The famine that wasn’t: How Gaza’s own numbers exposed a global deception
For nearly two years, the world was told a simple story: Israel was starving Gaza. The United Nations declared famine. The Secretary-General called it a “living hell.”Now the UN’s own data has quietly dismantled the story it built.
Inside Ben Gvir’s crocodile prison plan: Great crocodile of the Nile, reporting for duty
A temporary injunction issued Sunday froze National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir’s plan to surround Ketziot Prison with a moat of live crocodiles, which holds detained Hamas terrorists and other Palestinian security prisoners.
Malaysia vows to deport any Israeli found within its borders
Malaysia’s Prime Minister has built his tenure on an outspoken pro-Palestinian foreign policy and open contact with Hamas. After the October 7 massacre, Anwar telephoned Hamas’s then-political leader to express “unwavering support for the Palestinian people.”
Hamas terrorists storm UN food warehouse and assault aid workers as ceasefire obligations go unmet
The raid, confirmed by the UN’s own humanitarian coordinator for the region, exposes yet again the reality that Israel has documented since the war began: the terrorist organization ruling Gaza treats humanitarian aid as a resource to be seized, not a lifeline to be protected.
Hamas says it’s stepping down from Gaza. Nobody’s buying it.
The announcement addresses one of the central conditions of the ceasefire brokered by President Trump in October 2025, yet mounting evidence shows Hamas has no intention of relinquishing actual control over Gaza.
Praise Hamas, murder a Jew: Get one year in jail
Loay Abdel Fattah Alnaji walked into a courtroom this week, having pled guilty to killing a Jewish man, and walked out with a sentence shorter than what many Americans get for DUIs.
Extremism uncovered at American wing of UNRWA
A recent report by a U.S. government agency shows that the UNRWA is compromised by Hamas terrorists who have deeply entrenched themselves within the U.N. entity founded more than 75 years ago. Why didn’t this make prominent headlines in the United States?
Gaza’s silent streets: Hamas crushes its own people. Again.
Hundreds of Gazans dared to take to the streets on June 26 carrying signs reading “God willing, Hamas out” and “We want to live.” By nightfall, Hamas’s security apparatus had detained or rounded up people.
Portuguese human rights organization honors the victims of Hamas’ October 7 massacre
The tribute honors the memory of the 1,140 people murdered, 3,400 wounded, and 247 hostages taken during Hamas’ brutal assault on southern Israel, while recognizing the profound suffering endured by countless families and communities in Israel and throughout the Jewish world.
UNRWA’s Hamas problem: 100+ staffers exposed as Hamas terrorists
For two decades, Israel warned the world that UNRWA, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, was not a humanitarian organization with a Hamas problem. It was a Hamas organization with a humanitarian cover. The world wasn’t listening.