Minnesota shooter driven by anti-Israel hate, Israel hints at Syria strikes, and freed hostage finds renewed faith
A Minnesota school shooting exposed the attacker’s antisemitic motives, while Israel signaled ongoing military activity in Syria. Meanwhile, ex-Hamas hostage Keith Siegel said his captivity deepened his faith and strengthened his connection to Judaism.
Trump Predicts Gaza War Will End Within Three Weeks as Diplomatic Efforts Intensify
President Trump on Monday expressed confidence that the ongoing war in Gaza will reach a “conclusive ending” within the next two to three weeks, citing what he described as serious diplomatic efforts to resolve the nearly two-year war between Israel and Hamas.
Summer Camp for the Next October 7 Killers
Many Palestinian Arab children attend summer camps, where boys and girls are trained “to continue the path of the Martyrs and prisoners [i.e. terrorists] towards freedom and independence.”
Israel at war: tragedy in Gaza, prayers for hostages in Jerusalem, and strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon
Israel acknowledged civilian casualties in a Gaza hospital strike and promised a full investigation while stressing its fight against Hamas. In Jerusalem, thousands prayed for hostages at the Western Wall as the IDF carried out strikes on Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
Israel Mobilizes for Gaza as Violence Spreads in West Bank and U.S. Scrambles to Restock Missiles
Israel is mobilizing tens of thousands of reservists for a Gaza City offensive as violence flares in Samaria, where a shooting left one Israeli injured. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is seeking $3.5 billion to replace weapons used in recent operations supporting Israel.
Netanyahu Pressures Hamas as Abbas Moves Toward Statehood and U.S. Freezes Gaza Visas
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said Hamas is under heavy pressure as Israel prepares a Gaza City offensive, even as the group signals openness to talks. At the same time, Mahmoud Abbas launched a constitution-drafting committee amid international pushes for Palestinian recognition, while the U.S. froze visitor visas for Gazans.
GHF spokesman: Doctors Without Borders Refused to Treat Workers Wounded by Hamas
“They were not allowed to enter… They were left to die outside the entrance.”
Terror-Linked Aid Drivers Arrested, Expanded Housing Greenlit, and Oct. 7 Film Pulled from Festival
Israeli authorities have arrested Palestinian aid-truck drivers tied to terror groups, while Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich approved thousands of housing units in the “disputed E1” area. At the same time, the Toronto International Film Festival dropped a documentary on the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.
Netanyahu Holds Firm on Hostage Demands as Israel Weighs Gazan Resettlement and Hamas Hails Australia’s Statehood Recognition
Netanyahu insists the Gaza war will end only with the return of all hostages, as reports emerge of talks to resettle Gazans in South Sudan. Meanwhile, Hamas praises Australia’s recognition of Palestinian statehood, sparking Israeli backlash.
When Alice in Wonderland Meets Palestine
There’s hardly a media outlet that didn’t plaster images and reports of allegedly starving Palestinian Arab children from Gaza going viral at the speed of light globally before being debunked.