Against Israel
The Hamas terror group announced plans to delay the next hostage-prisoner exchange originally scheduled for this coming Shabbos, claiming that Israel has violated the ceasefire agreement. Hudhaifa Kahlout, a spokesman for Hamas’s Al-Qassam Brigades who goes by the name Abu Obeida, accused Israel of preventing displaced Gazans from returning to northern Gaza and of opening…
Read MoreSurvey: Sharp Rise in Support for Hamas Among Arab Israelis, Declining National Security Confidence Among Jews
A new survey by the Israel Democracy Institute (IDI) has revealed a troubling trend: support for Hamas rule in Gaza among Arab Israelis has risen dramatically, while Jewish confidence in national security has dropped significantly. The findings come as the country continues to grapple with the ongoing hostage crisis and debates over post-war governance of…
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