Arab terrorists released by Israel as part of the hostage deal, whom some media outlets have sought to equate with the innocent hostages held by Hamas, took up arms, vowing to continue terrorism.
'Trump must remember there is an agreement that must be respected by both parties. This is the only way to bring back prisoners,' Hamas spokesman said.
The 734 terrorists released during the fourth round of swaps collectively received over $141 million, with nearly half of them accumulating more than a million shekels each, according to Palestinian Media Watch. By Jewish Breaking News They’re walking out of prison as millionaires. As Israel continues to release hundreds of terrorists in a lopsided hostage... Read more »
'The Jenin refugee camp will not return to what it was. After the operation is completed, IDF forces will remain in the camp to ensure that terror does not return.'
Hamas-aligned news outlet says executions will begin to take place across the Gaza Strip. 'A special unit of the security services in Gaza will strike with an iron fist.'
'His phone call tonight to a murderer of Jews is a wake-up call to those who still delude themselves about the PA being an alternative to Hamas in Gaza after the war,' said Israeli Finance Minister.
Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Hayya also thanked Turkey, South Africa, Algeria, Russia, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Belgium, Spain and Ireland for their support.
They describe being subjected to unimaginable abuse, including sodomy, beatings, and torture for opposing the violent regime that uses the population as human shields.
He said the terrorists believe a hospital is a 'safe haven for them because the [Israeli] military cannot directly target it [...] because there are civilians and patients there.'
First responders said the three people killed were two women in their 60s and a man in his 40s. Two others were reportedly injured seriously and moderately, while another five suffered mild injuries.
The shipment, which included chlorine IEDs, sniper rifles, rockets, and mortars, highlights the ongoing conflict as Iran and its proxies escalate attacks on Israeli civilians.
Ambulance driver under interrogation says Hamas terrorists embed themselves in hospital offices, while ambulances are used to transport terrorists 'for their missions.'
Among other possessions discovered in Sinwar's possession at the time of his death were an assault rifle, nearly $11,000 in cash, and an UNRWA passport.
Iran fired 181 missiles at Israel on Tuesday night, prompting Israeli leaders to convene in Tel Aviv to discuss a response, as the country remained on heightened alert with no reported injuries.