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IDF Plans Tactical Pauses in Offensive in Southern Gaza Strip

The IDF plans a tactical pause in the offensive in Southern Gaza to allow for an increased amount of humanitarian aid delivery. The plan for these pauses was predicated by a speech from Hamas Political Bureau Head, Ismail Hanieyh. He shared that Hamas is seriously considering the U.S. ceasefire agreement for Gaza. Several Israeli government … Read More

U.S. Troops Used for Biden Administration ‘Photo Op’ Despite Dangers

U.S. troops delivering aid to Gaza reportedly had their safety compromised for photo ops while being publicly praised by the Biden administration. Despite the administration’s claims of success, the mission faces daily threats from gunfire, mortar attacks and sniper fire. Critics of the mission say there are easier methods for aid delivery, which suggests that … Read More

U.N. Passes Ceasefire Proposal

The United Nations Security Council has passed the U.S.-backed Gaza proposal. This proposal was drafted by the United States and supported by 14 of the 15 member nations. Linda Thomas-Greenfield, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., has called on Hamas to accept the cease-fire proposal that she says has already been accepted by Israel. For more … Read More

Recently Freed Israeli Hostages Imprisoned at Palestinian Journalist’s Home

In a shocking news update, three of the recently freed Israeli hostages were imprisoned at the home of Palestinian journalist, Abdallah Aljamal. Aljamal was a contributor to both Al Jazeera and The Palestinian Chronicle. He also was a spokesperson for the Hamas-run Palestinian Department of Labor in Gaza. For more updates on Israel’s war against … Read More

IDF Conducts a Precise Strike on a Hamas Compound in Gaza

The IDF conducted a precise strike on a compound used by Hamas terror groups inside central Gaza. The IDF was careful to minimize harm to civilians in the area while Hamas is reporting that the strike was a massacre. Eight months into the wa,r the IDF has found 20 tunnels leading into Egypt and over … Read More

House Approves Sanctions Against ICC For Netanyahu Arrest Warrant

The U.S. House of Representatives approved legislative sanctions against the International Criminal Court because of arrest warrants issued for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Republican Congressman Brian Mast of Florida authored the bill and declared, “This bill is a message to the world that we will not sit by and watch a globalist ‘court’ interfere … Read More

Israelis Banned From Country of the Maldives

The Maldives, a small country in South Asia, has banned Israeli citizens from entering the country due to its Muslim population’s anger over the war in Gaza. Israel’s Foreign Ministry is urging Israelis to stay away and those in Maldives to make efforts to leave because helping them may become difficult.  For more on this … Read More

Hezbollah Drone Launched by Hamas Falls in Israel

A Hezbollah drone launched by Hamas struck Israel near the Lebanon border. No one was injured but it caused a fire. Meanwhile, the citizens of northern Israel continue to have to deal with air raid sirens as rockets are fired into Israel from Lebanon. IDF forces are responding by striking Hamas targets. Anthony Blinken and … Read More

IDF Controls Entire Philadelphi Corridor

The IDF now controls the entire Philadelphi Corridor between Gaza and Egypt. Several tunnels have been located along the corridor and are being destroyed. Dozens of rockets have also been found pointed toward Israel and ready to be fired. Amid the continued Israeli war on terror, the Christian Post reported that about 40% of British … Read More

IDF Suspects Hamas Munitions Caused Fire in Rafah

Israeli military suspects Hamas munitions caused the deadly fire that took place in Rafah on Sunday. The fire is suspected to have occurred after the Israeli airstrike targeting senior Hamas commanders, Yassin Rabia and Khaled Nagar. Despite condemnation, Israel maintains it concluded the airstrike within legal bounds while Hamas has been known to use civilians … Read More