On October 7, a terrible attack by Hamas terrorists resulted in the deaths of over 1,200 people in a single day. Since then, anti-Israel feelings and antisemitism have been spreading in Europe. In the Netherlands, Jewish people have faced abuse, with strangers shouting slurs like “child murderer” and “dirty Jew.”
An Israeli news website, Ynet, has revealed that two letters, supposedly written by Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, were leaked to international media but were misrepresented or even altered. These letters sparked widespread attention, but now the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) has launched an investigation, suspecting they were part of a
In January, Mara Kronenfeld, who runs UNRWA USA—a nonprofit that helps raise money for Palestinian refugees—was shocked by what she found online. When she Googled her organization’s name, she saw ads that looked like they came from the UN, but when she clicked on them, they led to an Israeli
Noa Argamani, an Israeli woman who was freed from Hamas captivity in Gaza in June, has revealed something surprising. On Friday, she said her injuries weren’t caused by Hamas fighters but by an Israeli air strike that happened during her rescue. Argamani was taken by Palestinian armed groups during the
The Middle East is on the brink of a major conflict after Israel’s dramatic assassination of top Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran and a deadly airstrike on Hezbollah’s military chief in Beirut. These moves, coupled with recent Israeli raids in Syria and new U.S. military action in Iraq, have
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed a bold new military alliance, the “Abraham Alliance,” aimed at countering Iran’s influence, similar to NATO but for the Middle East. Speaking before the U.S. Congress, Netanyahu compared the proposed alliance to America’s Cold War-era security pacts and emphasized its necessity in light
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), responsible for aiding Palestinian refugees, could soon be declared a terrorist organization by Israel, stripping its staff of immunity and banning its operations within the country. This dramatic move, supported by the Knesset, stems from accusations that UNRWA has been aiding Hamas,
Hamas and Fatah, longtime rivals, signed an agreement in Beijing to work together for national unity and govern Gaza once the war ends. Hosted by China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi, this historic pact aims to form an interim national reconciliation government. This deal comes amid a devastating conflict between Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to Hamas dropping its demand for Israel to commit to not resuming war before signing a U.S.-proposed ceasefire deal. Instead of seizing the opportunity for negotiations, Netanyahu issued four strict demands, including the right to resume fighting until Israel’s goals are met and