Netanyahu Calls Palestinian State ‘Folly’, Huckabee Honors American Victims of Oct. 7 Attacks, and IDF Uncovers Hamas Weapons in UNRWA Aid Bags
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected the idea of a Palestinian state as a path to peace. Meanwhile, U.S. Ambassador Huckabee honored the American and dual U.S.-Israeli victims of the October 7 Hamas attacks, while the IDF uncovered a hidden Hamas weapons cache inside UNRWA aid bags during operations in Gaza.
Israel Strikes Hamas Gear from Oct. 7 Attack as China-Egypt Drill Nears Border and Global Antisemitism Trends Shift Post-War
The IDF struck Hamas vehicles used in the October 7 attack, aiming to weaken the group’s capabilities. At the same time, China and Egypt launched a joint military drill near Israel’s border, while global antisemitism, though down from its post-attack peak, remains above pre-war levels.
Ceasefire Proposal in Gaza, 20 Terror Suspects Arrested, and Decline of Holocaust Survivors Projected by 2035
Qatar and Egypt have proposed a ceasefire plan to Hamas, including a long-term truce and possible changes in Gaza’s leadership. Israeli forces also arrested 20 terror suspects in Judea and Samaria, while a new report forecasts a steep decline in Holocaust survivors, with only 66,250 expected by 2035.
Netanyahu Vows to Defeat Hamas, Israel Charges Hamas Suspects and Mourns Fallen IDF Tracker
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed his commitment to defeating Hamas, rejecting ceasefire proposals he warned would empower the terror group. As prosecutors prepared charges against 22 Hamas members for the October 7 massacre, the IDF mourned the loss of Warrant Officer G’haleb Alnasasra.
Hamas Claims Hostage Link Lost, IDF Hits Hezbollah, and U.S. Arson Tied to Palestine Stance
Hamas has claimed it lost contact with the captors of Israeli-American soldier Edan Alexander, and the IDF reports killing a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon. In the U.S., a man accused of attacking the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion cited opposition to the state’s position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
IDF Expands Gaza Operations, Leaders Push for Hostage Return, and Israel Engages U.S. on Tariff Relief
As the IDF intensified operations in Gaza, targeting Hamas command centers, Israeli leaders reaffirmed their commitment to securing the release of hostages. At the same time, Israel entered negotiations with the U.S. over proposed tariffs that could significantly impact its economy.
Passover 2025: Our Redemption While Still in Captivity
As we celebrate the Festival of Freedom, let us unite in prayer, flooding God’s inbox that He will cause the softening of the hearts of Hamas and other genocidal jihadi terrorists, and that all the hostages will be released.
U.S.-Saudi Strategic Talks, Israeli-Turkish Diplomacy in Azerbaijan, and Israeli Rabbis Call for Passover Prayers
US. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Saudi Foreign Minister discussed peace initiatives in Gaza and enhancing regional security. Meanwhile, Israeli and Turkish officials met in Azerbaijan to address tensions in Syria, and Israel’s chief rabbis called for global prayers for hostages during Passover.
Trump discusses hostage crisis and conditions, IDF neutralizes threat in Samaria, and Sweden faces Iranian-backed threats
During a White House meeting, Trump detailed the severe conditions faced by hostages held by Hamas, emphasizing the urgency of their release. Meanwhile, IDF neutralized a Palestinian attacker in Samaria as Sweden accused Iran of using teens in criminal plots against Israeli and Jewish targets.
Senator Andy Kim’s Vote to Block Arms Sales to Israel is More than a Freshman Mistake
Kim’s belief that peace can/should be negotiated is more than a freshman mistake. It’s a dangerously naïve policy. Indeed, it’s only through maximum military pressure and eliminating all the terrorist threats from Tehran to Gaza that there can even be a thought of peace. Anything less is appeasement.Â
