Hamas Leadership Relocations, IDF Activist Controversy, and $40M Drone Investment Enhances Military Edge
Hamas leadership relocates to countries like Turkey and Malaysia, intensifying diplomatic and security concerns. Domestically, tensions rise as the IDF suspends an anti-government activist’s reserve duty amid protests against judicial reforms. Meanwhile, the Defense Ministry invests $40 million in advanced drones.
Gaza Health Ministry Accuses Israel of Using Secret Weapons that “Vaporize” Human Bodies
This claim was picked up by Hamas, which called for an international committee to investigate Israel’s use of these weapons that completely vaporize bodies.
Israel to build new security fence, scholar killed in Lebanon, and the fight against Hamas aid
Israel faces escalating challenges on multiple fronts: the IDF is constructing a security fence near Huwara to combat ongoing attacks, a renowned archaeologist and reservist was tragically killed by Hezbollah in Lebanon, and protests have resumed against aid reaching Hamas in Gaza.
Netanyahu Throws Off the Yoke of the Oppressive Anti-Messiah Biden Regime
“President Biden told me that if we go in, we will be alone,” Netanyahu said. “He also said that he would stop shipments of important weapons to us. And so he did. A few days later, Blinken appeared and repeated the same things and I told him — we will fight with our nails.”
Pope Calls to Investigate Israel’s “Genocide” in Gaza
“According to some experts, what is happening in Gaza has the characteristics of a genocide… We should investigate carefully to determine whether it fits into the technical definition formulated by jurists and international bodies,” he added.
U.S. sanctions Hamas leaders, IDF Continue to faces rising casualties, and Israel stresses action against Hezbollah threats
The U.S. sanctioned Hamas leaders amid criticism of its strategy, while Israel mourns its 800th IDF casualty in the ongoing war. Israeli officials stress the need to counter Hezbollah threats while pursuing a lasting ceasefire.
Lebanon attacks Israel, US has more sanctions, and it’s time to bring the hostages home
Netanyahu pledged to curb Hezbollah’s capabilities after recent attacks, while the Biden administration sanctioned Israeli entities over West Bank tensions. A hostage’s father urged unrestricted IDF action to defeat Hamas and free captives.
Fact-Checkers Absent When Editor & Publisher Covers Israel
For a magazine that prides itself on journalistic standards, Editor & Publisher seems to throw those standards right out the window when Israel is the subject of their reporting.
Israel rejects Lebanon ceasefire, as PA and Hamas attempt to harm Israel
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that there will be no ceasefire in Lebanon, as Israel aims to dismantle Hezbollah’s capabilities while keeping pressure on Iran. Also, a Palestinian official attributed recent anti-Israeli violence in Amsterdam to global frustration with Israel, and unsurprisingly, the IDF found ammunition in a Gaza aid convoy.
Trump may have chosen UN Ambassador, Israel Takes down 1200 Hamas terrorists and gets hit by rockets from Houthis
President-elect Donald Trump has reportedly offered Rep. Elise Stefanik the role of U.S. ambassador to the U.N. In Gaza, the IDF reports significant progress against Hamas, capturing or killing 2,000 militants. Meanwhile, missile and drone attacks from Iran-backed groups, including Yemen’s Houthi militia, target Israeli areas.
