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.

Sen. John Fetterman's Visit to Israel and Support for Israel's War Against Hamas

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem and showed support for Israel's war against Hamas.

India-Israel Relations and Military Cooperation

Former Israeli ambassador to India suggests India may be sending weapons to Israel as a return favor for support in the 1999 Kargil War. India has condemned Hamas and remained silent on IDF operations against them. Reports indicate India may be providing military assistance to Israel.

Abduction of Israeli Hostages by Hamas

Almog Levy's parents were abducted by Hamas gunmen, leaving him celebrating his third birthday without them. The Israeli government faces criticism for not securing their release as Netanyahu focuses on destroying Hamas militarily. More than 37,600 people have been killed in Gaza since the conflict began.

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.

Abduction of American-Israeli Hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin by Hamas

American-Israeli hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin and two others were abducted by Hamas terrorists, with a newly released video showing the abduction. The families hope this will spur action to bring the hostages home.

Israeli Defense Forces Operations against Hamas in Rafah, Gaza Strip

Israel Defense Forces have made significant progress in dismantling Hamas's remaining battalions in Rafah, Gaza Strip, particularly focusing on underground assets. However, challenges remain in completely destroying Hamas due to their strong underground presence. Pressure is mounting for a deal with Hamas on the release of hostages, but conditions set by both sides have not been met. The Biden administration opposed Israel's entry into Rafah to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe, which did not occur. Israel now controls the Gaza-Egypt border and smuggling routes previously used by Hamas.

Northwestern University's ties with Al Jazeera and Qatar

Utah Republican Rep. Burgess Owens demands Northwestern University sever ties with Al Jazeera due to its connection to terrorist group Hamas, citing concerns about anti-Israel propaganda and terrorist affiliation.

Hamas leadership relocation

Hamas leadership is considering relocating from Qatar to Iraq with Iran taking responsibility for their protection. The move follows pressure from Qatar to accept US ceasefire proposals.

Clashes at Los Angeles Synagogue

President Biden condemns threats to Jewish members of a Los Angeles synagogue after clashes between anti-Israel activists and Israel supporters. DOJ declines to comment on potential investigation. Tensions rise following Hamas' terror attack in Israel and Israel's response in Gaza.

Kidnapping of Hersh Goldberg-Polin by Hamas

The parents of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a 23-year-old Israeli American kidnapped by Hamas, are urging action to free him and two other captives. Netanyahu's government is under pressure to prioritize hostage release over military action against Hamas.

Antisemitism in America and its Impact on Political Support

Discussion on antisemitism in America, concerns over Jewish voters' support for Biden amid Israel-Hamas war, and division within the Democratic Party on Israel-related issues.

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.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces the end of intense fighting against Hamas in Rafah but states the war will continue until Hamas is destroyed.

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

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.

Israeli Peace Activist Held Hostage by Hamas

Israeli peace activist Ada Sagi, who was held hostage by Hamas for 53 days, no longer believes in peace between Palestinians and Israelis due to her traumatic experience.

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.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dissolves war Cabinet

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dissolved the war Cabinet after key rivals quit, forming a smaller 'kitchen cabinet' for sensitive consultations. The move was influenced by domestic politics and tensions with international partners. Recent polling shows Netanyahu's Likud party gaining ground. The conflict with Hamas has resulted in casualties and displacement, while heightened aggression from Hezbollah poses a threat to Lebanon and the region.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at Stanford University Commencement

Hundreds of students at Stanford University walked out of commencement in a pro-Palestinian protest, organized by Stanford Against Apartheid in Palestine. The protest was in support of students arrested at previous protests and calling for divestment from Israel amid its conflict with Hamas.

Rescue of Andrey Kozlov and Others from Hamas Captivity

Israeli commandos rescued Andrey Kozlov and others from Hamas captivity, but the ordeal has left lasting psychological scars on the hostages and their families.

Antisemitism and Radical Anti-Israel Sentiments Post-9/11

The author recounts experiences of encountering antisemitism and radical anti-Israel sentiments post-9/11. He highlights the refusal of many to condemn terror against Jews and calls for Muslim leaders to denounce Hamas and support peace.

Anti-Israel Protests and Rising Anti-Jewish Prejudice

Anti-Israel protesters were heard chanting 'Long live intifada' at a demonstration in New York. Fox News reports on rising anti-Jewish prejudice in the U.S. and the world. Includes stories on rescued Hamas hostages, campus protests, and calls to revoke Al Jazeera's media credentials.

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.

President Biden's comments on Hunter Biden and international affairs at the G-7 summit

President Biden expresses pride in Hunter for overcoming addiction but states he will not pardon him after his conviction. Biden discusses Ukraine-Russia conflict and Hamas' response at the G-7 summit in Italy.

Poll on Palestinian Support for October 7 Attacks and War with Israel

A poll by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research shows that 67% of Palestinians still support the October 7 terror attacks and believe that Hamas will win the war with Israel. Support for the attacks dropped in Gaza but rose in the West Bank. Most Palestinians believe the conflict has garnered international attention and could lead to increased recognition of Palestinian statehood. The poll also reveals opinions on humanitarian issues, the perceived effectiveness of a U.S.-built pier, and awareness of Hamas atrocities.

G7 Summit in Italy and Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas

President Biden attends the first day of the G7 summit in Italy. Israel and Hamas agree to an initial ceasefire with details still uncertain.

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.

US Secretary of State Blinken's efforts to broker a ceasefire deal with Hamas

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urges Hamas to accept ceasefire deal, Hamas demands written guarantee of permanent ceasefire, US proposes deal similar to past Hamas proposals, Hamas rejects and asks for more concessions, Blinken criticizes Hamas response, Hamas insists on additional demands including control of Gaza-Egypt border

Al Jazeera's Affiliation with Hamas

Sen. Marco Rubio urges President Biden to revoke Al Jazeera's White House press credentials after revelations that one of its affiliated journalists reportedly held Israeli hostages in Gaza. Al Jazeera denies the allegations.

Efforts to secure a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East

The United States is trying to secure a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel, but Hamas's demands are hindering the process. Hezbollah retaliated with a missile barrage after Israel killed one of its commanders, leading to fears of wider escalation. The U.N. accused both sides of war crimes and violations of international law.

International Relations

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken states that the war will continue as Hamas rejects cease-fire proposals in Doha meeting.

Hamas response to U.S. ceasefire plan for Gaza conflict

Hamas responds to a U.S. ceasefire plan for the war in Gaza against Israel, opening up possibilities for a deal but with no public commitment from either side. Israel has not confirmed acceptance of the proposal, insisting on eliminating Hamas before ending attacks 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.

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-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

Israel's Hostage Rescue and Shavuot Cookbook Dedication

Israel safely rescued four hostages captured by Hamas during the Oct. 7 attacks. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum dedicated a cookbook for the Jewish holiday of Shavuot to honor the abductees.

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.

Hamas' 'Kinocide' War Crime in Southern Israel

Israeli scholars and legal experts have identified a new war crime called 'kinocide' committed by Hamas during an attack on southern Israel, targeting families. Evidence shows horrific crimes against women and children captured on film by the terrorists. Efforts are being made to raise awareness and potentially include 'kinocide' as a recognized term in international law.

Anti-Israel Protest in New York City

Anti-Israel protesters clashed with police outside an exhibit in New York City memorializing the victims of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack. The protesters chanted anti-Israel slogans and displayed banners associated with Hezbollah. Israel supporters were also present. The exhibit aims to commemorate the victims and events of the brutal attack by Hamas.

NAACP's Call to End U.S. Military Support for Israel and Controversy Surrounding It

Elisha Wiesel criticizes NAACP for calling to end U.S. military support for Israel, citing family's history with civil rights movement and Zionism. NAACP's stance sparks controversy amid tensions with Hamas. Pro-Palestinian protests lead to vandalism and assaults. Expert warns of left-wing support for Hamas alienating Americans and impacting upcoming elections.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Rising Support Amid Conflict with Hamas

Domestic support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on the rise as the Jewish State's war against the Iran-backed Islamic terror group Hamas advances. Poll numbers show the right-wing bloc in Israel nearing 60 seats, with Netanyahu's Likud Party receiving strong support.

Hostage rescue by Israeli police and potential negotiations with Hamas by Biden administration

Israeli police rescue hostages held by Hamas; Biden administration may negotiate with Hamas for release of American hostages. Andrea Mitchell reports from Tel Aviv.

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.

BBC Backlash Over Israeli Rescue Operation

The BBC faced backlash for suggesting Israel should have warned Palestinians before a rescue operation in Gaza. The IDF conducted a successful high-risk rescue mission without prior notice to prevent the execution of hostages. Critics mocked the BBC's question and accused the network of bias against Israel.

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.

Hamas response to UN Security Council resolution

Hamas welcomed, but did not accept, a United Nations Security Council resolution introduced by the U.S. that mirrors President Joe Biden's proposals for a ceasefire and hostage exchange, which were later admitted to be virtually identical to Hamas's proposals. Critics slammed the resolution for treating Hamas as a legitimate actor.

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.

Pro-Palestinian Protester Demonstration Outside the White House

Pro-Palestinian protester falsely claims Hamas did not rape Israelis and accuses Israeli soldiers of raping Palestinians during a demonstration outside the White House. Pro-Palestinian protesters openly support Hamas and Hezbollah, vandalize a statue, and assault a U.S. Park Police officer. No arrests were made.

Al-Jazeera's Alleged Support for Hamas

Al-Jazeera, owned by Qatar, has been accused of being a propaganda outlet for Hamas, with some journalists revealed to be Hamas fighters. They have been involved in supporting Hamas during the recent Israel-Hamas war by broadcasting threats, celebrating attacks on Israel, and fabricating anti-Israel propaganda.

Biden Administration's Potential Negotiations with Hamas for American Hostages

The Biden administration is considering negotiating directly with Hamas to secure the release of five Americans held hostage in Gaza if cease-fire talks with Israel fail. Israeli hostages were recently rescued, complicating efforts to secure a cease-fire deal.

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.

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.

Negotiating Deal with Hamas to Release American Hostages in Gaza

The White House is considering negotiating a deal with Hamas to release Americans held hostage in Gaza.

Israeli Government Calls for Investigation into 'Palestine Chronicle' Website

The Israeli government called for a U.S. investigation into the 'Palestine Chronicle' news website after one of its contributors was found to be holding Israeli hostages. The Palestine Chronicle is registered as a charitable organization in the U.S. Aljamal, the contributor, was connected to Hamas and was killed in a raid in Gaza.

CNN Misleading Chyron on Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation

Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer criticized CNN for calling an Israeli hostage rescue operation a 'hostage release' in a misleading news chyron. The operation rescued four hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Bremmer highlighted the importance of accurate reporting amidst the Israel/Hamas conflict.

Political Tension in Israel and the Middle East

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is arriving in Israel and the Middle East amidst political tension between Benny Gantz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Biden administration is suspected of backing a 'color revolution' to oust Netanyahu. Blinken is pushing for a U.S. proposal for a hostage deal with Hamas, despite Israel's skepticism.

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.

Hunter Biden's trial and complications in Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal

Jury begins deliberating in Hunter Biden's trial on gun-related charges. Recent rescue of hostages complicates Secretary of State Blinken's efforts to broker a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas.

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.

Negotiations with Hamas for American Hostages

Biden administration officials are considering negotiating a unilateral deal with Hamas to secure the release of five American hostages in Gaza if current cease-fire talks with Israel fail.

Current Events

The latest news on the Israel-Hamas conflict, far-right parties making gains in EU elections, and the defense starting its case in the Hunter Biden gun trial.

Rep. Nancy Mace's comments on President Biden's trip, Hamas cease-fire deal, and Benny Gantz's resignation

Rep. Nancy Mace discusses President Biden's trip to France, administration urging Hamas to accept a cease-fire deal with Israel, and expectations for the G-7 summit. Benny Gantz resigns from Benjamin Netanyahu's government over differences in strategy regarding hostages seized by Hamas.

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.

U.S. Politics

Senator Tom Cotton accuses President Biden of catering to the 'pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic Party instead of backing Israel,' criticizing Biden for his response regarding Netanyahu's actions during the conflict.

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.

Israeli Military Operation to Rescue Hostages

Innocent people were tragically killed during an Israeli military operation to rescue hostages kidnapped during a Hamas terror attack. The exact number of civilian casualties is disputed between the Israeli Defense Forces and Hamas-run Gaza health ministry.

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 military rescue operation and Al Jazeera controversy

Israeli military rescues hostages in joint operation, one police officer killed, Palestine Chronicle contributor among 210 killed in Nuseirat massacre, Hamas operative held hostages, Al Jazeera denies connection to Aljamal, Israeli government shuts down Al Jazeera, CIA documents link Al-Qaeda praising Al Jazeera, congressman calls for scrutiny of Al Jazeera's broadcasts

Actor Guy Pearce's Controversial Comments on Israel's Hostage Rescue

Australian actor Guy Pearce claims that Israel could have rescued hostages from Hamas months ago, suggesting IDF's true motivation is questionable. He offers no evidence to support his claims.

Political Demonstrations, EU Elections, China-Philippines Relations, US Politics, Prison Sentence, China-US Rivalry, Hostage Rescue, Trump Administration Critique, Myanmar Military Abuses, Ukraine-Russia Conflict, Cemetery Visit, Accusations against Israel, Biden's Support for Ukraine, Iran Presidential Election, Warfare Strategies, Israeli-Hamas Conflict

Tens of thousands of demonstrators in Germany rally against the far right ahead of EU elections. China responds to claims of blocking Philippine servicemen evacuation. President Biden committed to reelection despite speculation. Steve Bannon ordered to serve four-month prison sentence. Hong Kong tycoon urges China to remain level-headed in rivalry with US. Israel rescues hostages in Gaza amidst destruction. Republicans for the Rule of Law push back on Trump's claim of absolute immunity. Allegations of rape and torture by Myanmar's military. Ukraine claims to have hit a Russian Su-57 warplane. Trump skipped cemetery visit in 2018 due to rain. Spain and South Africa accuse Israel of genocide. Biden warns Putin will not stop at Ukraine. Iran's Guardian Council approves candidates for presidential election. US Army officer argues precision warfare effectiveness is a myth. Israeli forces engage in intense battles with Hamas in Nuseirat area.

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.

Revelation of Hamas Operative and US-based Organization Connection

Ramy Abdu, a Hamas operative, may have inadvertently revealed that a person involved in keeping Israeli hostages worked for a US-based tax-exempt organization. The individual, Abdallah Aljamal, is a 'journalist' who was reportedly killed by IDF forces during an incursion into houses where the hostages were held.

Mosab Hassan Yousef's Perspective on Hamas and Israel

Mosab Hassan Yousef, also known as 'The Green Prince,' sheds light on Hamas and offers advice to those protesting against Israel on college campuses. He criticizes Hamas as a terrorist group and emphasizes the need for understanding and standing firmly against terrorism.

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.

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.

Pro-Palestinian Protest Outside White House

Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside the White House to protest the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, chanting anti-Biden slogans and calling for the murder of Zionists. The protest followed the rescue of four hostages taken by Hamas from Nuseirat refugee camp. Protests have increased since Hamas's attack in October 2023, with calls for divestment from Israeli companies and academic ties with Israel.

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.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at the White House

Pro-Palestinian protesters surrounded the White House, vandalized a statue, and assaulted a U.S. Park Police officer. The protest coincided with Israel rescuing hostages from Hamas. Demonstrators called on Biden to withhold military aid for Israel.

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 Reunites with Terminally Ill Mother

Noa Argamani, one of the Israeli hostages rescued by IDF and ISA, reunited with her terminally ill mother battling stage four brain cancer. Noa's release followed pleas from her mother and Hamas propaganda videos. The emotional reunion took place at Ichilov Hospital.

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.

Biden Administration Calls for Negotiations and Ceasefire Talks After Israel Defense Forces Rescue Hostages from Hamas

The Biden administration calls for negotiations and ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas after the Israel Defense Forces rescue four hostages taken by Hamas at a music festival. The United States supports efforts to secure the release of remaining hostages and backs a hostage release and ceasefire deal. The hostages were rescued from two locations in Nuseirat, Gaza, and are in good medical condition.

Israel added to U.N. 'blacklist' for harming children

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticizes the U.N. for adding Israel to a 'blacklist' of states harming children, which also includes Hamas. Israel's military prevented a raid by militants near the Gaza border.

Firing of Briahna Joy Gray over Controversy

Briahna Joy Gray was fired by The Hill over controversy regarding her dismissal of accounts of Hamas raping Israeli women. Many individuals celebrated her termination.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Congressional Address

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address a joint session of Congress at the invitation of U.S. congressional leaders. The speech will focus on defending democracy, combating terror, and establishing peace in the region. Netanyahu has faced criticism from some Democrats for Israel's offensive against Hamas terrorists.

Controversy Surrounding Briahna Joy Gray's Firing from the Hill

Former Bernie Sanders press secretary Briahna Joy Gray was fired from the Hill after demeaning an Israeli hostage's sister and pushing pro-Hamas talking points. She accused the news outlet of suppressing speech critical of Israel. Gray faced backlash for her callousness and antisemitic remarks.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Address Congress Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to address a joint meeting of Congress on July 24, amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and growing political divisions. The address is met with both support and criticism from lawmakers, highlighting America's relationship with Israel and the challenges in the region.

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.

Israel's Conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza continues with no clear end in sight as both sides remain determined in their objectives. Despite significant damage to Hamas infrastructure, the goal of completely eliminating Hamas is still far from being achieved. The governance and control of Gaza remain complex issues as the war persists.

Nuseirat Airstrike in Deir al-Balah

NBC News reported on the Nuseirat airstrike in Deir al-Balah, where many women and children were among the casualties at Al-Aqsa Hospital. Israel claimed to be targeting Hamas fighters at the school.

President Joe Biden's Interview in Normandy

President Joe Biden, during an interview in Normandy, stated that he would not pardon his son Hunter amid an ongoing felony gun trial. He also discussed opponent Donald Trump's conviction on felony charges and addressed his executive action to close the border to asylum seekers.