Israel reportedly knows the location of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar but refrains from a strike as he surrounds himself with Israeli hostages.

He was first recruited into Hamas in 1987 while studying Sharia law at the University of Hebron.

Al-Arouri is the commander of Hamas operations in Judea in Samaria.

After security forces destroyed al-Arouri’s home in the village of Arura north of Ramallah, they hung a combined Hamas and ISIS flag on its ruins with the inscription "Hamas=ISIS."

Israel is calling on Turkey to stop harboring Hamas, but it will take more intense pressure on Erdogan for that to happen.

A top official of the Hamas terror group laments that Arab states have stopped giving money to the Palestinians.

Far from a 'partner for peace,' the Palestinian Authority receives support from Hezbollah, which planned attacks on its behalf.

This Hamas honcho openly credits Iran for funding and arming his legions of terrorists.

Hamas official Saleh Al-Arouri brags that the "main supporters of the brigades and the resistance" against Israel "are the brothers in Iran."