Gaza-based terrorists caused two fires after hurling arson balloons into Israel on Saturday. Will there be a new escalation?

Hamas is back to terrorizing Israeli civilians shortly after brokering a ceasefire with the Jewish state.

Gaza-based terrorists have returned to launching arson attacks on Israel’s south in recent days, causing fires in areas surrounding the Gaza Strip, TPS reports.

According to a leading watchdog, BBC’s 'Newshour' program 'presents disinformation and lies as ‘context’ to balloon attacks.' The UK public broadcaster must be held accountable for its content!

IDF hits Hamas terror targets after volley of rockets jolts Israelis out of bed before dawn.

Gaza terrorists are continuing their destructive campaign of balloon terror, seeking to kill, maim, and destroy as much Israeli property as possible.

As Gaza border heats up, Hamas fires rocket barrage into sea in apparent ‘warning’ to Israel.

While the world has been focused on the coronavirus pandemic and protests against racism, terror groups fly incendiary devices into Israel.

Palestinian propaganda T-shirts that distort history and appear to glorify terrorism are brazenly sold by vendors in Jerusalem.

Israeli parents have to teach their kids to be careful not only when crossing the street, but also when they spot balloons and toys.

Israel’s south is yet again terrorized with exploding balloon barrages, yet the world remains silent.

Terrorists detonated explosives in the Gaza area on Sunday and Monday in attacks reminiscent of the wave of airborne arson terror unleashed in 2018.

Following a lull, an incendiary balloon was found in southern Israel.

Israel will start building an additional barrier - above and underground - along the northern part of the Gaza border fence to protect Jewish communities.

This is the second consecutive day in which Arab arsonists set fires intended to harm the community of Yitzhar in Samaria.

Hundreds of Ali Express and Amazon orders earmarked for the Gaza Strip were identified as containing potentially dangerous 'dual-use' materials.