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.
Hostage Release, Weapons Seizure, and Lebanon’s Fight Against Hezbollah
Hamas has agreed to release Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander, while Israeli Border Police uncovered a major weapons cache in Bethlehem linked to terrorist groups. Meanwhile, Lebanon’s government is making strides in regaining control of Beirut’s airport from Hezbollah.
Danon Vows No End Without Hostages’ Release, IDF Eliminates Terror Leaders, Pentagon Boosts F-35 Development with $26M Contracts
Israel’s U.N. envoy Danny Danon declared the war with Hamas won’t end while hostages remain, warning against trusting Iran. At the same time, Israeli forces eliminated key terrorists behind the October 7 attacks, as the U.S. approved $26 million in contracts to support Israel’s F-35 fighter jet program.
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.
Survivors Recount Gaza Captivity, Leaders Push for Jewish Presence at Joseph’s Tomb, IAF Intercepts Rocket from Gaza
On ‘60 Minutes,’ survivors reveal the brutal conditions of their Hamas captivity in Gaza. Jewish leaders advocate for a permanent presence at Joseph’s Tomb, citing its historical significance. Meanwhile, the Israeli Air Force intercepts a rocket from northern Gaza.
Israel Demands Hostage Releases, Hezbollah Warns of Action, and IDF Faces Legal Challenges
Israel has countered Hamas’ initial offer in ceasefire negotiations by demanding the release of at least ten living hostages. Meanwhile, legal battles are escalating in Germany where an NGO has filed a complaint against an IDF soldier. Also, Hezbollah’s leader has issued a stern warning that the group may take further actions against Israel.
Israel Strikes Hamas Sniper, Auburn Coach Calls for Hostage Release, and IDF Targets Military Bases in Syria
Israel eliminated a Hamas sniper with ties to Al Jazeera, citing his involvement in attacks against Israeli forces and civilians. Meanwhile, Auburn Tigers coach used NCAA tournament platform to call for the release of hostages. In Syria, the IDF launched airstrikes on military installations.
