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Poll: 75% of Palestinians ‘satisfied’ with Hamas terror war

The Palestinians’ satisfaction with Hamas’s performance in the war against Israel has reached its highest point since the terror group’s Oct. 7 massacre, while support for the Palestinian Authority and its ruling Fatah faction has plummeted, according to a poll published on Wednesday by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research.

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Mob on NYC subway: ‘Zionists: This is your chance to get out’

Anti-Israel protesters continued to run wild across New York as masked agitators on a city subway car Monday demanded to know if there were any Zionists on board, while elsewhere in the city vandals attacked the home of the Jewish director of the Brooklyn Museum.
Read more: Jewish News Syndicate

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Senior UN Employee Runs International Network Targeting Israel, UN Watch Charges

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has been operating an international network entitled the “Global Network on Question of Palestine” (GNQP) aimed at targeting Israel, according to a UN Watch report earlier this week.

Read more: The Jerusalem Post

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IDF chief talks security with Arab counterparts in Manama

Israel’s top general met this week in Bahrain with counterparts from several Arab militaries to discuss security coordination, Axios reported on Wednesday.
Read more: Jewish News Syndicate

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Blinken: Hamas response to hostage proposal is unworkable

Hamas’s official response to Israel’s hostages-for-ceasefire proposal included modifications that are not workable, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Wednesday.

Read more: Jewish News Syndicate

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IDF destroys 45 terror targets in Gaza over 24 hours

Israeli fighter jets destroyed some 45 terrorist targets across the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, the military said on Thursday.
Read more: Jewish News Syndicate

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Two wounded as Hezbollah fires 150 rockets at northern Israel

Two Israelis sustained light wounds on Thursday when rocket shrapnel fell in Katzrin, the largest Israeli community in the Golan Heights.
Read more: Jewish News Syndicate

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Hamas response rejects hostage-ceasefire deal offer presented by Biden

An Israeli official says that Jerusalem has received Hamas’s response to the hostage release and ceasefire deal offer presented by US President Joe Biden late last month, and that the reply from the terror group effectively rejects the proposal.

Read more: The Times of Israel

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Kremlin says Russia and Iran continuing work on cooperation pact, schedule may shift

Moscow and Tehran are continuing their work on a comprehensive bilateral cooperation agreement, although the schedule of specific events may shift, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday, adding Russia intended to develop ties with Iran.

Read more: Reuters

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Hostages Ziv, Kozlov and Meir Jan’s ordeal ‘beyond anything you can imagine’

Three hostages rescued by the army over the weekend suffered repeated physical and psychological abuse during eight months in Hamas captivity in Gaza, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing the abductees’ relatives as well as Israeli security and medical officials.

Read more: The Times of Israel

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IDF confirms killing Hezbollah regional division commander Taleb Abdullah, the ‘most senior’ officer targeted amid war

The Israeli military confirms it carried out last night’s airstrike in southern Lebanon’s Jouaiyya, killing senior Hezbollah commander Taleb Abdullah.

Abdullah commanded Hezbollah’s Nasr unit, one of three regional divisions in south Lebanon. The unit is responsible for the region between Mount Dov and the Bint Jbeil area.

Read more: The…

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Hezbollah fires largest rocket barrage at Galilee since beginning of war

Following the assassination of its most senior commander to date overnight, Hezbollah on Wednesday launched its largest rocket barrage since October 7, setting off sirens in Tiberias for the first time since October.

Read more: Ynetnews

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Iran’s Ties to the ‘Palestine Chronicle’

An American nonprofit that published the writings of a Hamas affiliate who held three Israelis hostage has ties to the Iranian regime and Al Jazeera, the Qatari-funded outlet that has served as a leading mouthpiece for Hamas, according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis.

Read more: The Washington Free Beacon

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UNSC adopts US-backed Gaza ceasefire resolution

The United Nations Security Council on Monday adopted a U.S.-drafted resolution aimed at reaching a three-phase ceasefire deal to end the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip.

Read more: Jewish News Syndicate

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IDF announces names of 4 soldiers killed in Rafah explosion

Four Israeli soldiers were killed by a blast in a booby-trapped building in southern Gaza’s Rafah yesterday, the military announces.

The slain soldiers are named as:

Maj. Tal Pshebilski Shaulov, 24, from Gedera.

Four Israeli soldiers were killed by a blast in a booby-trapped building in southern Gaza’s Rafah yesterday, the military…

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IDF says it hit significant Hezbollah site deep in Lebanon; 50 rockets fired at Golan

Fighter jets struck what Israel’s military described as a significant Hezbollah compound deep in Lebanon overnight Monday-Tuesday after the terror group downed an Israeli drone.

Read more: The Times of Israel

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Patagonia funneled thousands to Palestinian terrorism-linked group, documents show

Patagonia, the outdoor apparel brand with offices across the world, granted tens of thousands of dollars to a group connected to Palestinian terrorism. Now the company says it has launched an internal review into the funding.

Read more: Washington Examiner

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Hamas’s Sinwar said to laud high civilian death toll in Gaza as ‘necessary sacrifice’

Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar has insisted that civilian bloodshed in Gaza is a necessary sacrifice that will lead to the liberation of Palestine, according to a report published late Monday, bolstering accusations that the terror group has intentionally put its people in harm’s way over the last eight months of devastating war in Gaza.

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