Aid Distribution in Gaza

Senior officials from the U.N., Israel, and the U.S. discussed restarting aid distribution in Gaza where 12 million pounds of supplies have been sitting for 18 days due to security concerns, with plans for alternative routes and improved surveillance systems in place.

Child Malnutrition in Gaza Amidst Famine Warnings

Another child has died of malnutrition in Gaza amidst warnings of famine, as reported by Palestinian health officials. NBC News' Matt Bradley provides updates on the Israel-Hamas war.

Impact of War on Gaza and Hamas's Perspective

Senior Hamas official Khaled Meshaal claims Gaza has been destroyed in the war started by Hamas on October 7, but sees it as part of the march towards liberation. Israeli government disputes the extent of destruction. Meshaal, a former Hamas leader, built a net worth of $4 billion in exile. Joel B. Pollak is a Senior Editor-at-Large at Breitbart News.

Israel's Restrictions on Medical Evacuations from Gaza

Israel imposes new restrictions on medical volunteer missions to Gaza and bans critically ill patients from being evacuated for treatment. Aid organizations are petitioning Israel's Supreme Court to allow patients to leave for medical care.

Medical Care in Gaza

Former U.S. Army combat surgeon testifies before Congress about providing medical care in Gaza.

Breakdown in Law and Order in Southern Gaza

Breakdown in law and order in southern Gaza leads to skyrocketing food prices on black market, impacting aid delivery from Israel.

Controversial Statements by Reps. Jamaal Bowman and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Rep. Jamaal Bowman and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made controversial statements at recent rallies. Ocasio-Cortez won her Democratic primary challenge. Bowman criticized AIPAC at a rally with profanity, sparking backlash.

Israel Allows Children from Gaza for Medical Treatment

Israel allows a small group of kids to leave Gaza for medical treatment after two months, following US pressure and a court challenge in Israel. Many more patients are still waiting to be allowed out.

Aid Delivery to Gaza

A pier system built by the U.S. military to deliver aid to Gaza remains underutilized due to ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, leaving Palestinians facing food scarcity. Plans are being made to replace the temporary pier with a more stable and efficient system.

Compulsory Military Service for Ultra-Orthodox Men in Israel

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox men must be drafted for compulsory military service, ending decades-old exemptions, which could lead to the collapse of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition as Israel continues to fight in Gaza.

Famine Risk in Gaza

A new study by IPC organization linked to the UN concludes no famine in Gaza but high risk. Contrary to previous warnings, evidence does not support claims of famine. Biden administration's alarm and Samantha Power's anti-Israel history questioned.

Israeli air strikes in Gaza

Israeli air strikes in Gaza killed at least 11 Palestinians, including aid workers and medical staff. Ceasefire negotiations have not been successful. Prime Minister Netanyahu remains committed to a ceasefire agreement while also aiming to eliminate Hamas. The conflict has led to significant casualties and destruction in Gaza.

Israel's Supreme Court ruling on draft for ultra-Orthodox Jewish men

Israel's Supreme Court rules that ultra-Orthodox Jewish men must be drafted into the military, potentially leading to the collapse of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.

Israeli Prime Minister rejects full cease-fire deal in Gaza war

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects full cease-fire deal in Gaza war, expresses commitment to continue war after a partial pause to eliminate Hamas.

Medics in Gaza increasing screening for severe malnutrition among children

Medics in Gaza are increasing screening for severe malnutrition among young children amid fears of hunger spreading as people flee to new areas.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant in Washington amid conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is in Washington this week while Israel fights on two fronts - in Gaza and on the border with Lebanon.

Israel's Offensive in Gaza and Tensions with Lebanon

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signals the end of the 'intensive' phase of the offensive in Gaza, but indicates a partial cease-fire, leading to concerns about escalation with Hezbollah. The conflict is also linked to tensions in Israel's northern border with Lebanon.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East has a long history, with recent incidents sparking outrage. A video shows a wounded Palestinian man strapped to an Israeli military jeep in Jenin, prompting an investigation. The violence has escalated in the West Bank and Gaza, leading to numerous casualties on both sides. Israeli Minister of Defense is in Washington to discuss the ongoing war in Gaza with U.S. officials.

Tensions between Israel and U.S. over weapons deliveries for Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims a 'dramatic drop' in U.S. weapons deliveries for Israel's war effort in Gaza, which the Biden administration denies, highlighting tensions between the two allies. The war in Gaza has strained the U.S.-Israel relationship, with Biden facing pressure from both progressive Democrats and critics on the right.

Israeli Strikes in Gaza

At least 39 people were killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza, with casualties rising in both Gaza and Lebanon. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in significant loss of life and escalating tensions.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu facing criticism from military over goal to destroy Hamas in Gaza

Protests in Israel for ceasefire in Gaza

Thousands in Israel protest for Netanyahu to accept ceasefire deal in Gaza

Israel's Participation in the Olympic Games in Paris

Israel plans to send 85 athletes to the Olympic Games in Paris despite protests over the war in Gaza. A false claim on Threads stated Israel was 'out' of the Games, but the International Olympic Committee confirmed Israeli athletes will be allowed to compete.

Israel's goals for the war in Gaza

Israel's goals for the war in Gaza include the dismantling of Hamas's governmental and military capabilities. There was a controversy over the military spokesman's comments on the impossibility of destroying Hamas ideologically.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Approach to War in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faces growing disagreement with his military over the approach to the war in Gaza, particularly regarding the goal of destroying Hamas. The lack of a postwar plan for Gaza is a key concern among top officials.

Hamas Squad Commander Killed in Israeli Strike

Hamas squad commander and sniper involved in Oct. 7 attacks in southern Israel killed in strike in northern Gaza by Israeli Air Force. No civilians injured during the strike.

Biden Administration's Gaza Pier

The Biden administration's $230 million Gaza pier, meant for humanitarian aid, has largely failed in its mission and may end operations earlier than expected due to weather-related issues. The pier has faced challenges such as breaking apart, being detached for repairs, and undergoing security concerns. Despite efforts to get it operational again, its effectiveness remains in question.

U.S. Denies Withholding Weapons from Israel Amid Accusations by Netanyahu

The Biden administration rejects Benjamin Netanyahu's accusation of withholding weapons from Israel. The U.S. denies knowledge of any such actions, maintaining that only one shipment of heavy bombs was paused, while billions of dollars of arms continued to flow into Israel. The Israeli military's ongoing assault on Gaza is under scrutiny for potential violations of the laws of war. Tensions are also rising along Israel's border with Lebanon, with threats of a potential offensive against Hezbollah. Discussions between the U.S. and Israel continue regarding weapon transfers.

Gaza aid pier complications and the need for more humanitarian aid

Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) responded to question about Gaza aid pier, stating it is more complicated than people realize and more aid is needed for Palestinians. She emphasized the importance of finding ways to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Challenges of Medical Supply Entry into Gaza

A Palestinian American doctor highlights the challenges of entering Gaza with medical supplies and blames Israel, Egypt, and the U.S. for not improving the humanitarian situation.

Israeli Raid in Gaza

Israeli raid in Gaza results in the death of at least 64 children, including Saher Esleih's son Tawfiq, who was killed by shrapnel. The raid was to rescue hostages held by Hamas, leading to a tragic day for civilians in Gaza.

Creators in Gaza sharing daily life during war

Creators in Gaza are using social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok to share glimpses of daily life during war, showcasing moments of respite and resilience despite deadly conditions and limited resources. Their vlogs provide a personal and more relatable perspective on survival in Gaza compared to the more graphic content often seen on social media.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza amid Israel-Gaza Conflict

Israel's military announced a daytime pause in fighting in southern Gaza to allow for humanitarian aid deliveries, amid a humanitarian crisis. The pause is aimed at easing the backlog of aid trucks and increasing aid flow to various parts of Gaza. The pause comes as Muslims mark the Eid Al-Adha holiday and amid ongoing discussions for a cease-fire proposal.

Princess Kate public appearance and Gaza hospital rescue operation

Princess Kate will make a public appearance on Saturday, her first since announcing she was undergoing cancer treatment. Travis Melis from Portland, Oregon, witnessed the rescue operation at Al-Aqsa Hospital in Gaza.

Israeli Female Hostage Held as Slave in Gaza

Israeli female hostage Liri Albag was held captive in Gaza and forced to work as a slave in a luxury villa, doing domestic labor. The plight of the female hostages has been largely ignored by 'progressive' groups in the West.

Israeli Defense Forces Hostage Rescue in Gaza

The Israel Defense Forces report that 104 Palestinians were killed in a successful hostage rescue in Gaza, all of whom were combatants. Hamas claims a higher death toll of 274, but the IDF insists that all casualties were Hamas terrorists or armed civilians collaborating with the organization.

Israeli Hostages in Gaza

A senior Hamas official told CNN that the fate of the remaining 116 Israeli hostages is unknown, with 41 confirmed dead and uncertainty about the status of the remaining 75. Hamas demands a permanent ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza for their release.

Struggle for Daily Meals in War-Torn Gaza

Many Gazans in war-torn Gaza struggle to secure a daily meal due to lack of aid despite international donations.

Hillary Clinton endorses challenger of Rep. Jamaal Bowman in New York House primary

Hillary Clinton endorses challenger of Rep. Jamaal Bowman in a competitive House primary in New York. The primary face-off comes amid divisions within the Democratic Party over Israel's war in Gaza.

Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Celebrations erupted in Israel as four hostages were rescued from Hamas, but many families are still waiting for their loved ones to be freed. The rescue operation left a trail of death and destruction in Gaza, with over 270 people killed. Efforts are being made to secure the safe release of all hostages, with negotiations ongoing. Families of the hostages are anxious and worried about the well-being of their loved ones.

Hezbollah rocket attack on Israel in retaliation for commander's killing

Hezbollah launches rocket barrage at Israel in retaliation for top commander's killing, escalating tensions along Israel-Lebanon border. Secretary of State Blinken deems some of Hamas' ceasefire demands in Gaza as unworkable.

Cross-border tensions between Israel and Hezbollah

Cross-border fire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has escalated during the 8-month Gaza war, raising fears of a full-scale conflict.

Anti-Israel Protests in Washington, D.C.

Anti-Israel protesters vandalized statues in Washington, D.C.'s Lafayette Square during a protest against President Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war. The protest turned chaotic with assaults on park rangers and police officers, as well as damage to park resources. The protesters argued against Israel's actions in Gaza.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken meeting with hostage families and Hamas response to U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal

Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with hostage families following Israel's rescue of four hostages from Gaza. Hamas responded to U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal. NBC News' Andrea Mitchell reports from Amman, Jordan.

Violence in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Palestinian Statehood Efforts

Violence is increasing in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, with Palestinians expressing concern about events in Gaza. Efforts to get Palestinians a state of their own have been ongoing.

Escalating Conflict Between Israel and Lebanon

The low-level war between Israel and Lebanon is escalating, with fears of a major conflagration. Israelis are anxious for the military to take action, with many believing a war with Hezbollah is necessary to alleviate tensions. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in the region attempting to bring an end to the conflict in Gaza.

Response to U.S. Ceasefire Proposal by Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza

Hamas and Islamic Jihad respond to U.S. ceasefire proposal, demanding control of Gaza-Egypt border. President Biden's plan failed to call for Hamas disarmament. Israel agrees to plan but aims to destroy Hamas. U.S. translates plan into UN resolution. Hamas demands withdrawal of Israeli forces from Philadelphi corridor for re-armament. IDF controls corridor to prevent smuggling.

Israeli Strike on Tent Camp in Rafah

Israeli airstrike on a tent camp in Rafah results in at least 45 deaths, including women and children. Global outrage follows the attack. IDF claims it was targeting Hamas leaders and did not expect the fire that ensued. Confusion over safe zones and evacuation orders in the area.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Anti-Israel protesters chant 'Long live intifada' in New York, Hamas accepts UN ceasefire resolution, US Secretary of State works to push for ceasefire and prevent escalation with Hezbollah, President Biden proposes three-phase plan for Gaza postwar, Israeli Prime Minister skeptical of the deal

Global Affairs, Technology, Health, Environmental Issues

The U.N. Security Council endorsed President Biden's cease-fire plan for Gaza, Apple announced new AI features and a partnership with OpenAI, FDA advisers recommended approval of the new Alzheimer's drug, and plastic pollution remains a major issue globally.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken's interaction with hostage families in Gaza

Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with family members of hostages held in Gaza during his trip to Tel Aviv, reassuring them that efforts are being made to bring everyone home.

Debate Over Israel's Rescue Mission in Gaza

Liberal media pundits express outrage over Israel's rescue mission resulting in civilian deaths, while some praise the operation as necessary. Various commentators and politicians debate the ethics and implications of the rescue mission in Gaza.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Four hostages abducted in the Hamas attacks were rescued by Israeli special forces in Gaza, resulting in casualties on both sides. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced political challenges following the rescue operation. The future of a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas remains uncertain.

IDF Rescue Operation in Gaza

IDF special forces rescued four hostages in Gaza amid a hail of gunfire. Controversy arose as Hamas reported 274 deaths during the mission, while IDF claimed fewer than 100. The operation was daring and executed brilliantly, with a total of seven hostages rescued and 16 bodies recovered.

Cease-fire Deal Between Israel and Hamas in Gaza

The United Nations Security Council passed a U.S.-drafted cease-fire deal to stop fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with China not blocking and Russia abstaining. Israel proposed a three-part plan for a permanent cease-fire. Israel rescued hostages, causing uncertainty on agreeing to the cease-fire. The EU and Security Council urged implementation of the proposal.

Israeli Rescue Operation in Gaza

Israeli forces conducted a dramatic rescue operation in Gaza to free four hostages held by Hamas terrorists, with 1200 people killed in the initial attack and around 250 taken hostage. The hostages were rescued in a complex operation amidst heavy fighting.

United Nations' World Food Programme Halts Operations at U.S.-Built Pier in Gaza

The United Nations' World Food Programme paused food distribution operations from a U.S.-built pier in Gaza due to safety concerns after the pier was hit by rockets. The U.S. has spent $320 million on the pier to facilitate aid delivery, but chaotic scenes and weather damage have hindered efforts. Aid arrived at the pier, but distribution was paused for a security assessment. Relief agencies are pushing for land routes to reopen for aid delivery to Gaza.

United Nations Security Council Endorses President Biden's Plan to End Israel-Hamas War in Gaza

The United Nations Security Council endorsed President Biden's plan to end the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, with three phases including a six-week cease-fire, negotiations for a permanent end to the war, and rebuilding Gaza. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged countries to press Hamas to accept the deal.

Israeli Hostage Rescue in Gaza

Four hostages were rescued by Israeli forces in Gaza, but families of remaining hostages continue to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Ambassador Dennis Ross believes Hamas may be embarrassed by the rescue and a ceasefire deal is unlikely in the immediate aftermath.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Speech to Congress

House Republicans criticize progressive Democrats threatening to boycott Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress next month due to disagreement over Israel's operation in Gaza

Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

The Israel Police conducted a daring hostage rescue operation in Gaza, freeing four hostages held in separate homes. One commanding officer was killed in action. The hostages were forced into labor and were rescued under heavy fire.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's key rival, Benny Gantz, resigns from war Cabinet

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's key rival, Benny Gantz, resigns from the war Cabinet after postwar plan for Gaza fails; Gantz demands elections and criticizes Netanyahu's leadership during the conflict.

Negotiations for the Release of American Hostages in Gaza

President Biden's administration has discussed negotiating with Hamas for the release of American hostages in Gaza, separate from Israel's involvement. Cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas are ongoing, with the U.S. seeking to ensure the safety of American citizens in the region.

Rescue of Four Hostages by Israel in Gaza

Four hostages were successfully rescued by Israel in a high-risk operation, resulting in casualties in Gaza. The raid led to a mix of emotions in Israel and global outrage over the destruction in Gaza. The rescued hostages showed signs of malnutrition and mental scars from their captivity.

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken's Visit to the Middle East

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Egypt, Israel, Jordan, and Qatar to increase pressure on Hamas and Israel to reach a ceasefire in Gaza. Four hostages, including Noa Argamani, were rescued in a recovery operation. The conflict between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah is dangerously poised.

Israel's operation in Gaza

Israel conducts a weekend operation in Gaza, freeing four hostages held by Hamas but resulting in the deaths of over 270 Palestinians.

Pro-Palestinian Demonstration in Boston

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Boston called for a ceasefire in Gaza outside TD Garden ahead of the NBA Finals game. They aimed to raise awareness about the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israeli forces.

Humanitarian Aid Pause in Gaza

The U.N. World Food Program has paused its distribution of humanitarian aid from an American-built pier off Gaza due to safety concerns after a deadly day of war. The U.S. Agency for International Development described the pause as a step for a security review. President Joe Biden directed the U.S. military to set up the temporary pier to bring aid into Gaza.

Daring Rescue Operation and Fallout in Gaza and Israel

After a daring rescue operation that returned four hostages to Israel, Gaza is dealing with the consequences of the raid that resulted in mass casualties. In Israel, a top war cabinet official resigned amid a divided government.

Israeli Prime Minister's Key Rival Resigns from War Cabinet

Benny Gantz resigns from Israeli war Cabinet after postwar plan for Gaza fails to materialize, citing Netanyahu as obstacle to victory. Global condemnation of civilian death toll in Gaza war. Gantz calls for elections and criticizes Netanyahu for lack of plan. Netanyahu faces further isolation and relies on far-right support. U.N. orders Israel to halt offensive in Rafah. International Criminal Court seeks arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Hamas leaders. Netanyahu claims Israeli military is the most moral army in the world. Far-right members threaten to dissolve government if Netanyahu agrees to proposal.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Vice President Harris mourned Palestinians killed in a successful Israeli hostage rescue operation, retrieving 4 hostages taken by Hamas. The operation resulted in casualties among Palestinians, sparking controversy over the death toll.

Israel-Hamas Conflict and Hostage Rescue Mission

Former IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss the Israel-Hamas war and a recent hostage rescue mission in Gaza. He highlights the complexity of the situation and points out the involvement of Palestinian civilians in holding Israeli hostages.

Rescue of Hostages in Gaza

Four hostages were rescued from Gaza in a miraculous and heroic operation, leading to joy in Israel but bloodshed in Gaza. The rescue highlighted the ongoing war's toll and failures in negotiations. The operation resulted in mass casualties, and calls for a cease-fire have been renewed. Netanyahu's actions following the rescue have faced criticism, and opposition leader Benny Gantz is expected to resign.

Death of Abdallah Aljamal in Israel's Hostage Rescue in Gaza

Abdallah Aljamal, a journalist for the Palestine Chronicle and a spokesman for a Hamas-run government department, was killed in Israel's hostage rescue in Gaza. He was a contributor for the Palestine Chronicle and Al Jazeera, with reports that read like propaganda.

Rescue of Former Israeli Hostage Noa Argamani in Gaza

Former Israeli hostage Noa Argamani was discovered being held in the home of an Al Jazeera cameraman in Gaza, after being abducted during a Hamas-led massacre. She was rescued in a daring Israeli operation. The situation highlights the complexity and dangers of hostage rescues in conflict zones.

Israeli Rescue Operation

An Israeli rescue operation freed four hostages but resulted in the deaths of more than 200 people in Gaza.

Humanitarian Aid in Gaza

Aid group Rebuilding Alliance relocates to central Gaza from Rafah and faces challenges in providing food to those in need.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Israeli forces rescued four hostages in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 210 Palestinians. The operation involved heavy bombardment and ground operations. Hamas claims some hostages were killed by the Israelis. The rescue mission had been planned for weeks and is one of the largest hostage liberations since the Gaza war began. Multiple casualties were reported, including an eight-year-old boy, amid intense bombardments.

Israeli forces rescue hostages from Hamas in daring raid in central Gaza

Israeli forces freed four hostages held captive by Hamas during a daring raid in central Gaza, including Noa Argamani, a young Israeli woman. The mission involved covert preparations and a diversionary operation. The hostages were rescued successfully, but casualties occurred during the operation.

Israel's Hostage Rescue Operation and Palestinian Deaths

Israel conducted a hostage rescue operation that resulted in at least 210 Palestinian deaths, including children, while rescuing four Israeli hostages. The operation sparked international criticism and added Israel to the UN's 'blacklist' for violations against children.

Protest against President Biden's Support of Israel

Thousands gathered outside of the White House to protest President Biden's support of Israel amidst a successful hostage rescue operation by Israeli forces. Protesters argue that Israel has crossed a 'red line' of 'genocide' in Gaza, calling for an arms embargo and an end to the conflict.

Vice President Kamala Harris expresses condolences for lives lost in Gaza during Israeli rescue mission

Vice President Kamala Harris expressed mourning for innocent lives lost among Palestinians during an Israeli rescue mission in Gaza. There is conflicting information on the number of casualties and whether they were civilians or terrorists. Harris was heckled by a pro-Palestinian protester during her speech in Michigan.

Humanitarian Aid Delivery to Gaza

The first aid from an American-built pier arrived in Gaza after storm damage required repairs to the project, allowing for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Palestinians, despite challenges and setbacks. The U.S. military constructed the pier to facilitate the delivery of urgently needed supplies to Gaza.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Israeli security forces rescued four hostages, including Noa Argamani, during a raid in central Gaza, resulting in the death of many Palestinians. The operation received U.S. support and sparked controversy due to civilian casualties.

Protest against Biden administration's policies on Israel-Hamas war

Protesters gathered outside the White House to demonstrate against the Biden administration's policies on the Israel-Hamas war, calling for a change in approach and an end to the violence in Gaza.

Israeli Raid in Gaza

Four hostages were rescued in an Israeli raid in Gaza, with mass Palestinian casualties and 120 hostages still in Hamas captivity. One rescued hostage is Noa Argamani, whose kidnapping video defined Hamas' October 7 attack. Noa's mother's dying wish of seeing her daughter one last time was fulfilled.

Israeli raid in Gaza and rescue of hostages

CAIR condemned Israeli raid in Gaza that led to rescue of four Israeli hostages, calling it a 'horrific massacre.' Israeli forces rescued hostages from Hamas terrorists, resulting in casualties. CAIR has a controversial history and is considered a pro-terror organization.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Israeli forces rescued four hostages from Gaza in a complex special daytime operation, resulting in the death of at least 200 Palestinians and one Israeli special forces police officer.

Israeli Special Forces Rescue Hostages in Gaza

Israeli special forces successfully rescued four hostages from Gaza in a daring raid, with one Israeli soldier tragically losing his life during the operation. The hostages were reunited with their families, and the Biden administration called for negotiations with Hamas for the release of other hostages.

Israeli Hostages Rescued from Central Gaza

Four Israeli hostages were rescued from central Gaza by Israeli authorities in a complex operation. At least 94 Palestinians were killed in the rescue operation. The hostages are in good medical condition and under observation in an Israeli hospital. The news has been received with cheers in Israel, boosting morale.

State Visit of President Joe Biden by French President Emmanuel Macron

President Joe Biden is being feted by French President Emmanuel Macron with a state visit, focusing on global security issues and partnership. They also aim to move past trade tensions and support Ukraine's fight against Russia's invasion.

Israeli Airstrike Killing Aid Workers in Gaza

Biden administration delays assessment of Israeli airstrike that killed World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza. Israel admits it was a 'grave mistake.' Calls for independent inquiry. Biden threatens to condition support to Israel. WCK founder honored for humanitarian efforts. Biden aims to set up temporary pier off Gaza coast for aid delivery.

Baker in Gaza Making Cakes Amid War

A professional baker in Gaza celebrates life amid war by making cakes. He fled an Israeli offensive in Rafah and set up a makeshift bakery near a displaced persons camp.

NAACP Urges Biden to Halt Weapons to Israel and Help End Gaza War

The NAACP urges President Biden to stop sending weapons to Israel and use U.S. influence to end the war in Gaza. Black voters are increasingly focused on the Israel-Gaza conflict and economic concerns for the upcoming election.

Tense Meeting Between US, Arab Officials

A meeting between US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Arab officials turned into a shouting match between the UAE's foreign minister and a Palestinian adviser due to skepticism over Palestinian Authority reforms. The incident highlights internal disputes among Arab leaders that could impact Biden administration's post-war Gaza strategy.

Reattachment of American Pier in Gaza for Aid Deliveries

A temporary American pier in Gaza, damaged by high seas, has been reattached to aid starving Palestinians; around 2 million pounds of aid were delivered before the damage. Plans to resume aid deliveries and ramp up operations are underway.

U.S. Military-built Pier for Gaza Aid

U.S. military-built pier to deliver aid to Gaza reconnected after storm damage, with operations ramping up to move 1 million pounds of supplies every two days. Biden's $320 million pier faced challenges, including storm damage, logistical issues, and aid theft by residents.

Controversy over Florida Tire Shop Flying Nazi Flag

A Florida tire shop flies a Nazi flag to protest the situation in Gaza, sparking controversy and accusations of antisemitism.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to Address Congress Amid Gaza Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address Congress amid ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza, with tensions and boycotts expected from some Democrats. President Biden has criticized Netanyahu's handling of the war and called for more humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Israel Defense Forces bombing of school in Gaza

Israel Defense Forces bombed a school in Gaza, killing 40 people including women and children. US calls for transparency from Israel and demands Hamas accept ceasefire proposal.