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.
A viral chart falsely claims more journalists were killed in Gaza last year than in major wars, using inflated numbers that include terrorists and civilians.
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.
The precision strike south of Beirut targeted Hassan Ali Mahmoud Bdeir, who was plotting an imminent attack on Israeli civilians in coordination with Hamas.
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.
'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.
Severn Trent Water employee who called Hamas 'disgusting terrorists' on staff portal dismissed following internal complaints that 'the terminology being used includes very derogatory words' and 'is very one-sided'.
To help cover wartime costs, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has raised the cost of living across the board, leaving millions of citizens watching their take-home pay shrink.
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.
The report also provided details on the youngest death in the massacre, Naama Abu Rashed, who took a bullet while still in her mother’s womb and lived only 14 hours after being born.
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.
October 7th and the violence that followed took Israel and the Jewish nation by surprise, ripping children from their parents and soldiers from their families in response to the battle cry.
Israel has halted electricity to Gaza in a strategic move to weaken Hamas and intensify pressure on the terror group to release the remaining hostages still held in captivity.
American college students were caught on camera signing petitions in support of Hamas and combat training classes, pushing terror advocacy to a new extreme.
The $600,000 documentary project was financed by Fuente Latina, which provides pro-Israel news and commentary on the Middle East to Spanish-language news outlets, along with contributions from U.S. foundations and philanthropists.