For months, Israeli officials and international observers have warned that Hamas routinely hijacks aid shipments, diverting food and fuel from civilian channels.
As false genocide claims continue to be peddled, Israel announced that three times the recommended amount of humanitarian aid, food, and other supplies have entered the Gaza Strip in the past few months.
Citing 'reliable research estimates,' the PA stated in December 2025 that Hamas had raised no less than '$11 billion,' which the terror organization had spent filling its own warehouses 'to the brim' rather than spending it on Gazans.
For Palestinians, UNRWA has become the international symbol of their demand that the remaining Palestinian refugees of 1948 and millions of their descendants be allowed to settle inside Israel.
Hamas seeks to replicate the 'Hezbollah model' in Gaza: A technocratic administration would be responsible for garbage collection and other municipal service.
Two and a half years after October 7, Israeli officials and Jewish leaders broke ground on a 10,000-home reconstruction project for the affected region, backed by millions in government funding and diaspora support.
The IDF eliminated Walid Haniyeh, the deputy commander of a Hamas Nukhba company who led a terrorist cell into Israel on Oct. 7 and helped direct the abduction of Israeli civilians.
The IDF announced that it struck four newly constructed rocket launchers located in strategic areas across the Gaza Strip, severely degrading rebuilding efforts.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged American Jews and the Jewish Diaspora to stand up for truth and not cower in fear, saying respect is given to those who respect themselves.
An Israeli airstrike in southern Gaza killed Hussein Qadra and Mohammed Farra, heads of a Hamas financial network that transferred over half a billion shekels to fund the terror group.
Video from Gaza shows men holding trees laden with chocolates and other sweets, indicating a high abundance of food as daily humanitarian aid continues to flow into the strip.
Two years ago, the IDF launched a daring rescue operation in the heart of Gaza, freeing four captives taken from the Nova Festival during the October 7 massacre while losing Chief Inspector Arnon Zmora during the mission.
Ohel, who was held hostage for 738 days and was released as part of the U.S.-brokered Gaza deal on Oct. 13, 2025, thanked the IDF for eliminating his kidnapper in an Instagram story.
Anti-Israel activist Rosa Martinez openly admitted the group's true objective: to provoke Israeli forces and craft a narrative—not to deliver humanitarian aid, as originally claimed.
Israeli soldiers seizing a Gaza-bound flotilla hacked the ship's radio signal and blasted Britney Spears' "Oops!... I Did It Again" — apparently sending a message of their own.
Nearly killed by an explosion in Khan Yunis that cost him half a leg, Eyal Cohen survived against all odds—enduring 10 months in the hospital and coming out the other side still fighting.
Ashkelon, once home to the Philistines, was a vital part of ancient Israel and a key maritime trade hub. The city has hundreds of archaeological sites.
Ariel Sharon—Israel's most hardline general turned prime minister—made the gut-wrenching decision to uproot thousands of Jewish families from Gaza in a desperate bid for peace.
The meme shows four maps depicting a growing Israel and shrinking Palestinian territory while omitting key context — including Palestinian leaders' repeated rejection of peace deals and the ongoing terror threat they pose.
Negotiations risk not only legitimizing an Islamist terror group but also entrenching its authoritarian rule in the Gaza Strip and paving the way for more massacres against Israel.
There is something deeply misguided – if not outright dangerous – about the idea that the US or other international parties should beg Hamas to lay down its weapons.
In a break from Iran, the IDF announced it struck an armed Hamas terror cell in northern Gaza that was attempting to launch an attack on Israeli troops before being eliminated from the air.
'We were attacked,' Minister Ze'ev Elkin noted, referencing the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas-led cross-border terrorist invasion from the Gaza Strip: 'There is no reason for us to pay for the reconstruction.'
“The entire people of Israel bow their heads over the fall of Ofri, who went out to fight with bravery in order to safeguard Israel’s security,” Netanyahu said.
