A woman who was abducted by the terror group, Hamas, on October 7th has given birth while in captivity, according to Sara Netanyahu, who is the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Read More Israeli Hostage Gave Birth While Held Captive In Gaza, Sara Netanyahu Says
Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu has resisted growing pressure from the United States for a “humanitarian pause” in the Israel-Hamas war, emphasizing that a temporary cease-fire would only be considered after the release of approximately 240 hostages.
Read More Israel Rejects Ceasefire, Hezbollah Leader Defends Attacks on U.S. Troops
Around 400 United States citizens have been approved to leave Gaza through the Rafah border with Egypt, along with hundreds more civilians.
Read More 400 Americans Authorized To Leave Gaza
In order to give himself more time to “get the prisoners out,” President Joe Biden declared that there must be a “pause” in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Read More Biden Calls For ‘Pause’ In Israel-Hamas Conflict To ‘Get The Prisoners Out’
21-year-old Patrick Dai, a student at Cornell University, has been arrested on federal charges for reportedly calling for the deaths of Jewish people online and threatening to execute a mass shooting on campus.
Read More UPDATE: ‘Person Of Interest’ Accused Of Anti-Semitic Threats At Cornell Identified, Arrested
Two Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers, Roei Wolf and Lavi Lipshitz, were reportedly murdered in battle at the northern Gaza Strip, marking the first such casualties in Gaza since Israel began conducting its ground operations there.
Read More Two Israeli Soldiers Killed In Battle During Gaza Ground Operations