Head of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Tells How UN Actively Working Against His Efforts to Feed Gazans
Johnnie Moore, Executive Chairman of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), slammed the United Nations for what he called its attempts to thwart the GHF’s efforts to supply aid to the people of Gaza without benefiting Hamas.
Freed hostage rejoins IDF as army busts terror cells and Boulder firebombing victim dies amid rising antisemitism
Former Hamas hostage Liri Albag is returning to serve in the IDF just months after her release. At the same time, Israeli forces uncovered a terror cell and explosives lab near Ramallah, while in the U.S., the Boulder community is mourning the death of Karen Diamond, an 82-year-old victim of an antisemitic firebombing attack.
Hamas Places Bounties on U.S. and Palestinian Aid Workers in Gaza: 12 GHF Workers Killed
These targeted attacks, which have also included the positioning of armed Hamas operatives near humanitarian zones, reflect the terror group’s broader effort to strangle any aid it cannot control or tax.
Israel Recovers Hostage Bodies in Gaza, Thwarts Terror in Syria, and Warns Egypt Over Protest March to Gaza Border
Israeli forces recovered the bodies of two hostages, including Yair Yaakov, during a targeted operation in southern Gaza, as 53 hostages remain in captivity. In separate developments, the IDF arrested Hamas operatives in southern Syria and urged Egypt to prevent an international protest march from reaching the Gaza border.
U.S. Rejects Palestinian Statehood, Hostage Talks See Movement, and France Faces Antisemitic Crime Trial
The U.S. signals a shift away from supporting Palestinian statehood, with Ambassador Mike Huckabee calling it unlikely “in our lifetime.” Meanwhile, hostage negotiations with Hamas show limited progress, and a disturbing antisemitic rape trial in France highlights a broader surge in anti-Jewish violence.
Through Their Eyes: What I Learned from Young Christian Zionists in the Gaza Envelope
This particular trip I joined wasn’t just about connecting to the Bible. It was post-October 7th. It was about trauma, courage, faith, and solidarity.
Genocide Lie Debunked: Why Israel’s 2.4% Death Toll Shocks the World!
Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, launched in response to Hamas’s brutal October 2023 attacks, has been unjustly branded as genocidal by critics, including activists like Greta Thunberg, who recently joined a Gaza aid mission aboard the so-called “selfie ship,” the Madleen.
Thunberg Deported After Gaza Flotilla Interception, Rocket Fired from Gaza Intercepted Near Zikim, and IDF Dismantles Explosives Lab in Tulkarem
Greta Thunberg was deported from Israel after attempting to breach Gaza’s naval blockade, while eight other activists were detained for refusing deportation. Israeli forces intercepted a rocket from northern Gaza and discovered an explosives lab in Samaria as part of ongoing counter-terrorism operations.
Israel Recovers Hostage Bodies as U.S. Vetoes Gaza Ceasefire Resolution and IDF Resumes Northern Offensive
Israeli forces recovered the bodies of dual Israeli-American citizens killed during the October 7 attack and taken hostage in Gaza. The U.S. vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution calling for a Gaza ceasefire, while Israel resumed military operations in northern Gaza, targeting Hamas infrastructure.
Huckabee Slams U.S. Media as IDF Hits Hamas Targets and Greta Thunberg Joins Gaza Flotilla Challenge
U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee condemned major media for spreading false Hamas-sourced claims about Gaza. Meanwhile, the IDF intensified operations against Hamas in Gaza, and climate activist Greta Thunberg joined a flotilla attempting to challenge Israel’s naval blockade.