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Netanyahu admits Israel backing ‘criminal’ groups, rivals of Hamas, in Gaza
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the country is using armed gangs in Gaza to help fight Hamas, his admission coming after a new wave of military strikes on the besieged Gaza Strip that left at least 52 Palestinians dead.
Commentary: The UN never truly cared about Palestinian refugees; it has consistently used them merely as leverage against ...
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The Hamas-run health ministry says more than a hundred people were injured in the attack. The aid distributor said the ...
As a trickle of aid has resumed, Israeli forces - now in control of wide areas of Gaza - have kept up their offensive, ...
Amid disputed reports of Israeli forces firing on civilians near a new privatised aid distribution point in southern Gaza, ...
Hamas has proposed releasing more hostages under a new Gaza ceasefire deal, after new negotiations were held on Saturday. The ...
A Hamas official told Newsweek that Israel is forcing "civilians to move toward dangerous military zones in order to access aid." ...
The IDF’s assassination of Mohammed Sinwar shatters the neo-medieval libels of the anti-Israel set.
Mohammad Sinwar, the elusive Hamas military chief in Gaza who Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday had been eliminated, has long been at the top of Israel's most wanted list. Sinwar was ...
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