IAF strike kills senior Hamas weapons developer
The head of Hamas’s weapons manufacturing department in the Gaza Strip was killed in an Israel Air Force strike overnight Tuesday.
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Israeli forces thwart attack by woman draped in Hamas flag
Israeli forces on Tuesday foiled a terrorist attack at the Qalandiya Crossing near Jerusalem.
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Jewish man dead after ‘altercation’ with anti-Israel protester in LA area
Paul Kessler, a 69-year-old Jewish man, died from injuries sustained in “an altercation” at about 3:20 p.m. on Monday in the greater Los Angeles area. At the time, there were simultaneous “pro-Israeli” and “pro-Palestinian” events at the same intersection, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office.
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Ground forces push further into Gaza City, ‘deepening pressure’ on Hamas, IDF says
Israeli forces on Monday pushed further into the Gaza Strip and were reportedly nearing the enclave’s main Shifa Hospital — which Jerusalem says is located above Hamas’s command center — as they continued to target Hamas’s underground tunnel network and military capabilities, after launching intensive strikes against the terror group the night…
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IDF takes control of another Hamas compound in Gaza
Israeli forces over the past 24 hours took control of another Hamas “military” compound in the northern Gaza Strip, according to a statement released by the Israel Defense Forces on Tuesday.
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Sending message, US announces deployment of nuclear-capable submarine to Mideast
The US Central Command said Sunday evening that an Ohio-class submarine has arrived in its area of responsibility, which includes the eastern Mediterranean, Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman.
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IDF believes it caused significant damage to Hamas tunnels in overnight strikes
The Israel Defense Forces said Monday that it believes heavy overnight strikes in the northern Gaza Strip caused significant damage to underground and aboveground infrastructure belonging to Hamas, as the military announced that a soldier had been killed in fighting a day earlier.
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Hamas claims responsibility for rocket barrage from Lebanon
Hamas terrorists in Southern Lebanon fired some 30 rockets at Israel on Monday night, triggering air-raid sirens in cities including Haifa, Nahariya and Acre.
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Terrorist kills Israeli American police officer in Jerusalem
An Israel-American Border Police officer was killed in a terror attack near Herod’s Gate to Jerusalem’s Old City on Monday. Another officer was moderately wounded in the attack.
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Israel accuses Hamas of using over 100 women and children as human shields in Gaza
Hamas sent a large group of women and children to act as human shields against Israel Defense Forces troops who were attacking a key compound of the terror group in the Gaza Strip, according to soldiers.
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IDF: Hamas hoarding fuel under Gaza hospital
The Israel Defense Forces released on Friday a recording of a call in which a Gaza health official confirms that Hamas is hoarding fuel and has stored more than half a million liters (over 132,000 gallons) under Shifa Hospital.
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Five IDF soldiers killed in Gaza, as toll hits 24 since start of ground op
The Israel Defense Forces on Friday released the names of five more soldiers killed in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, bringing the death toll in the week since the start of the ground operation to 24.
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In much-hyped speech, Nasrallah makes threats but does not commit to broader war
In his first speech since Israel declared war on Hamas after the Gaza terror group’s October 7 slaughter of Israelis, Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah on Friday lobbed threats at the Jewish state and expressed solidarity with the Palestinians.
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US special forces said deployed to help Israel track down hostages held in Gaza
The US has sent special forces to Israel to assist in finding hundreds of hostages held captive in the Gaza Strip by Hamas, a senior Pentagon official reportedly said Tuesday.
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Israeli slain in Samaria terror attack
An Israeli man was killed on Thursday in a shooting attack on Route 557 near the town of Einav in Samaria.
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IDF soldiers fend off nighttime Hamas ambush, as battalion commander killed in Gaza
Fierce battles continued to rage in the Gaza Strip Thursday, with troops fighting off a vicious overnight Hamas ambush, and the military saying it was using artificial intelligence to identify thousands of new targets belonging to the Palestinian terror group.
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Two Israelis injured in Hamas rocket attacks from Lebanon
Two Israelis were wounded in the Upper Galilee city of Kiryat Shmona Thursday afternoon as terrorists in Lebanon fired a barrage of rockets across the border.
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UAE official: Abraham Accords here to stay
The Abraham Accords between the United Arab Emirates and Israel are not at risk, despite Abu Dhabi’s criticism of Israeli military actions against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, a senior Emirati official said on Tuesday.
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