Israeli Military Operations in Gaza

Israel launched extensive ground operations in Gaza Strip, resulting in numerous casualties including many civilians. The ongoing conflict has escalated tensions and resulted in a humanitarian crisis in the region.

69th Eurovision Song Contest

Austrian singer JJ wins Eurovision Song Contest with 'Wasted Love' combining operatic vocals with techno twist. Israel's Yuval Raphael comes second amid discord over Israel's participation. Acts from 26 countries performed in a diverse musical event in Basel, Switzerland.

Eurovision Song Contest 2025

Austria wins Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with song 'Wasted Love' by countertenor opera singer JJ. Celine Dion unable to attend due to health reasons. Israel's entry by Yuval Raphael stirs controversy. Eurovision started in 1956 to bring postwar Europe together and has grown into a massive production with millions of viewers.

Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vs. President Donald Trump and U.S.-Iran Relations

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran launches a tirade against America and Israel following President Donald Trump's Middle East visit, calling for the destruction of the Jewish state and criticizing Trump's statements. Trump aims to stop Iran's illegal nuclear weapons program.

69th Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final

The 69th Eurovision Song Contest is reaching its grand final in Basel, Switzerland with diverse and socially engaged musical performances from 26 countries. Controversies over Israel's participation and political protests have added tension to the event, but participants aim to focus on music and unity.

Iran's Nuclear Program and U.S. Relations

Iran's president asserts that they will continue talks with the U.S. over their nuclear program despite threats, emphasizing their right to nuclear advancements. The Trump administration demands Iran give up uranium enrichment. Iran defends the peaceful nature of its program, while Israel threatens to strike Iran's nuclear facilities. Iran's Supreme Leader criticizes Trump's approach to peace and condemns Israel's actions.

NYU student criticizes Israel in graduation speech

NYU student has diploma suspended after criticizing Israel in graduation speech, calling it genocide supported by the US. Pro-Israel groups demand aggressive disciplinary action.

Israel Offensive in Gaza

Israel has launched a major offensive in Gaza, resulting in a high death toll and displacement of civilians. The offensive aims to release hostages and defeat Hamas. The UN reports that much of Gaza is within Israeli militarized zones or under displacement orders. No aid has entered Gaza since March, raising concerns of famine. The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation plans to start aid work by the end of May. There are discussions about relocating Palestinians from Gaza to Libya.

President Trump's Middle East Tour and Nuclear Agreements with Iran

President Trump's Middle East tour advances policies aligning with Israeli interests despite skipping Israel, focusing on condemning Hamas attacks, urging Saudi Arabia to join Abraham Accords, and warning Iran over its nuclear ambitions. Policy shows strong support for Israel despite headlines suggesting tension.

Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza

Israel launched airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 250 people, including children. President Trump mentioned that many civilians in Gaza are 'starving'.

Israeli airstrikes on Yemeni ports in response to Houthi missile attacks

Israel threatened the leader of Houthi rebels in Yemen and conducted airstrikes on Yemeni ports in response to missile attacks. The IDF warned civilians to evacuate the area to prevent harm.

Israeli-U.N. Conflict Over Genocide Accusation

Israeli U.N. Ambassador condemns U.N. official for accusing Israel of genocide. U.N. official describes inhumane conditions in Occupied Palestinian Territory. Israel responds by questioning the neutrality and appropriateness of the accusation.

Israeli singer Yuval Raphael at Eurovision Song Contest

Israeli singer Yuval Raphael to perform at Eurovision Song Contest with a song inspired by her survival of a Hamas-led attack in 2023. There is controversy surrounding Israel's participation in the competition due to the ongoing war in Gaza.

Israel's Eurovision Journey Amid Protests

Israel has advanced to the Eurovision grand final despite anti-Israel protesters disrupting a rehearsal. The singer, Yuval Raphael, survived a Hamas terrorist attack and is a favorite to win. There have been ongoing tensions and protests against Israel at the event.

President Donald Trump's diplomatic visits to the Middle East

President Donald Trump's visits to the Middle East highlighted both successes and challenges in diplomatic relations with Israel and the Arab world. Despite initial setbacks, Trump's approach ultimately led to significant developments, including the Abraham Accords.

Trump Administration Aid Plan for Palestinians in Gaza

The Trump Administration has a new plan for delivering aid to Palestinians in Gaza amid Israel's blockade. The plan aims to address concerns of aid meant for civilians being stolen by Hamas, but experts are worried about potential negative precedents.

Controversy Surrounding Israel's Participation in Eurovision Song Contest in Basel

The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel is facing controversy due to Israel's participation and ongoing conflict with Gaza. Protesters are demanding Israel's expulsion from the contest.

Mainstream Media's Coverage of President Donald Trump

Newt Gingrich criticizes mainstream news media for their hostile relationship with President Donald Trump and points out the Pulitzer Prizes awarded for 'lying totally about Trump.' He emphasizes that the press is missing important developments such as economic growth, national security, and geopolitical shifts brought about by Trump's policies.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

President Trump suggests turning Gaza Strip into a 'freedom zone' amid deadly Israeli airstrikes, Hamas releases U.S.-Israeli hostage, talks of ceasefire stalled, Saudi Arabia and Qatar urge end to war in Gaza, Israel plans offensive and food ration distribution in Gaza.

President Trump's Visit to Arab Gulf States and Middle East Relations

President Trump's visit to Arab Gulf states is causing controversy as he receives offers of a luxury plane from Qatar and announces Saudi Arabia's plans to invest in the U.S. He met with Syria's interim president and announced lifting sanctions on Syria, causing confusion for Israel. Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Thomas Friedman sees creative possibilities in Trump's approach to the Middle East.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Multiple airstrikes hit Gaza's southern city of Khan Younis overnight, killing more than 50 people. The conflict between Israel and Palestinians has a long history, with recent escalations leading to significant casualties and destruction in Gaza.

International Relations, Legal Issues, Political Negotiations

This article discusses relations between Israel and Syria, upcoming U.S. Supreme Court arguments over birthright citizenship, and House Republicans continuing budget negotiations despite internal tensions.

Qatari PM's Remarks on Israel-Hamas Deal

Qatari PM says Israel and Hamas can't reach a deal due to fundamental differences. Mentions release of hostage Edan Alexander and subsequent Gaza hospital massacre. Disagreement over war continuation vs. war-ending approach.

Senator Bernie Sanders on US involvement in the Gaza crisis

Senator Bernie Sanders claims the United States is complicit in the humanitarian crisis in Gaza due to its support for Israel's actions.

Food Crisis in Gaza

Nearly half a million people in Gaza face starvation as Israel halts flow of humanitarian aid to pressure Hamas. Food is scarce, with people resorting to grinding up pasta and lentils to make flour for bread.

Israel's Deadly Strikes in Gaza

Israel launches deadly strikes in Gaza following accusations of using starvation as a bargaining chip, resulting in at least 70 deaths. The strikes targeted hospitals, causing widespread destruction and casualties, exacerbating an already dire humanitarian situation.

President Trump announces lifting of sanctions on Syria

President Donald Trump announced he will lift sanctions on Syria in exchange for normalization of relations with Israel. Trump encouraged signing onto the Abraham Accords, deporting terrorists, and assuming charge of ISIS detention centers.

U.S. State Department's Reaction to Protests at Columbia University and Israel, Hamas Developments

The article discusses the U.S. State Department's reaction to protests at Columbia University and recent developments between Israel and Hamas. It highlights the Trump administration's approach to conflicts globally and the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

NHL Suspension of Doug Cifu for Vulgar Social Media Comments

Florida Panthers vice chairman Doug Cifu suspended indefinitely by the NHL for vulgar comments on social media, involving a public exchange with a Toronto fan regarding Israel and the Palestinians.

Meeting between President Trump and Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa

President Trump met with Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Saudi Arabia and announced the lifting of U.S. sanctions against Syria, encouraging normalization of relations with Israel and deterring terrorism.

Political tensions between Arab-American and Black voters

Trump's win exposed political tensions between Arab-American and Black voters over Democratic support for Israel's war in Gaza. A testy iftar dinner in Dearborn, Michigan brought the two groups together for tough conversations on moving forward.

Children's show star Ms. Rachel defending Hamas talking points with Mehdi Hasan

Children's show star Ms. Rachel defends echoing Hamas talking points against Israel in collaboration with anti-Israel journalist Mehdi Hasan. Accurso claimed overestimated casualty rates promoted by Hamas, including the number of children killed. Hasan lost his job at MSNBC in 2024 after controversial attacks on Israel. Both have faced criticism for their anti-Israel comments.

Israeli Airstrike on Hamas Leader Muhammad Sinwar

The Israel Defense Forces launched an airstrike targeting Hamas leader Muhammad Sinwar, who took over after his brother's death. The strike occurred in an underground facility beneath a hospital in Gaza. Houthi rebels also launched missiles at Israel from Yemen, despite a ceasefire announcement. Israel is considering a temporary ceasefire in Gaza as part of a potential hostage deal. The events occurred during Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia and other Arab states.

Senate Floor Exchange on Israel-Hamas Conflict

Republican Senator Bernie Moreno accused Sen. Bernie Sanders of spreading Hamas propaganda after Sanders accused Israel of war crimes and ethnic cleansing. Moreno defended Israel, calling Hamas the enemy and criticizing Sanders' remarks as one-sided and misleading.

Global Perception of Countries and International Relations

The United States is becoming less popular globally, especially in EU countries, following Donald Trump's return to the White House. China has overtaken the U.S. in global standing, while Russia's reputation is also improving despite its invasion of Ukraine. Israel has the worst global reputation among countries included in the survey. The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders over alleged war crimes. Brussels is facing challenges in maintaining ties with Washington and imposing controls on health NGOs.

President Trump's Relationship with Israel and Middle East Negotiations

President Trump's relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears strained as Trump embarks on high-stakes negotiations with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Trump is considering a civil nuclear deal with Riyadh even if Saudi Arabia does not normalize ties with Israel, causing tension in Israeli political circles. Despite some disagreements, the U.S. continues to support Israel's defenses against threats like Houthi attacks.

Release of Israeli-American Hostage by Hamas

Hamas is expected to release Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel, following talks with the U.S. and pressure from humanitarian groups. President Trump views the release as a positive step towards ending the conflict, while supporters await Alexander's return without any concessions. The release is seen as a move to continue negotiations for a broader ceasefire deal, amid ongoing tensions and violence in Gaza.

Anti-Israel Protest at Eurovision 2025

An anti-Israel protester at the Eurovision opening event in 2025 made throat-slitting gestures and spit towards the Israeli delegation. The surge of anti-Israeli sentiments has led to calls for Israel's ouster from the competition. Israel has been participating in Eurovision since 1973 and has won four times. The 2024 Eurovision contest was hosted by Sweden in Malmö. The current Israeli representative, Yuval Raphael, survived a Hamas attack and sings a song focusing on overcoming hardship. Anti-Israel protesters in Basel demanded Israel's exclusion from Eurovision, accusing Israel of 'genocide.'

Hamas to Release Israeli American Hostage Edan Alexander for Ceasefire

Hamas to release Israeli American hostage Edan Alexander in effort to establish ceasefire with Israel. Alexander, a 21-year-old soldier with dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship, was captured during Hamas-led attacks on southern Israel. President Trump confirms agreement for release. Talks between Hamas and U.S. signal major shift in American policy towards Hamas.

Hamas to Release American Hostage Edan Alexander

Hamas agrees to release American hostage Edan Alexander, the last living U.S. citizen held captive in Gaza, as part of efforts to achieve a ceasefire and open aid crossings. The release is seen as a gesture of goodwill toward President Trump.

U.S.-Israel Relations and Middle East Negotiations

Senior adviser to President Trump dismisses reports of rift with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as fake news, emphasizing strong alliance between the two countries. Talks about ongoing negotiations in Gaza and with Iran, expressing hope for peaceful resolutions.

U.S. and Israel Plan to Allow Aid into Gaza After Ban

The U.S. and Israel have announced a plan to allow food and essential supplies back into Gaza after a ten-week Israeli ban, driven by pressure from the Trump administration. The proposed solution initially aims to provide aid to 60% of Gaza's civilians, but key details remain unresolved. The plan involves a new charity called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to establish aid distribution sites, while Israel aims to prevent Hamas access and control over the aid.

U.S.-Israel Relations under President Trump

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee reassures Israelis that President Trump's relationship with Israel remains strong despite skipping a visit, and urges them not to worry about recent agreements with Arab governments and Iran.

Controversy Surrounding Accusations of 'Genocide' Against Israel at the ICJ

Former South African foreign minister Naledi Pandor revealed that the plan to take Israel to the International Court of Justice for 'genocide' came from anti-Israel lawyer John Dugard via former South African intelligence minister Ronnie Kasrils. The plan was kept secret to avoid criticism from the Jewish community.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Due to Israel's Blockade

Israel's blockade on food and supplies into Gaza has caused malnutrition and food shortages, leading to a humanitarian crisis. Families struggle to feed loved ones in hospitals, and aid groups warn of rising malnutrition among children and adults. The situation is exacerbated by damaged farmlands and limited access to food sources.

Bill Maher's Criticism of Young Democrats' Views on Israel and Hamas

Bill Maher criticizes young Democrats for supporting Hamas and not showing enough love for the U.S. He warns that the party is doomed if it continues this way.

President Trump's Foreign Trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE

President Trump embarks on a foreign trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE to focus on business deals amidst struggles to broker peace in Gaza. The trip mirrors his first foreign trip in his first term, showcasing investments from Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Trump aims to strengthen ties in the region, but faces challenges due to unrest and uncertainty. Big goals for his second term include ending fighting in Gaza, stopping Iran's nuclear advances, and persuading Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel.

Discovery of Ancient Purple Dye Factory in Israel

Historians uncover ancient purple dye factory in Israel dating back to 1100 B.C., providing insight into life during biblical times. The factory produced purple dye on an industrial scale, challenging previous beliefs about its introduction by Romans in the first century A.D.

Israeli Strike on Gaza Building

Israel conducted a strike on a five-story building in Gaza, targeting an enemy spotter on the roof. The attack resulted in the death and injury of many family members living in the building.

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's Declining Popularity Among Democratic Voters in Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's popularity is declining among Democratic voters in Pittsburgh, with an internal poll showing unfavorable impressions from likely Democratic voters. There are talks of a potential primary challenge against Fetterman in 2028. The survey results indicate vulnerability for Fetterman, who has strong ties to the region and has faced criticism over his positions on Israel and interactions with former President Donald Trump.

Israel's Potential Strike on Iran's Nuclear Sites

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being pushed towards attacking Iran's nuclear sites by President Donald Trump, despite Trump's historically strong support for Israel. Netanyahu is concerned about the new nuclear deal with Iran, which mirrors the failed Obama-era deal. Israel believes it has leverage over Iran due to military superiority and economic pressure. There is growing tension between Netanyahu and Trump, with the possibility of Israel striking Iran unilaterally.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Israel's ongoing blockade of humanitarian assistance for Gaza has forced aid groups to shut down community soup kitchens, leading to malnutrition and hunger among the population. The blockade, in place since March, has damaged Gaza's water system and left supplies to treat malnutrition running out. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in a high death toll and casualties on both sides.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Strip

Fears of famine in Gaza Strip grow amid Israeli strikes, aid group runs out of food, humanitarian crisis worsens. Palestinian Health Ministry reports at least 100 killed, including children. World Central Kitchen suspends operations due to lack of supplies. WFP warns of potential famine. Israeli offensive kills more than 52,000 since Oct. 7, 2023. Trump suggests 3 of 24 hostages in Gaza may be dead. Netanyahu confirms 21 hostages are alive. Trump prepares for Middle East visit. No progress reported on new deal between Israel and Hamas.

U.S.-Israel Relations and Middle East Policy

President Trump is reportedly disappointed in Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and has decided to move forward with major Middle East policy decisions without him. Trump is focusing on advancing U.S. interests with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states, leading to a strain in the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Growing Disillusionment in Gaza and President Trump's Gaza Resettlement Plan

A poll in Gaza shows growing disillusionment with Hamas, with many Gazans considering applying to Israel for help emigrating. President Trump has proposed a plan to transform Gaza into an economic hub and offer relocation opportunities to residents. Israel is supporting the initiative with a ground offensive to facilitate emigration efforts.

Ben Cohen's evolving views on religion, Israel, and U.S. foreign policy

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, appeared on Tucker Carlson's show and expressed admiration for Jesus Christ while distancing himself from organized religion. He also criticized U.S. support for Israel and accused the country of genocide in Gaza. This marks a shift from his previous defense of the company's West Bank boycott based on Jewish values.

Ceasefire agreement between Houthi insurgents and the United States

Houthi insurgents in Yemen have agreed to pause attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea in exchange for a pause in U.S. airstrikes on their positions. The ceasefire has no connection to their support for Gaza. The U.S. and Israel took decisive action against Houthi piracy and terrorism, with Israel inflicting damage on Yemen's international airport. Iran has distanced itself from the Houthis, and President Trump has warned Iran of dire consequences for supporting Houthi terrorism.

Controversy Surrounding Mosab Abu Toha's Pulitzer Prize Win

Mosab Abu Toha, a Palestinian writer, won the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for commentary for his work on the war in Gaza, but has faced criticism for mocking Israeli hostages and spreading antisemitic content on social media.

Aerial Confrontation Between Israel and Turkey Over Syria

Israel and Turkey engaged in aerial confrontation over Syria. President Sharaa of Syria seeks U.S. support for trade and investment, resisting Chinese influence. Trump's involvement could impact regional stability.

Closure of Office of Palestinian Affairs

Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered the closure and merger of the Office of Palestinian Affairs with the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, restoring the first Trump term framework. The move has been praised by several Republicans as a great decision.

Israeli Response to Houthi Attack

Israel targets Yemen's main airport and a cement factory in response to a Houthi attack on Ben Gurion Airport.

Ceasefire in Yemen's Houthi Conflict

President Trump announced the halt of strikes against Yemen's Houthi group, following a bombing campaign. The halt was framed as an agreement to stop the Pentagon's bombing campaign in exchange for the Houthis not attacking American ships. Tensions in the region are unlikely to calm down with Israel escalating strikes against the Houthis. Special envoy Steve Witkoff worked to reach a ceasefire with Oman as a mediator. The Houthi group will stop attacking U.S. military ships if the strikes are halted but will continue operations in support of Gaza.

US President Trump's announcement about the Houthis in Yemen

US President Donald Trump announced that the US will stop bombing the Houthis in Yemen after claiming that the Iran-aligned group agreed to stop interrupting important shipping lanes in the Middle East. Israel was not informed in advance about this announcement.

Ceasefire Agreement Between Yemen's Houthis and the U.S.

Oman mediates ceasefire deal between Yemen's Houthis and the U.S. following Gaza war; Trump announces stopping bombing of Houthis in exchange for them not interrupting shipping lanes in the Middle East; Houthi attacks on Israel not mentioned in ceasefire agreement.

US-Houthi Conflict Resolution

President Trump announces the US will stop bombing the Houthis after the group conveys they will stop attacking American ships. The decision follows Houthi missile strikes on Israel and Israel's subsequent airstrikes in Yemen.

Drag Race Italia host condemns Israel's actions in conflict with Hamas

Drag Race Italia host Mariano Gallo, also known as Priscilla, had a public meltdown over Israel's conflict with Hamas terrorists, expressing outrage at civilian casualties and perceived lack of humanity. Gallo criticized Israel's actions while wearing women's attire and a blonde wig, sparking applause from the audience.

Ambassador Mike Huckabee's Participation in Breitbart Fight Club's Founders' Roundtable Discussion

Ambassador Mike Huckabee accepted an invitation to be a special guest at Breitbart Fight Club's Founders' Roundtable Discussion, drawing criticism from Democratic lawmakers and some faith groups due to his past rhetoric on Palestine. The event will be hosted by Breitbart's Editor-in-Chief and Senior Editor-at-Large on May 14, which coincides with Israel's independence. Access is limited to Fight Club members at the Middleweight annual tier and above.

Israeli Airstrikes in Yemen

Israel launched airstrikes against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, disabling the country's international airport and power plants. This comes after Houthi missile strikes on Israel's airport. The strikes resulted in casualties and have been condemned by the UN.

Gaza humanitarian crisis and Israeli military offensive

Canadian PM Mark Carney tells Trump Canada is 'not for sale', while a newborn in Gaza suffers from acute malnutrition due to Israel's blockade; Netanyahu plans to ramp up military offensive in Gaza, causing fear of bombings and displacement

Israel's Plan to Take Gaza and Push Palestinians Out

Israeli Finance Minister Bazalel Smotrich stated that Israel's victory won't come until Gaza is 'entirely destroyed' and Palestinians are forced out into other countries. The plan is part of Operation Gideon's Chariots aimed at rooting out Hamas control over territories in Gaza.

Israeli National Security Minister's Visit to the U.S. and Gun Culture Discussion

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the U.S. and met with various groups, politicians, and Republicans. He discussed gun culture in the U.S. and its impact on Israel. Ben-Gvir advocates for wider distribution of firearms in Israel.

Israel's Plan to Seize Gaza Strip

Israel approved plans to capture the entire Gaza Strip and remain in the territory indefinitely, potentially displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, leading to a dire humanitarian crisis and fierce international opposition.

Israel's offensive against Hamas in Gaza

Israel plans to keep seized territory in Gaza and revamp aid distribution amid offensive against Hamas.

Israel's Plans for Gaza

Israel's cabinet has approved plans for Gaza that include expanding the war, taking territory with the intent to keep troops there, and major shifts in the way food and aid are distributed.

Israel-Houthi Conflict

Israel strikes Houthi targets in Yemen in response to missile attacks, announces plans to take all of Gaza.

U.S. Airstrikes in Yemen in Response to Houthi Missile Strike on Ben Gurion Airport

The U.S. launches airstrikes in Yemen in response to a Houthi missile striking Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Israel vows to continue attacks on Israeli airports. U.S. and Israel are targeting the Houthi terrorist organization with the support of Iran.

Israel Strikes Yemen and Plans Offensive Against Hamas

Israel and the United States launched strikes on Yemen’s Hodeidah port in response to a missile fired near Israel’s main airport by Iran-aligned Houthis. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to retaliate and approved plans for an expanded offensive against Palestinian militant group Hamas, including seizing the Gaza Strip.

Israeli Military Operation 'Gideon's Chariots'

Israel plans a massive military operation, 'Gideon's Chariots,' to reconquer Gaza and eliminate Hamas. The operation involves a 'clear, hold, build' strategy to root out Hamas and establish new civilian authorities. The US may take control of Gaza after Hamas is removed.

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa Emerges as Top Candidate for Next Pope

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa emerges as a top candidate to succeed Pope Francis in the upcoming conclave. He has shown willingness to offer himself as a hostage to Hamas to secure the release of kidnapped children. His background reflects a simple and genuine upbringing in Italy.

Israel's Plan to Seize Gaza Strip

Israel approved plans to capture the entire Gaza Strip and remain in the territory for an unspecified amount of time, sparking fierce international opposition and raising concerns about humanitarian crisis and potential war crimes.

Israel's Plan to Capture Gaza and Hostage Deal Negotiations

Israel announces plans to take all of Gaza in response to a Houthi missile attack near Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. President Trump's upcoming visit is seen as a window of opportunity for a hostage deal. Netanyahu justifies aggressive operations in Gaza as a war between civilization and barbarism.

Houthi Threat to Impose Air Blockade on Israel

Iran-backed Houthi terrorists threatened to impose a complete air blockade of Israel after landing a missile near Ben Gurion airport. Israel's air defenses failed to intercept the missile. Israeli security cabinet approved military expansion in Gaza in response. Houthi threat led to temporary flight cancellations but airport operations resumed.

Current Events

Israel's cabinet approved a plan to limit food and supplies distribution in Gaza as part of a strategy to take over more territory. Main aid groups, including the UN, are refusing to participate. Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces trial for sex trafficking and other charges. President Trump's comments on upholding the Constitution and the economy. R&B singer Ledisi embarks on a tour for her 14th album. Financial advice during economic uncertainty. Sovereignty wins the Kentucky Derby.

Current Events

Trump unsure about upholding Constitution, Israel to limit food aid in Gaza, Sean 'Diddy' Combs' trial begins.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Humanitarian Aid

Israel approved a plan to seize more land in Gaza, move Palestinians to a designated zone, and control aid distribution with the help of U.S. security contractors using facial recognition. The United Nations and major aid groups reject the plan, calling it inhumane and against humanitarian principles. The plan aims to isolate Hamas and weaken the group while potentially encouraging Palestinians to emigrate from Gaza.

Houthi rebels claim using hypersonic missile to bypass Iron Dome and hit near Israel's main airport

Houthi rebels claim to have used a hypersonic missile to bypass Israel's Iron Dome defense system and strike near Israel's main airport.

Archaeological Disputes in the Holy Land

An archaeology journal is barring submissions by Israelis on Judea and Samaria unless they cooperate with Palestinian authorities, reflecting a global campaign to rewrite Jewish history in the Land of Israel.

Houthi Rebel Attack on Israel's Ben Gurion Airport

Houthi rebels launched a ballistic missile at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, causing injuries and damage. Israel vows to respond. The attack is blamed on Iran. Western nations have been launching strikes against the Houthis in Yemen. The Houthis have been targeting ships in the Red Sea in solidarity with Hamas.

Missile Attack on Ben Gurion International Airport by Houthi Rebels

A missile launched by Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen briefly halted flights and commuter traffic at Israel's main international airport. The attack came as top Israeli Cabinet ministers were set to vote on intensifying military operations in Gaza. The missile landed near an access road, causing panic among passengers and leaving four people lightly wounded. Israel vowed retribution for the attack, calling up thousands of reserves and planning to expand the fighting in Gaza.

Missile Strike near Ben Gurion Airport

A ballistic missile fired by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen hit near Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, causing injuries and flight disruptions. Israeli officials are considering a response to Yemen or Iran. The missile evaded missile defenses and led to the airport's closure. The U.S. and Israel's defense systems failed to intercept the missile. There is a possibility that Israel may target Iran due to its support for the Houthis.

Houthi Missile Strike on Israel

A Houthi missile struck Israeli soil near Tel Aviv's largest airport, causing multiple international airlines to cancel flights to Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed retaliation for the attack and will participate in several defense meetings. Over the weekend, Israeli Air Force struck over 100 terror targets in the Gaza Strip. Massive wildfires broke out near Jerusalem, forcing road closures and mass evacuations.

Israel's Military Campaign in Gaza

Israel has been expanding its security zones and restricting movement in Gaza, leaving Palestinians with no safe places to go. The humanitarian zones are shrinking, and the Israeli military has taken control of more territory, leading to increased displacement and crowded living conditions.

Democratic Party's Internal Struggles and Media Bias

Fox News article discussing Democratic Party's internal struggles, Senator Fetterman's health and political challenges, and media bias towards him. The article highlights Fetterman's support for Israel and moderate positions as reasons for criticism from progressive circles.

Pro-Gaza Candidates in UK Elections

Gazans speak out against Hamas, two pro-Gaza candidates win seats in the UK elections, one of whom has controversial views on gender segregation, Israel, and genocide in Gaza.

Wildfire Containment in Israel vs California

Israel successfully contained one of its largest wildfires without any structural damage or casualties, unlike California which suffered significant destruction in a similar fire. The difference was attributed to Israel's preparation, fuel breaks, and quick mobilization of resources including 163 engines with aerial support.

US-Iran Nuclear Deal Concerns for Israel

Israel is concerned about the details of a new nuclear deal between the US and Iran, resembling the 2015 deal that Trump left in 2018. The new deal may not prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power or stop its support for terrorism. Israel prefers military action over a bad deal and may strike Iran independently if necessary.

Attack on Aid Ship Heading to Gaza

A ship carrying aid and volunteers to Gaza was attacked by drones in international waters off Malta, with allegations against Israel. The Maltese government confirmed everyone on board was safe. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached a critical level, with warnings of mass starvation.

Israeli Strike in Syria to Protect Druze Community

Israel attacked a target near the presidential palace in Damascus to protect the Druze community. This is the second strike in as many days amidst sectarian violence between Druze and Sunni gunmen. The Druze faith has followers in Syria, Lebanon, and Israel.

Israeli Air Strike Near Syria's Presidential Palace

Israel's air force struck near Syria's presidential palace following clashes between pro-Syrian government gunmen and Druze fighters near Damascus. The Druze religious sect, a minority group, has a significant population in Syria.

Fox News Politics Newsletter Updates

Fox News Politics newsletter covering various updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill, and other political content. Includes news on Kamala Harris, JD Vance, GOP lawmakers, Mike Waltz, Hamas hostages, DEI, CIA videos, China, Israel, trucking, abortion, education, Hunter Biden, Kamala Harris, HUD Secretary Scott Turner, and more.

Resolution on Ceasefire in Gaza and Arms Embargo Against Israel

Texas city faces potential loss of state funding over resolution calling for ceasefire in Gaza and arms embargo against Israel. Governor Abbott criticizes council for not condemning Hamas. City council members frame resolution as moral litmus test and fight against big government.

Israel at War - Day 573

US President Donald Trump reveals that fewer than 24 hostages are alive in Gaza, Israel halts aid deliveries to Gaza, IDF foils attempt to smuggle assault rifles from Egypt, Trump's national security adviser Mike Waltz to leave post, US-Iran talks postponed, Times of Israel seeks community support for ad-free access and exclusive content.

Georgetown University's decision on divesting from companies tied to Israel and rise in anti-Semitism on college campuses

Georgetown University refuses to divest or end partnerships with companies tied to Israel despite student referendum, citing institutional values and responsible investing policy. Trump administration addresses rise in anti-Semitism on college campuses.

Wildfires in Israel

Wildfires in Israel have burned over 5,000 acres but miraculously left homes untouched. The fires prompted evacuations and the military was mobilized to assist in firefighting efforts.

Wildfire near Tel Aviv and Jerusalem

Several countries send firefighting aircraft to Israel to battle wildfire near Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, causing evacuations and road closures. At least 12 people treated for smoke inhalation. Independence Day celebrations affected. Major highway reopened after being closed due to flames.

Memorial Day in Israel

Israelis commemorate Memorial Day for fallen soldiers amidst ongoing war, the longest in the country's history. NPR reports from Tel Aviv on this year's Memorial Day in Israel.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians at the International Court of Justice

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians is discussed at the International Court of Justice regarding humanitarian aid to Gaza and the West Bank. The U.S. argues that Israel must provide aid but not necessarily through the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees.

Israeli Strike to Protect Druze Community in Syria

Israel carried out a warning strike against an extremist group preparing to attack a Druze community in Syria to protect the minority group amidst sectarian violence near Damascus. The strike hit the group as it planned to attack Druze in Sahnaya, south of Damascus. The violence was sparked by a voice recording cursing the Prophet Mohammad, leading to clashes between Druze and Sunni Muslim gunmen.

Discussion on U.S.-Israel Relations and Political Strategies

President Biden's officials discussed triggering an election in Israel to defeat Prime Minister Netanyahu, but the plan was blocked by the president. Tensions between Biden and Netanyahu deepened over various issues, including Gaza's future and judicial reform. Arab leaders quietly supported Israel's efforts against Hamas. Discussions about advancing normalization with Saudi Arabia took place during the transition period.

Israel's Blocking of Aid to Gaza Strip

The U.N. and Palestinian representatives accuse Israel of breaking international law by refusing to let aid into Gaza. Israel has cut off all supplies to Gaza, leading to a shortage of food. The International Court of Justice is holding hearings regarding Israel's obligations to facilitate aid deliveries.

Israel's Refusal to Allow Aid into Gaza Strip

Israel is facing accusations of breaking international law for refusing to let aid into the Gaza Strip. The International Court of Justice will hold hearings on the matter.

Israel blocking aid to U.N. agency affecting food supply for hundreds of thousands

Hundreds of thousands of people are facing food shortages as Israel blocks aid to the U.N. agency, leaving charity kitchens without supplies.

Israel-Hamas Conflict in Gaza Strip

Israel has resumed airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in a high death toll and severe humanitarian crisis. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has escalated with casualties and hostages involved.

Life in Gaza after War and Blockade

The Al-Zurai family in Gaza faces extreme hardship and tragedy as they struggle to survive in the aftermath of a war and blockade by Israel, with limited access to food, water, and basic necessities.

Controversies Surrounding Israel in Sports Events

Trump told Netanyahu to 'be good to Gaza' due to their suffering. Israel's fencing team faced a controversial protest by Switzerland during the European Fencing Championship. FIFA was asked to suspend Israel's football team but did not. A Georgia teacher was arrested for threatening a Muslim student over an Israeli flag.

Biden Administration's Attempt to Oust Netanyahu After Hamas Attack

Ilan Goldenberg, a former aide to President Joe Biden, claimed that the Biden administration tried to oust Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after a terror attack by Hamas in 2023. Goldenberg suggested using Biden's popularity in Israel and Netanyahu's unpopularity to force political change, even considering non-democratic means. However, Netanyahu's popularity recovered after launching an offensive into Rafah and rescuing hostages.

Trump's stance on Iran and potential war

Trump is optimistic about making a deal with Iran to avoid war, mentioning restored economic pressure on the regime. Israel fears a rushed 'bad' deal and potential attack by Iran. Trump states willingness to lead the effort if a deal cannot be reached.

Peace Talks Between Lebanon and Israel

Lebanese citizens discuss the possibility of peace with Israel following Hezbollah's losses. U.S. support and political shifts in Lebanon are paving the way for normalization and peace talks.

Advocacy for Destruction of Iran's Nuclear Program

Sen. John Fetterman advocates for the destruction of Iran's nuclear program, supporting military action over negotiations with Iran. President Trump and Sen. Lindsey Graham also endorse this approach.

Controversy Surrounding Sunrise Movement and Alex Soros

ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt criticizes federal action on antisemitism, Alex Soros expresses frustration with leftist environmentalist group, Sunrise Movement, over their focus on Palestine. Sunrise Movement receives funding from Soros-backed organizations and faces backlash for antisemitic statements. Democrats defend George Soros against antisemitic attacks despite his funding of anti-Israel groups.

Pope Francis' Impact on the Christian Community in Gaza

Pope Francis was seen as a father figure and protector to the Christian community in Gaza, providing strength and support during times of war. He made frequent calls to check on their well-being and criticized Israel's conduct in the conflict. His death leaves a void but his message of peace lives on.

U.S.-Iran Relations and Nuclear Program

President Trump announces high-level meeting with Iran to discuss nuclear program, first direct engagement since U.S. withdrawal from JCPOA in 2018. Israel aligns with U.S. goal of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

British Lawmakers Denied Entry to Israel

Two British lawmakers, Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed, were denied entry to Israel over accusations of planning to spread anti-Israel hatred. They were part of a delegation organized by the Council for Arab-British Understanding and Medical Aid for Palestinians. The lawmakers posted a statement expressing their astonishment at the decision by Israeli authorities.

President Trump's 12th Week in Office

President Trump's 12th week in office focuses on new tariffs, a visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the revocation of South Sudan visas. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticizes the tariffs as harmful to American families.

President Trump's Tariff Plan and Meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

President Trump unveils tariff plan on 'Liberation Day', meets with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss global tariffs and trade relations. Tariffs on goods imported from Israel set at 17%. Trade deficit with Israel, U.S. goods trade, and negotiations highlighted.

South Africa pursuing case against Israel at ICJ

The South African government is pursuing a case against Israel at the International Court of Justice for 'genocide' despite Israel's self-defense actions. Children were seen parading with mock AK-47s in anti-Israel protests in Cape Town.

Israel-Hamas War Updates

Updates on the Israel-Hamas war, including rocket attacks by Hamas towards Israel, Israeli retaliation, IDF operations in Gaza, and airstrikes on Syrian military airfields.

Meeting between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to hold talks on tariffs, Gaza, and Iranian threat. Israel deploys troops in Gaza security corridor and halts supplies to pressure Hamas. Netanyahu first foreign leader to negotiate tariff deal with Trump in his second term.

U.K. Lawmakers Denied Entry to Israel

Two U.K. Labour party lawmakers denied entry to Israel and deported, accused of planning to document security forces' activities and spread anti-Israel hatred.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

Israel's military initially claimed that 15 rescue and aid workers were killed in the southern Gaza Strip after advancing suspiciously towards troops without headlights or emergency signals. However, video footage obtained by Palestinian medical officials refutes these claims, showing clearly marked rescue vehicles with headlights on and red emergency lights flashing. The crew was missing for over a week before their bodies were discovered under a mound of sand. Israel is expanding its military offensive in Gaza after breaking a ceasefire with Hamas, resulting in over 1,300 Palestinian deaths.

Trump Administration Tariffs and Political News

President Trump unveils historic tariffs as part of 'Liberation Day' for the U.S., facing legal challenges, halting funding to Brown University, and imposing tariffs on Chinese imports. Other news includes tensions between Turkey and Israel, failed resolutions to cancel military aid to Israel, and a bill in Maryland for slavery reparations.

Senate Rejection of Bernie Sanders' Proposal on Arms Sale to Israel

The Senate rejected Bernie Sanders' proposal to block an $8.8 billion arms sale to Israel. Sanders accused Israel of atrocities in Gaza, while others defended Israel's actions. The bipartisan support for Israel has been challenged by the recent conflict with Hamas.

China-U.S. trade war and Israel's military campaign in Gaza

China imposes 34% tariff on U.S. imports, escalating trade war. Dozens killed in Gaza strike as Israel expands military campaign. Netanyahu may visit U.S. soon. Israel's offensive in Gaza continues with casualties reported.

Proposed Arms Embargo Against Israel by Sen. Bernie Sanders

A proposed arms embargo against Israel by Sen. Bernie Sanders failed in the Senate, with just 15 Democratic votes in favor. Sanders has been a vocal opponent of the Israeli government but faced defeat in his recent proposals.

Hamas Falsifying Death Toll Numbers

Hamas has removed over 3,400 previously reported deaths, including 1,080 child fatalities, from its official casualty figures, suggesting that the numbers were knowingly falsified. The group's data has faced scrutiny for inaccuracies and manipulation, with researchers highlighting discrepancies in reporting methods and demographic information.

Hungary's Withdrawal from the International Criminal Court and Netanyahu's Visit

Hungary announces plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits, despite an arrest warrant against him for war crimes and genocide. Netanyahu and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticize the ICC as a political court. Netanyahu praises Hungary's decision to withdraw from the ICC during his visit, which is seen as an attempt to project statesmanship amidst domestic discontent.

Israeli incursion in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced new details for Israel's expanded incursion into Gaza, stating that Israeli troops are seizing more land in the Palestinian territory. The incursion aims to pressure Hamas to release hostages and disarm.

Israeli military operations in Gaza

Israel's military is expanding its operations in Gaza, causing civilian casualties and a humanitarian crisis. The Israeli government is ramping up military activity, leading to casualties and a blockade of aid, with the UN calling for an end to the siege.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accuses police of political witch hunt

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Israeli police of trying to topple his government over what he believes is a political witch hunt. The investigation involves alleged financial ties between his office and Qatar.

Egypt's Military Buildup in Sinai Peninsula

Israel has observed Egypt's military buildup in the Sinai Peninsula, which includes deploying forces beyond permitted quota, expanding port facilities, and extending runways at airports. Israel is committed to maintaining the peace agreement but will not tolerate violations from Cairo. Discussions are ongoing with Cairo and Washington on the matter.

Arrest of Netanyahu's Aides in Qatargate Scandal

Two top aides to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Yonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein, were arrested in connection to the Qatargate scandal, involving unlawful ties between senior aides to Netanyahu and Qatar. The investigation is ongoing with limited details due to a court-imposed gag order.

Turkish President's Call for Destruction of Israel

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan calls for the destruction of Israel, sparking condemnation from Israeli officials and escalating tensions between the two countries. The diplomatic relationship between Turkey and the U.S. is also under scrutiny amid domestic political crisis in Turkey.

Actor Michael Rapaport criticizes Sen. Bernie Sanders over Israel conflict

Actor Michael Rapaport criticizes Sen. Bernie Sanders for opposing arming Israel in its conflict with Hamas, invoking the Holocaust deaths of Sanders' Polish relatives. Rapaport also attacks Sen. Chuck Schumer and questions Sanders' stance on Israel.

Ceasefire Negotiations Between Hamas and Israel

Hamas has agreed to a ceasefire proposal from mediators, aiming to form a community support committee to manage the Gaza Strip. Israel has submitted a counterproposal. Ceasefire efforts follow a previous agreement that was broken by Israel, resulting in deadly airstrikes and over 400 deaths. The situation remains tense as negotiations continue.

Israeli Finance Minister's Influence on Gaza Conflict

Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich threatens to collapse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition if war in Gaza doesn't continue. Smotrich, an ultranationalist West Bank settler, now influential in Israel's war against Hamas.

Israel-Palestine Conflict during Ramadan in Gaza City

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians has a long history, with recent developments during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in Gaza City, including airstrikes, food shortages, and the impact on families.

Israel-Palestine Conflict in the Middle East

Israel launched a strike on suburban Beirut targeting a drone storage facility used by Hezbollah, following rocket fire from southern Lebanon. The Iran-backed group denied responsibility and Israel warned residents to evacuate. United Nations peacekeepers report thousands of ceasefire violations, mostly by Israel.

European Far-Right Leaders Conference in Jerusalem

European far-right leaders attended a conference in Jerusalem organized by the Israeli government to combat antisemitism, despite protests from mainstream Jewish leaders due to the divisive guest list. Israeli PM Netanyahu praised Trump and criticized left-wing alliances, while tensions rose with traditional Western allies over Israeli politics and the Gaza war.

U.S. Crackdown on Student Activists, Trump Administration Job Cuts, Israeli Strike on Gaza, NPR Recommendations

The U.S. is cracking down on student activists supporting Palestinians, leading to the revocation of hundreds of visas. The Trump administration is planning major job cuts at the Department of Health and Human Services. An Israeli strike on a Gaza apartment building killed 132 members of the Abu Naser family. NPR recommends movies, TV shows, books, music, and games for the weekend.

Israeli Defense Minister calls for Gazans to rise up against Hamas

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz calls for Gazans to rise up against Hamas, evacuate combat zones, and demand the release of Israeli hostages. He accuses Hamas leaders of corruption and using civilians as human shields. Recent protests in Gaza signal growing discontent with Hamas's leadership.

Criticism of President Donald Trump at Human Rights Campaign Dinner

Singer Janelle Monáe and actress Hannah Einbinder criticized President Donald Trump during their speeches at the Human Rights Campaign dinner in Los Angeles, with Monáe challenging the audience to stand up to bullies and Einbinder denouncing the United States' support of Israel and Trump's actions regarding deportation. Einbinder received the HRC's Visibility Award for her work on LGBTQ representation.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Israel's monthlong blockade in Gaza is causing food shortages and humanitarian crisis, with only five days of flour left and aid groups running out of supplies, raising fears of malnutrition and starvation. The resumption of Israeli airstrikes has further hindered aid efforts, with over 800 people killed, including nearly 40% children, in the past week and a half. The World Food Programme has two weeks of food supplies left, while tens of thousands of tons of food supplies are ready to enter Gaza if Israel allows the border crossings to reopen.

Protests against Hamas in Gaza

Protests in Gaza against Hamas and the ongoing war with Israel gained momentum, with demonstrators demanding an end to the conflict and blaming Hamas for the situation. The protests mark a significant dissent against the militant group that has controlled Gaza for nearly two decades.

Rare Protests in Gaza Calling for End to Conflict with Israel

Rare protests in Gaza call for an end to conflict with Israel, with demonstrators chanting anti-Hamas slogans and demanding peace. The protests come after intense bombing by Israel following Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023.

Protests Against Hamas in Gaza

Large protests against Hamas have erupted in Gaza as civilians express discontent with the group's leadership and call for an end to the war with Israel. Despite previous crackdowns on dissent, the recent demonstrations mark a significant shift in public sentiment. The protests highlight the challenges faced by both Hamas and Palestinian civilians in Gaza amidst renewed Israeli airstrikes and the ongoing conflict.

Ceasefire Collapse in Gaza Strip

Ceasefire in Gaza Strip collapses as Israel resumes bombing campaign, leading to fears of significant escalation in conflict. Israeli airstrikes kill over 700 people in Gaza. Israel threatens to annex parts of Gaza unless Hamas meets demands. Renewed assault follows breakdown of ceasefire due to refusal of proposed extension by Hamas. Israeli military aims to pressure Hamas to accept extension proposal, potentially leading to broader occupation of Gaza. Families of hostages urge return to ceasefire to ensure safety of loved ones. Israeli Defense Minister orders seizure of parts of Gaza to be annexed to Israel unless hostages are released.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

Israel broke a ceasefire with Hamas after weeks of preparations for an offensive, leading to deadly airstrikes in Gaza. The conflict dates back decades, with Israel violating the ceasefire deal to pressure Hamas into new terms. The situation has escalated, with Netanyahu using the conflict to strengthen his government's position. The conflict could further escalate involving Iran and the Houthis in Yemen.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Statement on Renewed Conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu explains why Israel returned to war against Hamas in Gaza after Hamas refused a new ceasefire deal. Netanyahu blames Hamas for invading towns, murdering people, and using civilians as shields. Israel aims to target Hamas terrorists and avoid civilian casualties. Israel seeks to achieve peace, prosperity, and hope for the country.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Statement on Peace Negotiations with Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that peace negotiations with Hamas will only take place 'under fire' as Israel continues to pummel Hamas amidst a renewed military offensive campaign in Gaza.

Criticism of Politico for Anti-Israel/Pro-Hamas Bias

A board member of Politico's parent company criticizes Politico for publishing what he considers anti-Israel/pro-Hamas propaganda. He believes the article lacks balance and fails to mention key information about the Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.

Israel's Conflict with Hamas and Houthis

Israel intercepted a ballistic missile from Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas collapsed. Israel bombarded Gaza, eliminating Hamas government head. At least 404 Palestinians killed in airstrikes.

Israel's Iron Beam Laser Defense System

Israel's Iron Beam laser defense system set to become operational by the end of 2025, delayed from previous projections. High-powered ground-based laser system designed to intercept short- to mid-range threats. $500 million production deal signed for final stages of the project. Iron Beam complements Iron Dome, offering a more cost-effective defense solution.

Israeli Military Strikes on Gaza Strip

Israel's military launched deadly strikes on Gaza Strip, killing over 400 people since ceasefire with Hamas

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Israel launches surprise airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in over 410 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Federal judge requests explanation from Justice Department on deportations. U.S. Institute of Peace experiences takeover by Department of Government Efficiency members. March Madness begins with estimated $3.1 billion in legal gambling. American Psychological Association releases guide on managing teen screen time.

Current Events

Israel launches deadly strikes in Gaza, Trump tests executive power amid court orders, U.S. Institute of Peace faces hostile takeover by DOGE.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Israel declared a ceasefire in Gaza over, launching a devastating wave of airstrikes that killed over 400 people, including women and children. Hamas was targeted for refusing to accept terms proposed by the U.S. for releasing hostages. The conflict has deep historical roots and ongoing negotiations aimed at a permanent end to the war.

Israeli military airstrikes on Gaza Strip

Israel's military launches deadly strikes on Gaza, violating fragile truce with Hamas. Over 400 people killed and 560 injured in the airstrikes. Ceasefire agreement from January on shaky ground as both sides accuse each other of violations. UN calls for ceasefire to be respected and hostages to be released unconditionally.

Debate on U.S. Aid to Israel

Fox News reports on pushback against the Trump administration's efforts to deport campus protester Mahmoud Khalil and a new report from the Heritage Foundation calling for the U.S. to phase out direct aid to Israel in favor of a strategic partnership.

UN Report on Alleged Israeli Sexual Violence in Gaza

A UN report accusing Israel of sexual violence in Gaza has sparked backlash from Israeli officials and the US Ambassador to the UN. The report alleges systematic use of sexual violence by Israel against Palestinians since October 2023, leading to strong denials and condemnation from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials.

Israel's Response to UN Human Rights Council Report

Israel criticizes UN Human Rights Council report falsely accusing Israel of harming Palestinian fertility and using sexual violence, claiming it is a cover-up for Hamas crimes. The report is condemned as anti-Semitic and biased.

Hamas uses 4-year-old Palestinian boy in conflict with IDF

Hamas sent a 4-year-old Palestinian boy to an IDF outpost, displaying lack of care for civilians. Israeli soldiers returned the child to Gaza. Recent events highlight Hamas' use of children for terrorism.

Israeli Intelligence Operations in Gaza

Israel has intensified intelligence operations in Gaza using drones to deploy espionage devices and gather information on future targets and hostages held in Gaza. Terrorist groups in Gaza have identified and neutralized some of these devices, with Hamas issuing new security regulations in response.

Daniel Davis's Criticism of U.S. Support for Israel's War in Gaza

Daniel Davis, a senior fellow at the Defense Priorities think tank, criticized U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza, opposes military action against Iran, and has been appointed as a deputy director of national intelligence.

Israel-Palestine Conflict Mediation Efforts in Qatar and Lebanon

Mediators in Qatar are working to negotiate the release of hostages held by Palestinian militants in Gaza. The conflict between Israel and Palestinians, including Hamas, has resulted in casualties on both sides. Israel is currently blocking aid supplies to Gaza as a negotiation tactic. There are also mediation efforts between Israel and Lebanon to resolve border disputes.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict

Hamas has proposed a five-to-ten-year truce with Israel, with the U.S. playing a role in ensuring compliance. Ceasefire talks are ongoing in Qatar, marking a significant shift in U.S. policy towards Hamas.

Study on Food Supply to Gaza and ICC Investigation

Study challenges ICC investigation of starvation claims against Israel and exposes Hamas' role in controlling aid distribution in Gaza. Research shows no evidence of famine or intentional deprivation. Despite criticism, Trump administration supports Israeli decision to halt goods and supplies to Gaza.

Arrest of Palestinian Activist at Columbia University

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, a graduate student at Columbia University, was arrested by federal immigration authorities for his role in protests against Israel, facing deportation under Trump administration's crackdown on student activists supporting Hamas. Khalil's arrest was in support of Trump's executive orders prohibiting anti-Semitism. The administration alleges that Khalil led activities aligned with Hamas, a designated terrorist organization.

Israel cuts off electricity supply to Gaza

Israel has announced the cutting off of electricity supply to Gaza, following the suspension of all supplies to the territory. This move is part of efforts to press Hamas to negotiate a lasting truce. The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has paused the deadly conflict, with talks ongoing for the release of hostages and establishment of a technocratic committee to run Gaza.

Anti-Zionist Jewish Congregation in Chicago

Tzedek Chicago is an anti-Zionist congregation that prioritizes solidarity with Palestinians, challenging traditional views on Israel within the American Jewish community.

Mother's Plea for Son's Release from Hamas Captivity

Mother of Alon Ohel, a hostage taken from the Nova Music Festival in 2023, pleads for her son's release from Hamas captivity amid uncertain negotiations. President Trump and the Trump administration involved in negotiations with Hamas for hostage release.

Arab-backed Plan for Gaza Reconstruction

France, Germany, Italy, and the U.K. support a $53 billion Arab-backed plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, despite pushback from the U.S. and Israel. The plan focuses on improving living conditions for Palestinians and involves the Palestinian Authority's central role in the reconstruction efforts.

Changing American Support for Israel vs. Palestinians in the Middle East Conflict

Americans' support for Israel in its war against Hamas has shrunk to a record low, with more people now siding with Palestinians. Partisan divide on views towards Israel is growing, with Republicans more favorable than Democrats. Trump administration is negotiating for the release of American hostages held by Hamas.

United Nations Draft Report on Children in Conflict Zones

The United Nations' draft report on children in conflict zones obtained by Fox News Digital is causing concern as it excludes Israeli victims and makes accusations against Israel. The report lacks transparency and accuracy in verifying data, leading to doubts about its credibility.

Columbia University's Federal Funding Cancellation

Columbia University faces $400 million in canceled federal grants and contracts due to alleged failure in addressing antisemitism on campus, following protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict. The school is reviewing the decision and pledges to combat antisemitism.

Israel's readiness for renewed conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israel's political echelon, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has ordered the IDF to prepare for an immediate return to fighting in Gaza following stalled negotiations with Hamas over the release of hostages and bodies.

Current Events

Labor Department to release monthly jobs report; President Trump to speak to cryptocurrency founders and investors; uncertainty over ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Prisoner Releases

The article discusses the release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel as part of a ceasefire deal with Hamas, highlighting the challenges faced by the released individuals and their families.

President Trump's Approach to Gaza Reconstruction Amid Regional Discussions

President Trump welcomes former hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists in the Oval Office. Talks held on Gaza's reconstruction with Egyptian proposal criticized by Israel. Hamas supports the plan. White House and Israel emphasize removing Hamas from power for lasting peace.

U.S. Negotiations with Hamas for Hostage Release

Fox News reports on U.S. negotiations with Hamas to release American hostages in the Middle East, sparking debate over the long-standing policy of not negotiating with terrorists.

United States Holds Direct Talks with Hamas Over Hostage Release

The United States has engaged in direct talks with the Palestinian militant group Hamas over the release of several American-Israeli dual citizens taken hostage during attacks in Israel. Talks began in January and are ongoing, marking the first known direct engagement with Hamas since it was designated a terrorist organization in 1997.

Direct talks between Trump administration and Hamas for hostage release

The Trump administration has engaged in direct talks with Hamas to secure the release of hostages. Israel has expressed its opinion on the talks, emphasizing the importance of seeing actions before discussing the next phase. Negotiations for the release of additional hostages are stalled, with conflicting reports on the progress made. Trump's special envoy canceled a visit to Qatar due to lack of progress. The current situation, where the ceasefire continues without the release of hostages, may not last forever, leading to a potential return to fighting by Israel.

Direct Talks Between Trump Administration and Hamas Over U.S. Hostages

The Trump administration is engaging in direct talks with Hamas over the release of U.S. hostages in Gaza, marking the first time the U.S. has held direct talks with the group. Talks are part of a good-faith effort to do what's right for the American people. Israel has been consulted, but there are challenges in continuing the peace negotiations.

Gaza Strip Reconstruction Plan

The United States and Israel rejected a Gaza Strip reconstruction plan that aims to rebuild without displacing Palestinians. The plan includes modern housing developments, tourist destinations, a commercial harbor, and an airport, to be funded by international sources. Trump's proposal to transform Gaza into the "Riviera of the Middle East" was dismissed by the White House. The proposal was welcomed by some Palestinian and Arab leaders but faced criticism from Israeli officials.

Israel's Security Failure in Preventing Hamas Attack

Israel's Shin Bet agency failed to prevent a deadly Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023, killing nearly 1,200 people and taking 251 hostages. The investigation revealed failures in intelligence gathering and political leadership.

Hostage Negotiations in Gaza

Negotiations over the release of hostages in Gaza have stalled, with Israel preparing to escalate actions against Hamas if no agreement is reached. Hamas has not accepted or rejected the proposed deal by US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff.

Ceasefire Deal Between Israel and Hamas

The first phase of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has ended over the weekend. Israel has suspended aid deliveries to Gaza until Hamas agrees to the U.S. ceasefire extension deal. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports from Tel Aviv on the potential for phase two of the peace deal between Israel and Hamas.

Comparison of Treatment of Leaders: Trump-Zelenskyy vs. Biden-Obama with Netanyahu

Democratic lawmakers react to Trump-Zelenskyy row, comparing treatment of Netanyahu by Biden-Obama administrations. Israeli leader faced public humiliation, contrasting sympathy for Zelenskyy. Striking parallels between Ukraine and Israel in war against anti-democratic regimes.

Discussion on Israeli Sovereignty Over Judea and Samaria

U.S. ambassador to Israel nominee Mike Huckabee discusses Hamas’ release of deceased Israeli hostages and the future of Middle East negotiations. Evangelicals support Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. Republican lawmakers urge President Trump to recognize the area as Israeli territory. Various perspectives on the potential annexation and its implications for peace in the region.

Stabbing Attack in Haifa, Israel

A stabbing attack in Haifa, Israel left one person dead and four others wounded. The attacker, an Arab citizen of Israel, was killed by a security guard and a civilian. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the attack and vowed to continue fighting against those who seek to harm Israel.

Israel's Aid Cutoff to Gaza

Israel faces criticism for stopping aid to Gaza and threatening consequences if ceasefire is not extended. Ceasefire aims to release hostages in exchange for Israeli pullout from Gaza. U.N. and others warn against aid cutoff due to potential humanitarian crisis.