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IDF hits Hezbollah terror targets in Southern Lebanon

The Israel Defense Forces struck Hezbollah terror targets in Southern Lebanon on Thursday, including a launcher and tunnel shaft in the area of Mahmudiyah.
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Is Tucker Carlson normalizing antisemitism on the right?

Extremists always pose a dilemma for mainstream politicians and journalists. Ideally, the best way of dealing with them is to ignore them. Hate-mongers thrive when they are able to seize the spotlight and hold onto it. Deprived of attention, they wither on the vine when they are confined to the fever swamps of the far right or left, where most…

House panel chair demands documents on UNRWA probe of staff tied to Oct. 7 attack

The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is probing the United Nations Relief and Works Agency based on “credible reports that UNRWA staff members participated in the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attacks Hamas carried out against Israel,” Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), chair of the House panel, stated on Monday.

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Man arrested with guns, suitcase of ammo for alleged threats to attack Alabama synagogues

The Clarke County Sheriff’s Office in Grove Hill, Ala., stated on Tuesday that it arrested Jeremy Wayne Shoemaker the prior night in connection to “credible threats of violence made against multiple synagogues throughout Alabama and surrounding states.”

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German neo-Nazi rappers push hate speech and antisemitism on TikTok, Instagram, Spotify

Far-right German-language rappers are flouting hate speech rules by spreading extremist rhetoric and disinformation on platforms such as TikTok, an AFP investigation found.

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IDF reservist slain in Rafah, in latest Hamas violation of truce

Israel Defense Forces Master Sgt. (res.) Yona Efraim Feldbaum was killed by Hamas in southern Gaza on Tuesday, in a breach of the U.S.-brokered truce with the Palestinian terror group.

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UNICEF data show there was no famine in Gaza

Critics have long said that accusations of famine in Gaza have a gaping hole right in the middle: the staggering amount of emaciated, dead bodies, part and parcel of a famine, are simply nowhere to be found.

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IAF strikes cave outside Jenin, eliminating three terrorists

The Israel Defense Forces on Tuesday morning conducted an airstrike near the northern Samaria city of Jenin, eliminating three terrorist operatives and neutralizing an underground terrorist structure.

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In first interview, released hostage says he convinced Hamas captors not to kill him

Former hostage Yosef-Haim Ohana recounted being beaten in captivity and convincing his captors not to kill him by appealing to their desire to see Palestinian prisoners released, in his first interview with Israeli television since his release.

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Palestinian Authority caught hiding terror payments despite claims of reform

The Palestinian Authority not only continues to make payments to terrorists’ families as part of its “pay-for-slay” program, but is attempting to hide that fact, an Israeli media research group reported on Oct. 26.

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Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson praised terror before 2022 appointment

Majed al-Ansari, spokesperson for Qatar’s Foreign Ministry and an adviser to the Qatari prime minister, praised Palestinian terrorism on social media prior to his appointment in 2022, it was revealed on Sunday.

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In truce violation, Hamas returns further remains of hostage recovered in 2023

Hamas overnight on Monday only released remains of an Israeli hostage whose body had already been retrieved for burial, and not a 16th body, in violation of the U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal in the Gaza Strip.

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Trump says Hamas withholding bodies of hostages, warns he’s watching ‘very closely’

US President Donald Trump issued fresh threats to Hamas on Saturday, saying the terror group would be to blame if the ceasefire collapsed, and repeating Israeli assertions that the group has been choosing not to hand over the bodies of some deceased hostages despite being able to.

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Israel reported to know location of 9 out of 13 deceased hostages still held in Gaza

Israel does not know the location of four of the remaining 13 bodies of hostages held in Gaza, according to a report Sunday, amid increased pressure on Hamas to resume handing over the bodies in accordance with the terms of the ceasefire and hostage deal.

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After two years of war, Israeli defense minister cancels emergency measures in Israel’s south

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz on Monday signed off on the Israel Defense Forces’ proposal to cancel emergency measures in the south that had been in place since Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, attack, having been extended multiple times.

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Mossad names IRGC terrorist behind global plots targeting Jews, Israelis

Israel’s Mossad spy agency on Sunday revealed the name of an Iranian commander it said was responsible for coordinating attempted terrorist attacks targeting Jews and Israelis across the globe over the past 24 months.

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IDF marks two years since start of ground operation in Gaza

The Israel Defense Forces on Monday marked two years since the start of the ground operation against the Hamas terror organization in the Gaza Strip.

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Hamas uses underground prisons to crush rivals in Gaza

In addition to abusing Gazans and carrying out executions above ground, the Hamas terrorist organization has stepped up efforts to suppress internal opposition in the Strip by secretly detaining rivals in underground prison facilities.
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