Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that if Hamas does not return all of the remaining hostages by Saturday, the cease-fire deal would end and Israel would return to commencing its war efforts in Gaza.
Read More Netanyahu: War In Gaza Will Resume If Hamas Doesn’t Release Hostages By Saturday
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to offer Palestinians $5 million for each Israeli hostage they assist in freeing.
Read More Netanyahu Offers $5M Reward for Hostage Returns as Families Grow Impatient
Israel’s parliament passed a law on Thursday that will allow the Jewish State to begin deporting family members of Palestinian attackers, including the country’s own citizens, to the Gaza Strip or other locations.
Read More Israel Approves Law Permitting Deportation Of Family Members Of Palestinian ‘Attackers’
Israel launched a large-scale military operation in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday, where military forces killed at least nine Palestinians and sealed off the vulnerable city of Jenin, according to Palestinian officials.
Read More Israel Begins Largest Military Operation In The West Bank In Almost 20 Years
Hamas and the Islamic Jihad have claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv on Sunday night.
Read More Hamas And The Islamic Jihad Claim Responsibility For Sunday Suicide Bombing In Israel
Muslim “Squad” member Rashida Tlaib staged a silent protest during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress, holding up a double-sided sign that said “War Criminal” and “Guilty of Genocide” as he carried out his speech.
Read More ‘Squad’ Member Tlaib Silently Protests Netanyahu Address With ‘War Criminal’ Sign