Unprovoked Hamas Attack on Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Workers

An unprovoked Hamas attack on Gaza Humanitarian Foundation workers left at least eight people dead, sparking condemnation from U.S.-backed organization and calls for international support. GHF continues its mission to provide food security for Palestinians in Gaza despite security risks.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Coalition and Military Service Exemptions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his coalition faced a serious challenge, but a bill to dissolve parliament and call for early elections failed, giving them more time. The issue centered around exemptions to military service for the ultra-Orthodox community. Netanyahu accused Israeli police of trying to 'topple' his government. The debate has intensified due to the ongoing conflict with Hamas.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Reopens After Deadly Attack by Hamas

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation reopened despite a deadly attack by Hamas, delivering a record number of meals to needy Palestinians. The organization's interim director condemned the attack and vowed to continue providing food security for the people of Gaza.

Hamas Attack on Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Aid Workers

Hamas attacked a bus full of aid workers from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, killing at least five local Palestinians and potentially taking hostages. The GHF condemns the attack and holds Hamas responsible for the lives lost. Hamas opposes the GHF's operations and prefers to control aid provided by the United Nations.

Sanctions on Israeli Officials and Reactions

The Trump administration criticizes sanctions imposed by U.K., Norway, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia against Israeli officials, condemning Hamas as a terrorist organization. Israel objects to the sanctions and accuses the nations of contributing to the hardening of Hamas' stance.

Latvia's Role in the United Nations Security Council

Latvia supports President Trump's 'peace through strength' approach to ending wars, ready to address conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, and strengthen global security as a member of the U.N. Security Council.

Emergence of 'The Popular Forces' in Gaza

A new armed group called 'The Popular Forces' has emerged in Gaza and is being armed by Israel as a counter to Hamas' rule.

U.S. Policy on Palestinian State and Middle East Conflict

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee states that the U.S. no longer supports a Palestinian state in Israel's West Bank regions, suggesting it could be formed elsewhere in the region. He warns Iran over uranium enrichment and insists Hamas must free hostages before any end to the Gaza war.

Terrorist Threats and Geopolitical Tensions

Al Qaeda leader with $6 million bounty on his head calls for Muslims in America to target President Trump and his advisers for their pro-Israel stances. Hamas threatens aid operations in Gaza, causing delays. Former President Trump vows support for Israel following Hamas attacks. U.S. drone strikes targeted jihadists in Yemen during Trump's presidency.

Greta Thunberg detained in Israel

Greta Thunberg and fellow activists were detained by Israel aboard a Gaza-bound yacht. They refused to view footage of a Hamas terrorist attack and were eventually sent back to their home countries.

Zaher Birawi and Gaza Aid Boat Seizure by Israeli Forces

Zaher Birawi, a Palestinian-British journalist in London, is a key figure behind the Gaza-bound aid boat seized by Israeli forces. He has been linked to Hamas, denied terror links, and organized protests against Israel. The boat was intercepted while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza.

Israeli forces seize yacht bound for Gaza with pro-Hamas activists

Israeli forces seized a yacht bound for Gaza carrying pro-Hamas activists, including Greta Thunberg, and forced them to watch footage of an October massacre. The activists were detained and their mission was criticized by Israeli officials as 'Instagram activism.' The crew was released after being shown a video of Hamas atrocities.

Qatar's Relationship with Hamas

Documents found in Gaza suggest a close relationship between Qatar and Hamas, including fundraising for the terrorist group. Qatar allegedly undermined efforts to normalize relations between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Gulf nations blockaded Qatar due to its ties with Iran. The conflict was resolved in 2021, ahead of Qatar hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's Aid Delivery in Gaza

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, led by Rev. Dr. Johnnie Moore, has successfully delivered aid to Palestinians in Gaza without interference from Hamas. The foundation has distributed nearly 10 million meals in a short time, bypassing traditional aid networks. Moore emphasizes the transparency and success of the operation, refuting false claims and disinformation spread by Hamas and global aid organizations. The foundation is supported by members of Congress and American citizens, with plans to expand further.

Israel Defense Forces reveal Hamas military leader's hideout beneath hospital in Gaza

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) published a video of Hamas military leader Muhammad Sinwar's body being dragged from a cavern beneath a hospital in Gaza, revealing a hidden hideout with money and weapons. Critics raised concerns about the use of hospitals as shields by Hamas.

U.S. Policy on Gaza

Senator James Lankford (R-OK) stated that the United States is not taking over Gaza and it is not America's responsibility to run it. He emphasized the importance of humanitarian aid in Gaza and preventing Hamas from controlling the region.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Humanitarian Aid in Gaza

At least five people were killed and others wounded by Israeli fire as they headed towards aid distribution points in Gaza, run by the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The situation highlights the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in the region.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid distribution in Gaza

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) reopened after closing due to threats from Hamas, successfully distributing millions of free meals despite opposition. GHF aims to provide aid independently and securely, overcoming challenges from Hamas and the UN.

Boston Consulting Group's Involvement in Gaza Humanitarian Foundation

Christoph Schweizer, CEO of Boston Consulting Group (BCG), apologized for BCG's past role in a U.S.-backed alternative to Hamas and the United Nations in Gaza. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is a successful Trump administration-supported initiative providing aid directly to Palestinians, protected by the IDF. BCG faced pressure from anti-Israel activists, fired two executives, and launched a formal investigation. GHF faced criticism from Hamas and the UN, and temporarily shut down aid sites due to threats from Hamas. BCG's involvement led to backlash and accusations of Trump derangement syndrome.

Antisemitic Violence in America

Antisemitic violence erupts in America as some invoke Intifada and target Jews. Recent incidents in Boulder, Colorado, highlight organized attacks linked to Hamas. Strategies to combat anti-Semitic violence need to evolve to address root causes, including disrupting support and resources for perpetrators.

Thai Workers in Israel

Israel retrieves body of Thai hostage killed by Hamas during the Gaza attack in 2023, sparking war. Thailand's foreign ministry confirms the death of the Thai hostage and criticizes Israel for poor working conditions of Thai farm laborers.

Boulder Jewish Festival After Attack in Boulder, Colorado

A community in Boulder, Colorado, comes together for the Boulder Jewish Festival after an attack on a group calling for the release of Israeli hostages. The festival focuses on community healing and raising awareness of captives in Gaza. Increased security measures are in place, and the attacker, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, faces multiple charges including a hate crime. The event took place against the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas war and a spike in antisemitism in the U.S.

Antisemitic Attacks in the U.S.

The article discusses the rise in antisemitic attacks in the U.S., with a focus on recent incidents in Colorado and Washington, D.C. It highlights the aggressive approach of the Trump administration in addressing antisemitism and the challenges it faces in balancing free speech and civil rights laws.

France's stance on recognizing a Palestinian state

France is dampening expectations of rapidly recognizing a Palestinian state, citing the need for more than symbolic gestures. The country is co-hosting a UN conference on a two-state solution and is determined to make a move but wants it to be more substantial. The issue of recognizing Palestine is tied to the disarmament of Hamas, which recently carried out a deadly attack on Israel. France hopes its recognition will encourage others to do the same and is working closely with the UK on the matter.

Trump administration-backed aid effort in Gaza Strip

A Trump administration-backed aid effort delivered over 1.4 million meals to Palestinians in Gaza without any violence. The aid was not channeled through the corrupt United Nations or stolen by Hamas. The initiative received backlash from Hamas and the United Nations, but was well-received by the Palestinian population. The project was temporarily suspended due to security concerns.

Israeli support for Palestinian clans in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledged backing armed Palestinian groups in Gaza opposed to Hamas, including the Popular Forces led by Yasser Abu Shabab. The Abu Shabab group has been involved in protecting aid shipments but also accused of attacking and looting aid convoys. The situation has led to deadly shootings, prompting the closure of distribution sites by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted to arming clans in the Gaza Strip to undermine Hamas. This move has sparked controversy and raised concerns about potential consequences.

Challenges Faced by Israel in Defeating Hamas and Rescuing Hostages in Gaza

Former Israeli government spokesperson discusses the challenges Israel faces in defeating Hamas and rescuing hostages in Gaza, amid international criticism and pressure. The dilemma involves the need to remove Hamas from power while saving hostages, with conflicting goals and international pressures complicating the situation.

Murder of Israeli Embassy Staffers in Washington, DC

Leo Terrell, senior counsel at the Department of Justice, pledges to review all leads after a left-wing influencer praises the murder of two Israeli embassy staffers in Washington, DC, calling it an act of resistance. The influencer referred to the gunman as a 'resistance fighter' and urged support for his actions. Authorities are treating the killings as a targeted act of terrorism motivated by antisemitic hatred.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's stance on President Trump's relocation plan for Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasizes the importance of implementing President Trump's relocation plan for ending the war in Gaza, stating conditions for a ceasefire and total victory over Hamas. The plan aims to transform Gaza into a thriving regional economic hub and offers relocation opportunities. Netanyahu rejects calls for a Palestinian state and criticizes European leaders for urging a ceasefire. Public support for Trump's vision is emerging, with potential benefits of reducing conflict and weakening Hamas.

Musician Feud with Political Commentary

Aging rocker Neil Young criticizes President Trump and supports Hamas, while also involving fellow rocker Bruce Springsteen in the feud.

Visa Restrictions on Indian Travel Agencies Facilitating Illegal Immigration to the United States

The State Department announced visa restrictions on Indian travel agencies accused of facilitating illegal immigration to the United States. Recent deportation cases involving Indian nationals were highlighted, including one linked to a pro-Palestine protest and another linked to Hamas. The visa ban was supported by Indian travel agents not involved in illegal immigration schemes.

Iran Nuclear Talks and Israeli-Hamas Negotiations

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran expressed doubts about the progress of nuclear talks with the US, contrasting President Trump's optimism. Other negotiations, such as the release of Israeli hostages by Hamas, have also stalled.

Israel's Military Pressure on Hamas in Gaza

Israel is increasing military pressure on Hamas in Gaza, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowing to 'take over' the Gaza Strip as aid begins to flow back into the region.

Israeli Ambassador's Response to Accusations of Genocide in Gaza

Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations demands retraction from a U.N. official for accusing Israel of conducting genocide in Gaza. He emphasizes Israel's determination to bring back hostages held by Hamas and criticizes international criticism over Israel's war against Hamas terrorists.

Israeli Ground Operation in Gaza

Israel has launched a new ground operation in Gaza to take territory and hold it, while Palestinians flee intense bombardment. Peace talks between Israel and Hamas are ongoing, and Israel plans to allow food and medicine into Gaza after a blockade to pressure Hamas to release hostages.

Israel's Plan to Take Over Gaza Strip and Resume Aid

Israel plans to take over the entire Gaza Strip, with increased attacks on Hamas and resuming aid after halting it to pressure Hamas to release hostages. International pressure has mounted on Israel to restart aid due to worsening malnutrition in Gaza.

Controversy Surrounding Israel's Eurovision Participation

The Reddit community for Eurovision shut down due to hate speech after Israel came second in the competition. Far-left and pro-Hamas protests took place against Israel's participation. Israel faced opposition from former Eurovision acts and heads of state. The winner was an opera singer from Austria. Reddit moderators locked the page to handle hate speech. Pro-Hamas protesters attempted to attack the Israeli singer during her performance.

Israeli military operations in Gaza Strip

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to end the aid blockade of Gaza while intensifying air strikes and ground operations, leading to mounting casualties and destruction. The conflict has escalated, with Israel moving towards full control of the Gaza Strip.

Qatar's Investments in U.S. Universities and Businesses

Qatar has made significant investments in U.S. universities and businesses, including funding branches of elite American universities in Qatar. The country has also been involved in mediating between Israel and Hamas and has warm relations with the United States.

Israeli Negotiations with Hamas in Doha

Israeli negotiators in Doha are considering proposals for a deal with Hamas to end the war in Gaza with the release of remaining hostages. Prime Minister Netanyahu's team is exploring various options, including a ceasefire with limited hostage exchange or a comprehensive release of all hostages and the exile of Hamas.

Israeli Ground Offensive in Gaza

Israel launches ground offensive in Gaza following intensified airstrikes, with talks of ceasefire ongoing. Gaza health officials report 500 Palestinians killed, including women and children. Israel vows to expand offensive while planning to renew food aid to Gaza. Ceasefire talks aim to free Israeli hostages, but Israel demands exile and disarmament of Hamas militants.

Israel Offensive in Gaza

Israel has launched a major offensive in Gaza, resulting in a high death toll and displacement of civilians. The offensive aims to release hostages and defeat Hamas. The UN reports that much of Gaza is within Israeli militarized zones or under displacement orders. No aid has entered Gaza since March, raising concerns of famine. The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation plans to start aid work by the end of May. There are discussions about relocating Palestinians from Gaza to Libya.

UAE Foreign Minister's Concern for Israeli Hostages

UAE Foreign Minister emphasizes the need to release Israeli hostages held by Hamas as a crucial step towards peace in Gaza. The UAE, known for its Abraham Accords with Israel, continues to support humanitarian aid to Gaza despite the ongoing conflict.

Israel's Eurovision Journey Amid Protests

Israel has advanced to the Eurovision grand final despite anti-Israel protesters disrupting a rehearsal. The singer, Yuval Raphael, survived a Hamas terrorist attack and is a favorite to win. There have been ongoing tensions and protests against Israel at the event.

Hamas peace talks with the United States over Gaza conflict

Senior Hamas official confirms direct talks with US over peace in Gaza, willing to step down if war ends. US president's 'transactional' approach viewed positively by Hamas. Trump's plan for Gaza criticized as 'ethnic cleansing' by Palestinians.

Trump Administration Aid Plan for Palestinians in Gaza

The Trump Administration has a new plan for delivering aid to Palestinians in Gaza amid Israel's blockade. The plan aims to address concerns of aid meant for civilians being stolen by Hamas, but experts are worried about potential negative precedents.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

President Trump suggests turning Gaza Strip into a 'freedom zone' amid deadly Israeli airstrikes, Hamas releases U.S.-Israeli hostage, talks of ceasefire stalled, Saudi Arabia and Qatar urge end to war in Gaza, Israel plans offensive and food ration distribution in Gaza.

Israeli Military Strikes in Gaza Strip

Israeli military strikes killed at least 60 people in the Gaza Strip as the U.S. and Arab mediators push for a ceasefire deal. The strikes intensified during Trump's visit to the Middle East. Hamas accuses Israel of escalating violence and displacement in Gaza.

Qatari PM's Remarks on Israel-Hamas Deal

Qatari PM says Israel and Hamas can't reach a deal due to fundamental differences. Mentions release of hostage Edan Alexander and subsequent Gaza hospital massacre. Disagreement over war continuation vs. war-ending approach.

Senator Bernie Sanders on US involvement in the Gaza crisis

Senator Bernie Sanders claims the United States is complicit in the humanitarian crisis in Gaza due to its support for Israel's actions.

Food Crisis in Gaza

Nearly half a million people in Gaza face starvation as Israel halts flow of humanitarian aid to pressure Hamas. Food is scarce, with people resorting to grinding up pasta and lentils to make flour for bread.

Release of Georgetown University Researcher Detained for Allegedly Spreading Hamas Propaganda

Federal judge orders release of Georgetown University researcher detained for allegedly spreading propaganda in support of Hamas. No evidence presented to refute researcher's claims. Researcher granted visa for peace building research.

Mother's Plea to Bring Sons Home from Gaza Captivity

Sylvia Cunio, mother of David and Ariel Cunio, shares the heartbreaking story of her sons' kidnapping by Hamas terrorists and the ongoing struggle to bring them home after over 585 days in captivity.

President Trump's visit to the Middle East and the call for unconditional surrender by Hamas

President Trump discusses the need for complete surrender by Hamas and the Palestinian people for peace in the Middle East. The article emphasizes the importance of ending the cycle of war through unconditional surrender and embracing modernity.

U.S. State Department's Reaction to Protests at Columbia University and Israel, Hamas Developments

The article discusses the U.S. State Department's reaction to protests at Columbia University and recent developments between Israel and Hamas. It highlights the Trump administration's approach to conflicts globally and the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Children's show star Ms. Rachel defending Hamas talking points with Mehdi Hasan

Children's show star Ms. Rachel defends echoing Hamas talking points against Israel in collaboration with anti-Israel journalist Mehdi Hasan. Accurso claimed overestimated casualty rates promoted by Hamas, including the number of children killed. Hasan lost his job at MSNBC in 2024 after controversial attacks on Israel. Both have faced criticism for their anti-Israel comments.

Israeli Airstrike on Hamas Leader Muhammad Sinwar

The Israel Defense Forces launched an airstrike targeting Hamas leader Muhammad Sinwar, who took over after his brother's death. The strike occurred in an underground facility beneath a hospital in Gaza. Houthi rebels also launched missiles at Israel from Yemen, despite a ceasefire announcement. Israel is considering a temporary ceasefire in Gaza as part of a potential hostage deal. The events occurred during Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia and other Arab states.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Pledge to Fight Against Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to move against Hamas with full force to complete the fight against the Iran-backed terror group. American hostage Edan Alexander is released by Hamas, and efforts are being made for the release of the remaining hostages. U.S. Special Envoys meet with families of hostages to discuss a possible ceasefire in Gaza.

Negotiations for the Release of Hostages Held by Hamas

American and Israeli officials are working to negotiate the release of hostages held by Hamas, following the recent release of one hostage. There is tension between the U.S. and Israeli governments regarding the handling of the situation.

Senate Floor Exchange on Israel-Hamas Conflict

Republican Senator Bernie Moreno accused Sen. Bernie Sanders of spreading Hamas propaganda after Sanders accused Israel of war crimes and ethnic cleansing. Moreno defended Israel, calling Hamas the enemy and criticizing Sanders' remarks as one-sided and misleading.

Release of American-Israeli Hostage Edan Alexander by Hamas

Freed American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander was reportedly tortured by Hamas during his captivity, kept handcuffed in a cage. He was released ahead of Trump's visit to Arab countries. Red Cross failed to visit him. Trump and Special Envoy welcomed the release.

Release of American Hostage Edan Alexander from Hamas Captivity

American hostage Edan Alexander, a 21-year old New Jersey native, has been released from Hamas captivity after more than 580 days. He will undergo medical and psychological evaluation in Israel before reuniting with his family. President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have expressed support for his release.

Arizona Law Bans Encampments on University Campuses Amid Protests

Arizona lawmakers have outlawed encampments on public university campuses to address ongoing protests, with penalties for violators. The bill was introduced by Democratic Arizona State Rep. Alma Hernandez in response to anti-Israel protests. President Donald Trump has threatened to pull federal funding from schools and deport students who support terrorist organizations.

Release of Israeli-American Edan Alexander by Hamas

President Trump announced that Israeli-American Edan Alexander is set to be released by Hamas, potentially the last living U.S. citizen held in Gaza, with the handover scheduled right before the president's trip to the Middle East.

Release of Israeli-American Hostage by Hamas

Hamas is expected to release Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel, following talks with the U.S. and pressure from humanitarian groups. President Trump views the release as a positive step towards ending the conflict, while supporters await Alexander's return without any concessions. The release is seen as a move to continue negotiations for a broader ceasefire deal, amid ongoing tensions and violence in Gaza.

President Trump's Middle East trip and domestic agenda

President Trump leaves for a four-day trip to the Middle East, Hamas expected to release American Israeli hostage, Republicans aim to advance Trump's domestic agenda.

Release of Israeli-American Hostage by Hamas

Hamas to release Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander, believed to be the last U.S. citizen held captive in Gaza, as part of ceasefire efforts. Release comes ahead of President Trump's trip to the Middle East. Israeli military operation paused for release. Alexander was captured during Hamas attacks in 2023. More than 52,000 people killed in Israeli assault on Gaza since then. Alexander's release expected soon.

Anti-Israel Protest at Eurovision 2025

An anti-Israel protester at the Eurovision opening event in 2025 made throat-slitting gestures and spit towards the Israeli delegation. The surge of anti-Israeli sentiments has led to calls for Israel's ouster from the competition. Israel has been participating in Eurovision since 1973 and has won four times. The 2024 Eurovision contest was hosted by Sweden in Malmö. The current Israeli representative, Yuval Raphael, survived a Hamas attack and sings a song focusing on overcoming hardship. Anti-Israel protesters in Basel demanded Israel's exclusion from Eurovision, accusing Israel of 'genocide.'

Release of American Hostage by Hamas

American hostage Edan Alexander, held by Hamas since October 2023, has been released and is coming home to his family. President Trump expressed gratitude for his release and hopes this is a step towards ending the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.

Hamas to Release Israeli American Hostage Edan Alexander for Ceasefire

Hamas to release Israeli American hostage Edan Alexander in effort to establish ceasefire with Israel. Alexander, a 21-year-old soldier with dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship, was captured during Hamas-led attacks on southern Israel. President Trump confirms agreement for release. Talks between Hamas and U.S. signal major shift in American policy towards Hamas.

Hamas to Release American Hostage Edan Alexander

Hamas agrees to release American hostage Edan Alexander, the last living U.S. citizen held captive in Gaza, as part of efforts to achieve a ceasefire and open aid crossings. The release is seen as a gesture of goodwill toward President Trump.

Critique of Democrat Party's Shift Towards Extremist Ideals

Bill Maher criticizes the Democrat Party for catering to antisemitic young people in universities, claiming they have shifted from promoting progressive causes to extremist ideals popular on college campuses.

American Hostage Held by Hamas in Gaza

Adi Alexander, father of American hostage Edan Alexander, calls for Trump Administration to bring hostages home. Hamas claims they will release Edan Alexander, a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen, held captive since the October 7 Hamas attack. Efforts are being made for a ceasefire and his release.

U.S.-Israel Relations and Middle East Negotiations

Senior adviser to President Trump dismisses reports of rift with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as fake news, emphasizing strong alliance between the two countries. Talks about ongoing negotiations in Gaza and with Iran, expressing hope for peaceful resolutions.

Controversy Surrounding Accusations of 'Genocide' Against Israel at the ICJ

Former South African foreign minister Naledi Pandor revealed that the plan to take Israel to the International Court of Justice for 'genocide' came from anti-Israel lawyer John Dugard via former South African intelligence minister Ronnie Kasrils. The plan was kept secret to avoid criticism from the Jewish community.

Bill Maher's Criticism of Young Democrats' Views on Israel and Hamas

Bill Maher criticizes young Democrats for supporting Hamas and not showing enough love for the U.S. He warns that the party is doomed if it continues this way.

Bill Maher's criticism of the Democratic Party

Bill Maher criticizes the Democratic Party for not rebuking the idea that America is 'cringe' and praises the country's progress on progressive issues. He expresses concern that young Democrats support groups like Hamas and criticizes the party for not pushing back on such ideas.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Israel's ongoing blockade of humanitarian assistance for Gaza has forced aid groups to shut down community soup kitchens, leading to malnutrition and hunger among the population. The blockade, in place since March, has damaged Gaza's water system and left supplies to treat malnutrition running out. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in a high death toll and casualties on both sides.

Growing Disillusionment in Gaza and President Trump's Gaza Resettlement Plan

A poll in Gaza shows growing disillusionment with Hamas, with many Gazans considering applying to Israel for help emigrating. President Trump has proposed a plan to transform Gaza into an economic hub and offer relocation opportunities to residents. Israel is supporting the initiative with a ground offensive to facilitate emigration efforts.

Immigration detention of Rümeysa Öztürk

Rümeysa Öztürk, a Tufts University doctoral student, is ordered to be transferred from Louisiana to Vermont by a federal appeals court in New York. The court will decide whether to release her on bail while she awaits a hearing in Vermont. She was detained after being accused of supporting Hamas, but her attorneys argue that she is being held in violation of her free speech and due process rights.

Antisemitism on American College Campuses

The House Committee on Education and Workforce is holding a hearing on stopping antisemitism on American college campuses, with testimony from presidents of Haverford College, DePaul University, and California Polytechnic State University, as well as the former National Legal Director of the ACLU. Antisemitic protests have increased since the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel in 2023.

Controversy surrounding Irish hip-hop group Kneecap

Irish hip-hop group Kneecap faced backlash for displaying 'Fuck Israel' sign at Coachella, leading to show cancellations in Germany. The group denied accusations of antisemitism and supporting Hamas. UK counter-terrorism authorities are investigating past statements. Director Paul Roland Bois released award-winning Christian tech thriller EXEMPLUM.

Anti-Israel Protest at University of Washington

Anti-Israel protesters, some identified as Antifa, occupied an engineering building at the University of Washington in Seattle to demand divestment from Boeing. Protests turned violent with fires and property destruction. 30 protesters were arrested. Some linked to group opposing Boeing's defense contracts and arms sales to Israel. University condemned the illegal occupation and antisemitic statements.

Drag Race Italia host condemns Israel's actions in conflict with Hamas

Drag Race Italia host Mariano Gallo, also known as Priscilla, had a public meltdown over Israel's conflict with Hamas terrorists, expressing outrage at civilian casualties and perceived lack of humanity. Gallo criticized Israel's actions while wearing women's attire and a blonde wig, sparking applause from the audience.

Israel's Plan to Take Gaza and Push Palestinians Out

Israeli Finance Minister Bazalel Smotrich stated that Israel's victory won't come until Gaza is 'entirely destroyed' and Palestinians are forced out into other countries. The plan is part of Operation Gideon's Chariots aimed at rooting out Hamas control over territories in Gaza.

Israel's offensive against Hamas in Gaza

Israel plans to keep seized territory in Gaza and revamp aid distribution amid offensive against Hamas.

Israel Strikes Yemen and Plans Offensive Against Hamas

Israel and the United States launched strikes on Yemen’s Hodeidah port in response to a missile fired near Israel’s main airport by Iran-aligned Houthis. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to retaliate and approved plans for an expanded offensive against Palestinian militant group Hamas, including seizing the Gaza Strip.

Israeli Military Operation 'Gideon's Chariots'

Israel plans a massive military operation, 'Gideon's Chariots,' to reconquer Gaza and eliminate Hamas. The operation involves a 'clear, hold, build' strategy to root out Hamas and establish new civilian authorities. The US may take control of Gaza after Hamas is removed.

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa Emerges as Top Candidate for Next Pope

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa emerges as a top candidate to succeed Pope Francis in the upcoming conclave. He has shown willingness to offer himself as a hostage to Hamas to secure the release of kidnapped children. His background reflects a simple and genuine upbringing in Italy.

Israel's Plan to Seize Gaza Strip

Israel approved plans to capture the entire Gaza Strip and remain in the territory for an unspecified amount of time, sparking fierce international opposition and raising concerns about humanitarian crisis and potential war crimes.

Israeli Plan to Capture Gaza

Israeli officials approved a plan to capture all of Gaza and hold it indefinitely, escalating tensions in the region. The plan includes expanding Israeli forces into the south of Gaza and preventing Hamas from distributing humanitarian aid.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Humanitarian Aid

Israel approved a plan to seize more land in Gaza, move Palestinians to a designated zone, and control aid distribution with the help of U.S. security contractors using facial recognition. The United Nations and major aid groups reject the plan, calling it inhumane and against humanitarian principles. The plan aims to isolate Hamas and weaken the group while potentially encouraging Palestinians to emigrate from Gaza.

Israeli military offensive in Gaza Strip

Israel plans to expand its military offensive in the Gaza Strip and seize the entire Palestinian enclave, displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to southern Gaza. The ongoing conflict has resulted in thousands of casualties, including women and children, and has caused a humanitarian crisis with a risk of famine looming over Gaza's population.

Pro-Gaza Candidates in UK Elections

Gazans speak out against Hamas, two pro-Gaza candidates win seats in the UK elections, one of whom has controversial views on gender segregation, Israel, and genocide in Gaza.

Mohsen Mahdawi - Columbia University Anti-Israel Activist

Mohsen Mahdawi, a Columbia University anti-Israel activist, was arrested and released from a deportation facility. Allegations suggest he expressed violent opinions, including a desire to 'kill Jews.' Left-wing media portrayed him as a peaceful protester despite his support for Hamas terrorism.

Israeli Military Operations and Wildfires

Israeli military foiled an attempt to smuggle weapons from Egypt, arrested suspects of arson, and battled wildfires across the country. Hamas encouraged Palestinians to set fires as revenge. Massive wildfires broke out in Israel, believed to be a coordinated terrorist attack.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Prioritization of Victory over Hostages in Gaza War

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu prioritizes victory over Hamas over the return of hostages in Gaza war, sparking backlash from families of abductees.

Investigation into Irish rap group Kneecap for alleged support of Hamas and Hezbollah

British counter terrorism police are investigating online videos of Irish rap group Kneecap after allegations of supporting Hamas and Hezbollah and inciting violence against UK politicians. Other artists have rallied around the band in support of artistic freedom. Kneecap denies supporting the terror groups and apologizes to the families of murdered politicians.

Immigration Detention of Turkish Tufts University Student

Turkish Tufts University student detained by immigration authorities amid allegations of supporting Hamas; federal appeals court pauses judge's order to bring her back to New England for hearings on constitutional rights violations.

Efforts to Free American Hostages Held by Hamas

Father of American-Israeli hostage held by Hamas expresses disappointment in Trump administration's efforts to secure release of hostages in Gaza.

Discussion on U.S.-Israel Relations and Political Strategies

President Biden's officials discussed triggering an election in Israel to defeat Prime Minister Netanyahu, but the plan was blocked by the president. Tensions between Biden and Netanyahu deepened over various issues, including Gaza's future and judicial reform. Arab leaders quietly supported Israel's efforts against Hamas. Discussions about advancing normalization with Saudi Arabia took place during the transition period.

Lawsuit Against Anti-Israel Groups for Aiding Hamas Terrorism

A lawsuit filed in New York accuses radical anti-Israel groups of aiding Hamas' acts of terrorism. The lawsuit details how these groups incited violence and disrupted campus life, leading to safety concerns for Jewish students. Defendants are said to have disseminated Hamas propaganda and coordinated with the terrorist organization. The lawsuit was filed by plaintiffs including Columbia University students and American citizens affected by Hamas' actions.

Hamas Manipulation of Aid Money in Gaza

Gazans are speaking out against Hamas's manipulation of aid money sent by U.N. organizations, which inadvertently strengthens the terrorist organization. The aid system is being exploited by Hamas and traders, leading to high fees and financial losses for recipients.

Israel-Hamas Conflict in Gaza Strip

Israel has resumed airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in a high death toll and severe humanitarian crisis. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has escalated with casualties and hostages involved.

Terror Plot Involving Hamas Operative in the US Air Force

A self-described Hamas operative who infiltrated the US Air Force was charged with plotting to detonate pipe bombs with two accomplices. The group defaced Jewish buildings and expressed support for Hamas and Hezbollah. The operative lied to officials during a security clearance process and faces multiple charges.

Controversy Surrounding BBC Arabic Journalist and Anti-Semitic Remarks

A journalist featured on BBC Arabic praised Hamas terrorists and made anti-semitic remarks, sparking controversy. The BBC faced previous accusations of propping up anti-semitic voices. The broadcaster admitted to paying a family member of a high-ranking Hamas official for a documentary. The BBC emphasized that contributors are not staff members and condemned anti-Semitism.

Pennsylvania Air National Guardsman Federal Charges

A Pennsylvania Air National Guardsman is facing federal charges for building explosives, promoting extremist violence, and vandalizing a Jewish synagogue while lying about his loyalty to the U.S. He expressed support for terrorist groups and targeted Jewish properties.

UNRWA Lawsuit Over Alleged Hamas Ties

The Trump Justice Department allows a lawsuit against the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for alleged ties to Hamas in a terror attack that killed over 1,200 people, including Americans. UNRWA faces a $1 billion lawsuit for aiding Hamas. The Justice Department's new stance reverses the previous administration's view on UNRWA immunity.

Biden Administration's Attempt to Oust Netanyahu After Hamas Attack

Ilan Goldenberg, a former aide to President Joe Biden, claimed that the Biden administration tried to oust Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after a terror attack by Hamas in 2023. Goldenberg suggested using Biden's popularity in Israel and Netanyahu's unpopularity to force political change, even considering non-democratic means. However, Netanyahu's popularity recovered after launching an offensive into Rafah and rescuing hostages.

Democratic lawmakers visit university students facing deportation for alleged ties to Hamas and anti-Israel protests

Democratic lawmakers visit university students facing deportation for alleged ties to Hamas and anti-Israel protests. They express support for free speech and criticize ICE detention conditions. A federal judge ruled in favor of canceling one student's visa. The students compare detention center to Nazi concentration camps. Article ends with a promotion for a Christian tech thriller movie.

Israeli Military mistakenly kills emergency workers in Gaza

Israeli forces mistakenly killed 15 emergency workers in Gaza, leading to an investigation and acknowledgment of failure by the Israeli Military. The incident occurred during a war with Hamas, with airstrikes and troops opening fire on emergency vehicles.

Protests against Hamas in Gaza

Hundreds of Palestinians in northern Gaza protest against Hamas, labeling the group a “terrorist organization”. Hamas responded by attempting to suppress the unrest and reportedly executed protesters. This marks significant anti-Hamas protests in the region.

Israeli military's account change in Gaza killing and Netanyahu's visit to Washington

Israeli military changes its account of killing 15 paramedics in Gaza after video emerges, Netanyahu visits Washington as tensions rise with U.S., White House holds Hamas responsible for incident, 14-year-old American Palestinian killed by Israeli troops in West Bank.

Israel-Hamas War Updates

Updates on the Israel-Hamas war, including rocket attacks by Hamas towards Israel, Israeli retaliation, IDF operations in Gaza, and airstrikes on Syrian military airfields.

Hamas Casualty Figures in Gaza War

Hamas revised casualty figures from the Gaza war, removing hundreds of names, revealing that most killed were men aged 13-55. Investigation showed falsified numbers. Debate over accuracy intensified after Israeli strike on humanitarian workers. IDF announced killing a senior Hamas leader involved in producing propaganda videos.

Meeting between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to hold talks on tariffs, Gaza, and Iranian threat. Israel deploys troops in Gaza security corridor and halts supplies to pressure Hamas. Netanyahu first foreign leader to negotiate tariff deal with Trump in his second term.

Return of Yarden Bibas and Killing of Terrorist Leader

Yarden Bibas, after 480 days in Hamas captivity, returned to Israel while his wife and two young sons remain in Gaza. The terrorist leader responsible for the abduction and murder of Shiri Bibas and her sons has been killed by the IDF. The bodies of Shiri and her sons were released after being held by Hamas. The IDF confirmed the killings were done 'in cold blood.'

Senate Rejection of Bernie Sanders' Proposal on Arms Sale to Israel

The Senate rejected Bernie Sanders' proposal to block an $8.8 billion arms sale to Israel. Sanders accused Israel of atrocities in Gaza, while others defended Israel's actions. The bipartisan support for Israel has been challenged by the recent conflict with Hamas.

Hamas Falsifying Death Toll Numbers

Hamas has removed over 3,400 previously reported deaths, including 1,080 child fatalities, from its official casualty figures, suggesting that the numbers were knowingly falsified. The group's data has faced scrutiny for inaccuracies and manipulation, with researchers highlighting discrepancies in reporting methods and demographic information.

Arrest of Tufts University Student Rümeysa Öztürk by ICE

Tufts University student Rümeysa Öztürk was arrested by federal agents after her visa was revoked due to alleged activities in support of Hamas. The university president supports her and requests her release.

Israeli incursion in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced new details for Israel's expanded incursion into Gaza, stating that Israeli troops are seizing more land in the Palestinian territory. The incursion aims to pressure Hamas to release hostages and disarm.

Foreign Student Leaves U.S. Due to Safety Concerns After Supporting Hamas

Foreign student supporting Hamas voluntarily leaves U.S. due to safety concerns after suing Trump administration over visa revocation and anti-Israel protests.

Lesley Stahl's Interview with Hamas Hostage

Lesley Stahl of '60 Minutes' faced backlash for asking a Hamas hostage if they starved him on purpose or due to lack of food during an interview. Several pro-Israel social media accounts criticized her for being sympathetic to Hamas terrorists.

Torture and Execution of Palestinian Man Protesting Hamas

Fox News reports on the torture and execution of a Palestinian man protesting Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The man was targeted for publicly opposing the organization and his body was left on his family's doorstep as a warning.

Abuse of American Hostage by Hamas

Keith Siegel, an American hostage held by Hamas for over 16 months, spoke publicly about the shocking abuse he endured in captivity, including witnessing female hostages being tortured and sexually assaulted. Siegel's harrowing account highlights the inhumane treatment he and others faced while held by Hamas.

Iranian Universities Welcoming Pro-Hamas Students Deported from America

Iranian universities offer to accept students deported from America for supporting Hamas or other jihadist movements, in response to US visa revocations for pro-terrorism activities on campuses. This move aims to attract ideologically aligned talent and increase support for Tehran on campuses.

Freed Israeli Hostage Yarden Bibas Pleads for Help from President Trump on '60 Minutes'

Freed Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas pleads with President Trump for help in '60 Minutes' interview after being released from Hamas captivity. Bibas calls for ceasefire and rescue of remaining hostages.

FBI Director Kash Patel's Early Successes

FBI Director Kash Patel focuses on cracking down on violent crime, gang activity, and drug trafficking without controversy. Recent successes include arresting top MS-13 leaders and disrupting a cryptocurrency financing scheme for Hamas.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas pleads with President Donald Trump for peace on '60 Minutes' after being released. Israeli military issues evacuation orders for most of Rafah and may launch another ground operation. Israel intensifies operations against Hamas, cuts off supplies to Gaza. Israel seizes strategic corridor in Rafah and refuses to withdraw under ceasefire. Netanyahu plans to take control of security in Gaza and resettle civilians in other countries, a proposal rejected by Palestinians.

Israeli Military Action in Gaza and Hamas Conflict

The Israeli military issued evacuation orders in Rafah, hinting at a potential ground operation. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu demands Hamas disarm and leaders leave Gaza. Hamas rejects laying down arms. Israeli attacks have led to casualties and displacement in Gaza. Netanyahu supports a U.S. plan for voluntary emigration from Gaza.

Abduction and Murder of Gazan by Hamas's al-Qassam Brigades

A 22-year-old Gazan was reportedly abducted, tortured, and murdered by Hamas's al-Qassam Brigades for participating in anti-Hamas protests, sparking public outcry and rare anti-Hamas protests. The victim's family condemned the terrorist group and called for justice. Online backlash widened divisions inside Gaza, with pro-Hamas voices defending the killing. The incident comes amidst growing desperation among ordinary Gazans and historic protests against the terrorist organization.

Hamas Tortures and Executes Protest Leader in Gaza

Hamas tortured and executed a 22-year-old Palestinian who led protests against it in Gaza. The protests were aimed at Hamas, not Israel.

Actor Michael Rapaport criticizes Sen. Bernie Sanders over Israel conflict

Actor Michael Rapaport criticizes Sen. Bernie Sanders for opposing arming Israel in its conflict with Hamas, invoking the Holocaust deaths of Sanders' Polish relatives. Rapaport also attacks Sen. Chuck Schumer and questions Sanders' stance on Israel.

October 7 Massacre by Hamas Terrorists

The article discusses the October 7 massacre by Hamas terrorists as detailed in the U.K.'s Parliamentary Commission Report, documenting the deaths of 1,182 people in a 48-hour period, including atrocities committed against civilians.

Ceasefire Negotiations Between Hamas and Israel

Hamas has agreed to a ceasefire proposal from mediators, aiming to form a community support committee to manage the Gaza Strip. Israel has submitted a counterproposal. Ceasefire efforts follow a previous agreement that was broken by Israel, resulting in deadly airstrikes and over 400 deaths. The situation remains tense as negotiations continue.

Detention of Tufts University Student Rumeysa Ozturk

Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk was detained by federal agents and cannot be deported without a court order. She was accused of supporting Hamas, but her lawyers filed a complaint to stop her deportation.

Israeli Finance Minister's Influence on Gaza Conflict

Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich threatens to collapse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition if war in Gaza doesn't continue. Smotrich, an ultranationalist West Bank settler, now influential in Israel's war against Hamas.

Tufts University student detention by federal agents

Top Democrats call for release of Tufts University student detained by federal agents due to her political views. Department of Homeland Security claims she supported Hamas, a terrorist organization. Legal team argues she had a valid visa status. Democrats demand answers and full due process in the case.

Hamas Terrorism Financing Scheme Disrupted by DOJ

The DOJ disrupted a Hamas terrorism financing scheme and seized $201,400 in cryptocurrency, exposing money laundering of over $1.5 million. Hamas used cryptocurrency wallets to launder money and finance terrorist activities. U.S. and Israeli governments have conducted seizures of suspected Hamas cryptocurrency. The seizure primarily involved Tether's USDT, the world's largest stablecoin.

Deportation Battle of Palestinian Protester Mahmoud Khalil

Constitutional law attorney Ken Belkin discusses allegations against Palestinian protester Mahmoud Khalil as he fights deportation, the latest on the deportation flight battle, and the dismantling of the Education Department. The Trump administration seeks to deport Khalil for alleged support of Hamas terrorists.

Israeli Defense Minister calls for Gazans to rise up against Hamas

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz calls for Gazans to rise up against Hamas, evacuate combat zones, and demand the release of Israeli hostages. He accuses Hamas leaders of corruption and using civilians as human shields. Recent protests in Gaza signal growing discontent with Hamas's leadership.

Detention of Anti-Israel Activist and Columbia University Graduate

Democratic lawmakers react to detention of anti-Israel activist and Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil, calling for his release. Republican lawmakers ask Trump administration to probe anti-Israel groups' prior knowledge of Hamas' terror attack. Lawsuit accuses specific groups of having prior knowledge. Trump administration praised for removing pro-Hamas agitators from university campuses. Political clashes over Khalil's detention continue.

Alleged Arrest of Tufts University Student by Immigration Agents

Senator Chris Murphy accuses President Trump of invoking quasi-martial law after the arrest of a Tufts University graduate student by immigration agents. The student, Rumeysa Ozturk, a Turkish national on an academic visa, was detained near her home for alleged ties to Hamas.

Anti-Jewish and Anti-Israel Biases in AI Language Models

A report from the Anti-Defamation League shows anti-Jewish and anti-Israel biases among AI large language models. The ADL found biases against Israel and Jews in virtually all artificial intelligence tools. The newsletter covers stories on anti-Jewish prejudice, Hamas propaganda, and lawsuits against Columbia University protest organizers.

Israeli Twin Hostages Held by Hamas

Twins Gali and Ziv Berman were kidnapped by Hamas during an attack on their home in Kibbutz Kfar Aza. They have been held hostage in Gaza since October 7th. The family received signs of life after more than a year of uncertainty. Liran Berman, their brother, believes in the Trump administration's efforts to secure their release.

Protests against Hamas in Gaza

Protests in Gaza against Hamas and the ongoing war with Israel gained momentum, with demonstrators demanding an end to the conflict and blaming Hamas for the situation. The protests mark a significant dissent against the militant group that has controlled Gaza for nearly two decades.

Deportation of Foreign Students Accused of Supporting Hamas

Jewish students at Cooper Union lock themselves in a school library as protesters moved through the hallways, prompting the university to offer resources to students engaging in anti-Israel protests to prevent deportation.

ICE detention of Turkish visitor for supporting Hamas

A Turkish visitor in the US aligned with Hamas was detained by ICE agents for deportation due to supporting terrorists who kill Americans. This follows President Trump's policy of excluding those who espouse hateful ideology.

Detention of Tufts University Graduate Student by Federal Authorities

Tufts University graduate student, Rumeysa Ozturk, was detained by federal authorities while on her way to break her Ramadan fast with friends. She was apprehended for allegedly supporting Hamas, a foreign terrorist organization. Ozturk's lawyer is unaware of her whereabouts, and no charges have been filed against her. The university president confirmed her detention and stated that her visa status was terminated.

Israeli Pilot Program Sending Palestinians from Gaza to Indonesia for Work

A pilot program by Israel will send 100 Palestinians from Gaza to Indonesia for construction work as part of a larger plan for voluntary migration. The initiative aims to ease the humanitarian and security crisis in Gaza through overseas employment opportunities.

Rare Protests in Gaza Calling for End to Conflict with Israel

Rare protests in Gaza call for an end to conflict with Israel, with demonstrators chanting anti-Hamas slogans and demanding peace. The protests come after intense bombing by Israel following Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023.

Palestinian Protest in Gaza

Hundreds of Palestinians protest in Gaza demanding an end to war, with some chanting anti-Hamas slogans in a rare show of dissent. Much of Beit Lahia has been reduced to rubble since the war began in 2023.

Protest against Hamas in Gaza

Protesters in northern Gaza called for an end to the war and shouted anti-Hamas slogans in a rare show of dissent. The protest signifies frustration and opposition to Hamas amidst the ongoing conflict.

Protests Against Hamas in Gaza

Large protests against Hamas have erupted in Gaza as civilians express discontent with the group's leadership and call for an end to the war with Israel. Despite previous crackdowns on dissent, the recent demonstrations mark a significant shift in public sentiment. The protests highlight the challenges faced by both Hamas and Palestinian civilians in Gaza amidst renewed Israeli airstrikes and the ongoing conflict.

Ceasefire Collapse in Gaza Strip

Ceasefire in Gaza Strip collapses as Israel resumes bombing campaign, leading to fears of significant escalation in conflict. Israeli airstrikes kill over 700 people in Gaza. Israel threatens to annex parts of Gaza unless Hamas meets demands. Renewed assault follows breakdown of ceasefire due to refusal of proposed extension by Hamas. Israeli military aims to pressure Hamas to accept extension proposal, potentially leading to broader occupation of Gaza. Families of hostages urge return to ceasefire to ensure safety of loved ones. Israeli Defense Minister orders seizure of parts of Gaza to be annexed to Israel unless hostages are released.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accuses media of parroting Hamas 'lies' and announces peace negotiations will only take place 'under fire'. With Trump in office, analysts say Israel is operating with fewer constraints, impacting military approach. Collapse of ceasefire reignites military operations in Gaza. Egypt's role in allowing Palestinians to flee battlefield highlighted. Israel expands targets beyond Hamas' military infrastructure to governmental network.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

Israel broke a ceasefire with Hamas after weeks of preparations for an offensive, leading to deadly airstrikes in Gaza. The conflict dates back decades, with Israel violating the ceasefire deal to pressure Hamas into new terms. The situation has escalated, with Netanyahu using the conflict to strengthen his government's position. The conflict could further escalate involving Iran and the Houthis in Yemen.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Statement on Renewed Conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu explains why Israel returned to war against Hamas in Gaza after Hamas refused a new ceasefire deal. Netanyahu blames Hamas for invading towns, murdering people, and using civilians as shields. Israel aims to target Hamas terrorists and avoid civilian casualties. Israel seeks to achieve peace, prosperity, and hope for the country.

Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blames Hamas for Israeli airstrikes that killed hundreds of Gazans in a single day and thanks President Trump for his support.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Statement on Peace Negotiations with Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that peace negotiations with Hamas will only take place 'under fire' as Israel continues to pummel Hamas amidst a renewed military offensive campaign in Gaza.

Criticism of Politico for Anti-Israel/Pro-Hamas Bias

A board member of Politico's parent company criticizes Politico for publishing what he considers anti-Israel/pro-Hamas propaganda. He believes the article lacks balance and fails to mention key information about the Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.

Israel's Conflict with Hamas and Houthis

Israel intercepted a ballistic missile from Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas collapsed. Israel bombarded Gaza, eliminating Hamas government head. At least 404 Palestinians killed in airstrikes.

Hostages taken by Hamas and airstrikes in Gaza

Relatives and supporters of hostages taken by Hamas urge Israel to stop airstrikes in Gaza, making release of hostages less likely. Noam Peri, whose father died in captivity, pleads for President Trump's involvement.

Israeli Military Strikes on Gaza Strip

Israel's military launched deadly strikes on Gaza Strip, killing over 400 people since ceasefire with Hamas

Israel Defense Forces attacks Hamas in Gaza Strip

Israel Defense Forces resumed attacks on Hamas in Gaza Strip after ceasefire refusal to release hostages. IDF targets Hamas to achieve political objectives. Trump administration rejected Hamas proposal to release only American hostages.

Israeli military airstrikes on Gaza Strip

Israel's military launches deadly strikes on Gaza, violating fragile truce with Hamas. Over 400 people killed and 560 injured in the airstrikes. Ceasefire agreement from January on shaky ground as both sides accuse each other of violations. UN calls for ceasefire to be respected and hostages to be released unconditionally.

Israeli military strikes in Gaza amid talks to reinforce ceasefire

Israeli military strikes killed at least 14 people in Gaza, amid talks to reinforce ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. Hamas denies allegations made by Israel about targeting Hamas operatives. Ceasefire has been undermined by mutual accusations of violations, including delayed hostage releases and Israeli drone strikes in Gaza.

Israel's Response to UN Human Rights Council Report

Israel criticizes UN Human Rights Council report falsely accusing Israel of harming Palestinian fertility and using sexual violence, claiming it is a cover-up for Hamas crimes. The report is condemned as anti-Semitic and biased.

Hamas uses 4-year-old Palestinian boy in conflict with IDF

Hamas sent a 4-year-old Palestinian boy to an IDF outpost, displaying lack of care for civilians. Israeli soldiers returned the child to Gaza. Recent events highlight Hamas' use of children for terrorism.

Deportation of Hamas Supporter by Secretary of State Marco Rubio

Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to deport a foreign visitor who organized rallies at a New York university to aid Hamas after a terror attack. Democrats are objecting, claiming it's about free speech, but Rubio argues it's about people who shouldn't be in the U.S. in the first place.

Israeli Intelligence Operations in Gaza

Israel has intensified intelligence operations in Gaza using drones to deploy espionage devices and gather information on future targets and hostages held in Gaza. Terrorist groups in Gaza have identified and neutralized some of these devices, with Hamas issuing new security regulations in response.

Mahmoud Khalil's Detention and Deportation Case

A court hearing in Manhattan challenges the detention of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian resident facing deportation for leading anti-Israel protests at Columbia University. The Trump administration accuses him of activities aligned with Hamas. Khalil's lawyers argue his constitutional rights were violated.

ICE Arrests Anti-Israel Protester and Israel Cuts Off Electricity to Gaza Strip

ICE arrests anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil, Israel cuts off electricity to Gaza Strip. President Trump warns of more arrests. Khalil faces deportation for alleged ties to Hamas. Democrats criticize move as authoritarian. Legal battle ensues to challenge arrest.

Deportation Threat to Columbia University Graduate Student Mahmoud Khalil

Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil faced potential deportation by the U.S. government due to alleged ties with Hamas and anti-American activities, sparking protests and political controversy.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict

Hamas has proposed a five-to-ten-year truce with Israel, with the U.S. playing a role in ensuring compliance. Ceasefire talks are ongoing in Qatar, marking a significant shift in U.S. policy towards Hamas.

Study on Food Supply to Gaza and ICC Investigation

Study challenges ICC investigation of starvation claims against Israel and exposes Hamas' role in controlling aid distribution in Gaza. Research shows no evidence of famine or intentional deprivation. Despite criticism, Trump administration supports Israeli decision to halt goods and supplies to Gaza.

Arrest of Palestinian Activist at Columbia University

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, a graduate student at Columbia University, was arrested by federal immigration authorities for his role in protests against Israel, facing deportation under Trump administration's crackdown on student activists supporting Hamas. Khalil's arrest was in support of Trump's executive orders prohibiting anti-Semitism. The administration alleges that Khalil led activities aligned with Hamas, a designated terrorist organization.

Arrest of Palestinian Graduate Student at Columbia University

Palestinian graduate student arrested by federal immigration authorities for involvement in protests against Israel at Columbia University. President Trump's administration claims he supported Hamas, a designated terror organization, and is revoking his student visa and green card.

Israel cuts off electricity supply to Gaza

Israel has announced the cutting off of electricity supply to Gaza, following the suspension of all supplies to the territory. This move is part of efforts to press Hamas to negotiate a lasting truce. The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has paused the deadly conflict, with talks ongoing for the release of hostages and establishment of a technocratic committee to run Gaza.

Mother's Plea for Son's Release from Hamas Captivity

Mother of Alon Ohel, a hostage taken from the Nova Music Festival in 2023, pleads for her son's release from Hamas captivity amid uncertain negotiations. President Trump and the Trump administration involved in negotiations with Hamas for hostage release.

Israeli Airstrike in Gaza and Ceasefire Talks

Israeli airstrike kills two Palestinians in Gaza as mediators work to extend ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Talks ongoing in Cairo for second phase of ceasefire deal.

Changing American Support for Israel vs. Palestinians in the Middle East Conflict

Americans' support for Israel in its war against Hamas has shrunk to a record low, with more people now siding with Palestinians. Partisan divide on views towards Israel is growing, with Republicans more favorable than Democrats. Trump administration is negotiating for the release of American hostages held by Hamas.

Revocation of Visa for Student Supporting Hamas

The Trump administration revoked the visa of a student who protested in favor of Hamas, an Islamic terrorist organization. President Trump called for foreign students supporting terrorist groups to have their visas revoked. President Biden's administration had no plans to revoke visas of students defending Hamas. Senator Marco Rubio urged for student visa holders supporting Hamas to be expelled.

Columbia University's Federal Funding Cancellation

Columbia University faces $400 million in canceled federal grants and contracts due to alleged failure in addressing antisemitism on campus, following protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict. The school is reviewing the decision and pledges to combat antisemitism.

Israel's readiness for renewed conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israel's political echelon, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has ordered the IDF to prepare for an immediate return to fighting in Gaza following stalled negotiations with Hamas over the release of hostages and bodies.

Hostages Freed from Gaza Visit Trump in Oval Office

US special envoy Steve Witkoff says Trump is committed to securing the release of all hostages still in Gaza. Hostages freed from Gaza visited President Donald Trump to share their stories of abduction and captivity. Trump administration negotiating directly with Hamas for ceasefire and release of hostages.

Current Events

Labor Department to release monthly jobs report; President Trump to speak to cryptocurrency founders and investors; uncertainty over ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

Gaza Reconstruction Plan

China supports Egypt's plan for Gaza reconstruction, opposing Trump's takeover idea. Egypt's plan involves financial aid from the UN and private sector, replacing Hamas with a technocratic committee, and focusing on sustainable development and modern infrastructure.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Prisoner Releases

The article discusses the release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel as part of a ceasefire deal with Hamas, highlighting the challenges faced by the released individuals and their families.

Anti-Jewish protests at Columbia University and related events

Columbia University professor criticizes school leadership for allowing anti-Jewish protests. New York Governor demands removal of 'Palestinian Studies' job posting. Thirteen US universities receive 'F' grades in Campus Antisemitism Report. White House defends negotiations with Hamas for American hostages.

President Trump meets with freed hostages and issues warning to Hamas

President Donald Trump met with eight freed Israeli and American-Israeli hostages in the Oval Office, vowing to punish Hamas and Gaza if all hostages are not released. Trump issued a warning to Hamas on social media platform, Truth Social, demanding immediate release of hostages and return of dead bodies. Jewish leaders are supportive of Trump's stance.

Trump Administration's Engagement with Hamas and Ongoing Conflict in Gaza

Rep. Jeff Van Drew discusses Trump administration's engagement with Hamas, Hamas refuses to release Israeli hostages without permanent ceasefire, Trump warns Hamas on Truth Social platform, ongoing conflict in Gaza Strip, high death toll, and humanitarian crisis.

President Trump's Approach to Gaza Reconstruction Amid Regional Discussions

President Trump welcomes former hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists in the Oval Office. Talks held on Gaza's reconstruction with Egyptian proposal criticized by Israel. Hamas supports the plan. White House and Israel emphasize removing Hamas from power for lasting peace.

FOX News Headlines

Various news headlines from FOX News including political updates, international affairs, and cultural events.

Political Commentary on Sen. John Fetterman and President Donald Trump

Sen. John Fetterman defends his position as a Democrat and his opinion on President Donald Trump. Democrats' behavior during Trump's address to Congress criticized by Trump. Fetterman supports Trump's warning to Hamas regarding hostages. Some lawmakers displayed messages during Trump's speech.

U.S. Negotiations with Hamas for Hostage Release

Fox News reports on U.S. negotiations with Hamas to release American hostages in the Middle East, sparking debate over the long-standing policy of not negotiating with terrorists.

United States Holds Direct Talks with Hamas Over Hostage Release

The United States has engaged in direct talks with the Palestinian militant group Hamas over the release of several American-Israeli dual citizens taken hostage during attacks in Israel. Talks began in January and are ongoing, marking the first known direct engagement with Hamas since it was designated a terrorist organization in 1997.

Direct talks between Trump administration and Hamas for hostage release

The Trump administration has engaged in direct talks with Hamas to secure the release of hostages. Israel has expressed its opinion on the talks, emphasizing the importance of seeing actions before discussing the next phase. Negotiations for the release of additional hostages are stalled, with conflicting reports on the progress made. Trump's special envoy canceled a visit to Qatar due to lack of progress. The current situation, where the ceasefire continues without the release of hostages, may not last forever, leading to a potential return to fighting by Israel.

Direct Talks Between Trump Administration and Hamas Over U.S. Hostages

The Trump administration is engaging in direct talks with Hamas over the release of U.S. hostages in Gaza, marking the first time the U.S. has held direct talks with the group. Talks are part of a good-faith effort to do what's right for the American people. Israel has been consulted, but there are challenges in continuing the peace negotiations.