Tag: Gaza war

On day 100 of the war, the IDF reported that 9,000 Hamas and Hezbollah fighters had been eliminated.

Under these new conditions, Hamas mastermind Yahya Sinwar’s goal would be to play for time, to stretch the war even longer.

The White House has determined the price for letting the war in Gaza continue, and Netanyahu’s cabinet agreed to pay.

The poll's findings reflect continued PA loss of status and support.

Egypt and Qatar are exerting heavy pressure on Hamas to order terrorist organizations to stop operating along the border fence with Israel.

The Israeli government continues to resist the renewal of cash payments from Qatar to the tune of some $30 million a month.

"Terrorists must not be allowed to use schools, homes, and hospitals to shield their murderous activities."

If Bennett-Ganz-Lapid had killed a squad or two of balloon-fliers, the nightmare would have ended.

Someone should send this report to both John Oliver and Trevor Noah, both of whom condemned Israel for killing so many Gazan children.

90% support or strongly support the assassination of Hamas leaders, 76% support the cessation of Qatar funding for the Gaza Strip, 74% support stopping the supply of building materials, those that can have dual purpose, into the Gaza Strip.

"I, too, was under the impression that the attacks by the Israeli army were carried out with great sophistication."

Over the past few weeks, we have reported several major anti-Semitic attacks in New York City.

"He who drags the country to a fifth election is playing into the hands of those who wish us harm."

Some cabinet ministers complained that the intelligence provided in the operation was "lousy" and did not provide "reality-changing targets" to be attacked.

His analysis of the politics behind the war channels the pure cynicism of a Jean-Paul Sartre epic feat of despair.

On Saturday, the IEC announced that five of the ten high-voltage lines supplying Gaza had been damaged by the shooting from the Gaza Strip.

Excessively Optimistic? Perhaps. But it also reveals a Hamas strategy that was both ambitious and imaginative.

Over the weekend, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz ordered to fly Israel's flag on the Chancellor's building in Vienna as a sign of solidarity with Israel.

On Thursday night, the IDF managed to produce a vague picture of the start of a ground operation.

This was the most extensive attack since the beginning of the operation.

What I found was mostly… crickets.

There was a wild riot here yesterday that we cannot tolerate by brainwashed young people.

As of Tuesday morning, according to Ben-Yishai, everything is going as planned, including the attacks on the military commanders of Hamas and jihad.

How lucky we are to have Nir Hasson report on Wednesday in "Israel's NY Times," a.k.a Haaretz: "Israel Opens Vaccination Center at Checkpoint to Reach Palestinian East Jerusalem Residents."

Hamas has been making great efforts in recent years to develop and intensify its naval military capabilities

At best, Hamas is prepared for a long-term truce with the Zionist enemy, which is much less than what Hussein al-Sheikh described – recognition of a Jewish state within the 67 borders.

In short, rockets don't kill people, Gantz kills people.

As the activist group described it: "The street names were changed in response to the failed government policy against Hamas and the terrorist organizations"

Israel is complying and the situation in Gaza is returning this morning to the routine of the days before the sudden attack a week ago Saturday.

"The Labour Party is united in condemning the ongoing human rights abuses by Israeli forces."