Military spokesman says that, in light of sniper fire and terrorist activity against IDF forces, the IDF will launch a 'powerful attack targeting the area used to carry out these terrorist attacks.'

Amid the chaos of Gaza’s frontlines, female IDF soldiers aren’t just breaking barriers—they’re redefining the battlefield with grit, grace, and a mission-first mindset.

'They expressed support for my clear stance on how action should be taken in Gaza,' said the Israeli national security minister.

How do you survive 51 days without food?

New US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee revealed that an official from the World Health Organization called on him to 'put more pressure on Israel to bring humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.'

Alnasasra’s death marks the first Israeli combat casualty in Gaza since the collapse of the ceasefire and resumption of hostilities on March 18.

Minister Ben-Gvir objected, saying, 'As long as our hostages are dying in the tunnels, there is no reason for a gram of food or aid to enter Gaza.'

Defense minister: 'The main goal is to exert heavy pressure on Hamas for it to return to the framework of a hostage release.'

Charlie Kirk pointed out that such a 'solution' had already been tried in Gaza from 2005 to 2023 - and it didn't turn out well.

Just days before Passover, Eyal Zamir visited wounded soldiers, offering gratitude and strength to those who sacrificed for Israel’s security.

The Morag Corridor will extend 3.1 miles into the Strip as Israel moves to cut off Hamas supply lines from the Sinai.

Nonie Darwish, who was born in Egypt and grew up in Gaza, tells the truth about the covert agenda behind 'Palestinian activism.'

'They took oceanfront property and they gave it to people for peace. How did that work out? Not good.'

The terrorists, including one who participated in the October 7 massacre, were killed after the IDF attacked a central Hamas meeting place in Jabalia.

The Israeli prime minister also announced that the Israeli military was seizing the Morag Corridor in the southern Gaza Strip.

The current protests are taking place for one reason only: Hamas is conspicuously losing the war. Israel's military force is working. The protesters are just angry that Israel retaliated so hard.

The IDF has deployed an additional division to the Strip, with the Israeli defense minister stating that the buffer zones along the border are being reinforced.

According to IDF estimates, 59 individuals remain in captivity, including at least 35 confirmed deceased whose bodies have yet to be brought home.

Despite being one of the most severely injured IDF soldiers, Alone Kaminer refuses to give up—defying medical odds, embracing resilience, and dedicating himself to helping fellow wounded soldiers rebuild their lives.

This, combined with Israel preventing aid trucks from entering Gaza, signals an Israeli strategic pivot from strictly targeting 'military' wing operatives to dismantling the Hamas' governing infrastructure.

'Hamas is putting your lives at risk, causing you to lose your homes and more and more territory that will be integrated into Israel’s defense formation.'

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has repeatedly threatened to reduce Gaza’s territory due to the Hamas terrorist organization’s refusal to release the hostages.

'Nobody is going to invest a billion dollars into Gaza if the municipal services are being controlled by the PA or Hamas, or any other Arab group,' says David Friedman.

As of now, Hamas officials have not issued a formal response to the protests.

The initiative aims to facilitate long-term migration from Gaza.

'You reestablish a military government over there and you announce that you are the government now. That mere announcement means Hamas is finished,' said Khaled Abu Toameh.

Elkana Bohbot, a selfless young man kidnapped while helping others during a music festival, has been held captive for 534 days, with his family and supporters worldwide holding onto hope and praying for his safe return and emotional strength.

The Air Force intercepted two rockets that crossed into Israeli territory, the IDF confirmed.

IDF divisions have begun reentering the Gaza Strip following the collapse of hostage deal negotiations with Hamas.

'We are working with all means to implement the U.S. president's vision, and we will allow any Gaza resident who wants to move to a third state to do so,' said Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz.

Video showing a terrorist firing an RPG from a residential window demonstrates how hard it is to separate terror infrastructure from civilian infrastructure in Gaza.

'The president made it clear to Hamas that if they did not release all of the hostages, there would be hell to pay,' the White House press secretary said.

The military continues to attack Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad targets as the renewed offensive enters its third day.

'Winning means taking over Gaza and rebuilding Gush Katif,' says Moshe Feiglin, head of the Israeli Zehut party.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Gazans of 'total destruction' unless remaining 59 hostages are returned and Hamas is removed from power.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended resuming military operations in Gaza, blaming Hamas for the stalled ceasefire talks and ongoing conflict while keeping the door open for future hostage negotiations.

Meanwhile, the IDF Home Front Command has instructed municipalities near the Gaza border to close schools until further notice.

The European Union has proposed a plan to rebuild Gaza while keeping Hamas in power, whereas President Trump's approach—relocating Gazans who wish to leave and allowing Israel to eliminate Hamas—offers a more secure and decisive solution.

The IDF gathered that the group was planning on attacking Israeli soldiers via drone.

Arab reports said the US has informed Egypt it will reduce military aid over Cairo's refusal to cooperate with US President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza.