IDF: Hamas likely murdered six hostages in Khan Yunis
Hamas propaganda has repeatedly accused the IAF of killing hostages during the 14-month-long aerial assault on the Gaza terrorist group.
Hamas propaganda has repeatedly accused the IAF of killing hostages during the 14-month-long aerial assault on the Gaza terrorist group.
IDF forces uncovered hidden IEDs and a camera documenting how terrorists booby-trapped a building with explosives, leading to the building’s destruction.
The IDF has been pressured to increase its allowance of aid into Gaza, despite the aid being stolen by Hamas and it being used to smuggle in other contraband.
On Monday, an IDF soldier wounded in the northern Strip earlier this month succumbed to his wounds.
Dozens of terrorists were eliminated in Jabaliya in northern Gaza, where tunnel shafts were also neutralized and a large amount of weapons found, according to the military.
IDF paramedic describes Hamas opening fire on civilians in the Strip, wounding unarmed Gazans.
Since the elimination of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, the IDF is ramping up their offensive to squeeze Hamas as tight as they can to release the hostages and end the war.
One of the reasons Israel has not fully embraced tunnels is that its attention and resources are drawn to other, more pressing threats.
The IDF issued new evacuation orders for northern Gaza in an effort to squash Hamas once and for all and return the remaining hostages safely.
The army’s arrogance, unpreparedness and neglect to arm soldiers were some of the failures noted in a BBC report.
The IDF has arrested thousands of Hamas terrorists since last October, when the terror group stormed dozens of Israeli communities and slaughtered 1,200 people and kidnapped 250.
One video shows part of a battle in Kibbutz Reim in which civilian and IDF personnel fought against invading Hamas terrorists, and the other depicts the aftermath of the highly devastating conflict at Sderot’s police station.
Some of the Hamas terrorist assets retrieved by Israeli soldiers will be put on display this week for diplomats, visiting researchers and the foreign press.
The IDF aims to prevent any resurgence of Hamas in the area, with officials expressing heightened caution over potential attacks as the October 7 massacre anniversary approaches.
Israel’s military reportedly had a clear shot at assassinating Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, but declined to take advantage of it, fearing it would lead to deaths of Israeli hostages used as human shields.
The IDF added that forces in the Rafah area of southern Gaza have killed 15 terrorists in the last day.
IDF forces prevented an immediate rocket attack by Hamas when they discovered hidden rocket launchers with several barrels already loaded and aimed at Israeli communities.
The IDF added that it stepped up aerial surveillance and used precision munitions to mitigate danger to civilians.
IDF soldiers raid Al Jazeera offices, present bureau chief with 45-day closure order.
Hamas continues to stay afloat despite their diminished numbers and weapons by stealing the vast majority of aid that flows into Gaza and resells it for double the price.