Pro-Trump Group Warns Trump Following in Footsteps of Biden
As Israel welcomes home three women hostages who were held in nightmare conditions by Hamas for 471 days, the conditions of the ceasefire deal are beginning to sink in. Many Israelis and their allies are raising serious concerns about whether this “deal with the devil” has any possibility of ending well.
Hostage Release, Party Resignation, and the USA backs Israel
On January 19, 2025, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas commenced following the release of a hostage list, with the planned release of three Israeli captives today. However, the Otzma Yehudit Party resigned from the Israeli government in protest against the ceasefire terms. Also, Prime Minister Netanyahu secured support from both U.S. President Biden and President-elect Trump for potential military actions if necessary.
Ceasefire Tensions and Reactions: Hostage Negotiations, Biden’s Emergency in Judea and Samaria
The ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has divided Israeli hostage families and strained Netanyahu’s coalition. Meanwhile, President Biden has extended a national emergency in Judea and Samaria.
Advanced Surveillance of Israel by Hamas, Blinken’s Critique of Israeli Policy, and Iran’s Stance on Gaza Ceasefire
Hamas has been using advanced surveillance cameras smuggled into Gaza to target Israeli forces, leading to significant casualties. Interestingly enough, the U.S. Secretary of State criticized Israeli policies that undermine the Palestinian Authority and outlined a plan for Gaza’s post-war governance. Meanwhile, the Iranian President emphasized Iran’s commitment to not impede a ceasefire in Gaza.
Netanyahu’s Hostage Talks, Iran-Hezbollah Ceasefire Push, and IDF Drone Interception
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convenes an emergency meeting to address the stalemate in hostage negotiations with Hamas. Meanwhile, Iran pressures Hezbollah to agree to a ceasefire and the IDF intercepted a drone near Eilat, underscoring the ongoing security threats facing Israel.
The Democrats and Israel
Palestinians were stifled, but Israel was largely ignored. After all, the subject barely makes the top 10 list of concerns for the average American voter.
How did the hostage talks get so crazy?
As it always goes with the Palestinians, Washington took the path of least resistance and focused pressure on Israel. It’s the same in peace negotiations.
Netanyahu’s office pushes back on White House claim Israel, Hamas must compromise more for deal
Hamas has yet to respond to Israel’s proposed deal, according to the Israeli prime minister’s office.
I can say it; Why can’t they?
I can understand people empathizing with Gaza. But why is it that the people who call for a ceasefire also pull down the posters of hostages?
Right Before “CeaseFire”, Israel Offs Another Terrorist Mastermind, CeaseFire Broken 4 Hours Later
Israel increased the frequency of its strikes and expanded the type of targets, as IAF fighter jets reportedly attacked 10 Islamic Jihad rocket launching teams as the mortars were being launched, killing at least 20.