A May 21 document reveals the leaders of Hamas at that time-- Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh--were aware that Qatari emir Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani 'agreed in principle to supply the resistance discreetly, but he does not want anyone in the world to know.'

In the transcript of her interrogation, Sabah Haniyeh said she has lived in Israel for over 40 years and denied any connection to Hamas.

Dr. Fadel Naim, the man AP relied on for their Gaza death toll in story accusing Israel of 'attack on school,' even hosted the former Hamas leader at his daughter's wedding.

Although Hamas and Iran at first falsely claimed it was an aerial strike, the real story is more intriguing.

Reports had previously indicated that the terrorist organization was considering the appointment of a relatively unknown successor, at least temporarily.

A UN investigation confirmed that at least 9 UNRWA workers 'may have been involved' in the October 7th attack.

Mosab Hasan Yousef aka 'The Son of Hamas' is an ex-Hamas member turned Mossad agent who helped Israel catch dozens of high profile terrorists.

Media intentionally downplay Haniyeh’s role in the October 7 massacre and his violent extremism.

The Hamas leader was in Iran for the inauguration of Iran’s new president Masoud Pezeshkian.

Another official told Ynet that 'this is an exercise by Hamas meant to present Israel as the refuser.'

Both officials condemned Israel for its 'violence' and spoke of ways to obtain a ceasefire.

The strike, which reportedly targeted a vehicle, killed three of Haniyeh’s sons and an identical number of his grandchildren.

The 57-year-old woman was arrested for possessing documents and other items 'linking her to serious security offenses.'

Haniyeh's recent visit to Iran comes hot on the heels of the UN Security Council's ceasefire resolution.

The terror leader called on Palestinians in Jerusalem and in Judea and Samaria to storm the Al-Aqsa mosque on the Temple Mount on the first day of Ramadan.

Multiple Haniyeh family members have been treated in Israeli hospitals.

44.9% of Muslim Americans surveyed that they were following the war 'very closely.'

The residence was used by senior Hamas leadership to direct terror attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians, according to the IDF.

Yair Lapid, the Opposition Leader, emphasized the importance of Israel neutralizing six top Hamas leaders, including Sinwar in Gaza and Mashal and Haniyeh in Qatar, to secure victory.

'The question is whether this is an effort to legitimize and recruit Hamas to be part of that broader coalition. Or is this for show, or something else entirely?' said Jonathan Schanzer.

Terror leaders scurry out of the Gaza Strip for lavish villas abroad, while Gazans are left as hostages of Hamas' 'ransom project.'

Terrorists Ismail Haniyeh and Marwan Barghouti would trounce Mahmoud Abbas if elections were held today.

Apparent message from Hamas: Don't let facts get in the way.

'Jerusalem will not remain hostage to Zionist practices, policies, and projects, and the Palestinians will not be left alone to defend Jerusalem,' Haniyeh said.

Ismail Haniyeh said that support for the Palestinians must be upgraded from support through 'soft power' to support by means of money, weapons, and political strategy.

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh claimed he made progress in a deal to swap terrorists for Israeli hostages, but called for Hamas to kidnap more Israeli soldiers as 'loot.'

In a humiliating blow, Egypt and Israel prevented Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh from traveling to Iran, Turkey and Qatar to raise funds.

The Hamas terrorist group on Friday admitted that it is holding two live Israeli hostages and two bodies of dead Israelis, while accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of lying about their impending release.

Nayef Rajoub, a senior member of the Hamas terrorist group and the brother of senior Palestinian Authority (PA) figure Jibril Rajoub, is currently recuperating in a private hospital in Tel Aviv after apparently having undergone spine surgery.

Since Mahmoud Abbas rose to power, the situation in the West Bank has become as unstable as ever. With no clear successor and reports of rampant corruption, the PA faces an uncertain future.

Hamas Leader Abu Marzouk publicly calls for Israel's destruction, but privately thanks God for its existence and the medical treatment it is providing for his sister.

Hamas's leader Haniyeh continues to publicly work towards the destruction of Israel, but privately he enjoys Israeli medical care administered by Israeli doctors, his sworn enemies.

Hamas is certain that once it takes control of Judea and Samaria it will be able to destroy Israel "with a speed that no one can imagine."

“Palestinian blood that is spilled is precious, but the goals for which this blood is spilled are even more precious." - Khalil al-Hayya, Palestinian Legislative Council

Two weeks after the Hamas Fatah reconciliation deal, the PA agrees to transfer 3,000 security forces to Gaza.

While claiming to be in favor of negotiating a peace deal with Israel, the Palestinian Authority leadership is seeking to unite with terror group Hamas.