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Israel says it will escalate its campaign against Hamas in Gaza until it agrees to revised ceasefire terms, with the defense minister vowing to seize “large areas” of the enclave.
From AOL
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that Israel is seizing territory in the Gaza Strip hours after his government laid out plans to take over large parts of the enclave.
From The New York Times
The Israeli defense minister, Israel Katz, said the military was seizing swaths of territory to protect its forces and border towns, suggesting a longer-term presence in the enclave.
From The New York Times
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An Israeli air strike on a school in northern Gaza has reportedly killed approximately 27 Palestinians. According to the Hamas-run Health Ministry, the
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Israel said it had scaled up a ground offensive in northern Gaza as part of an operation to extend so-called "security zones" that provide a protective buffer along the border with Israel.
Yakir Englander, senior national director of leadership at the Israeli-American Council and an ethics and Judaism expert, was inundated with questions after Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, surprise attack on Israel.
Israel targets Syrian airbases to warn Turkey against interference, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan faces protests at home and ramps up efforts to expand influence in Syria and region as a whole.
The international Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement are calling on people to cancel Game Pass subscriptions,
Israeli forces have moved into Rafah, creating a new security zone in Gaza, while simultaneously launching airstrikes in Syria and facing potential confrontation with Turkey over its military presence there,
The Israeli military issued evacuation orders on Monday for most of Rafah and suggested it may soon launch another ground operation in the city.
The military described the incident as a failure.The post IDF probes security breach at base housing female soldiers appeared first on JNS.org.