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- 1Two killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza●At least two killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza — Asharq Al-Awsat
At least two people have been killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza, according to Asharq Al-Awsat. The strikes add to the mounting civilian toll in the territory as the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues. Details about those killed and the exact locations of the strikes were not immediately available, and officials have not commented on the latest casualties.
- 2IDF Says It Uncovered 600-Meter Tunnel In Gaza●IDF Discovers 600-Meter-Long Tunnel In Gaza| Watch What Happened Next To Hamas' Terror Hideout
The Israeli military says it has discovered a tunnel stretching roughly 600 meters in Gaza, describing it as a Hamas hideout, and footage shows the structure being destroyed. The report, circulated by Times Now, highlights the ongoing Israeli campaign to locate and demolish underground passages used by Hamas for movement, storage and attacks. The find underscores how tunnel networks remain a central focus of operations in the territory.
- 3Egypt Warned Netanyahu of Impending Attack Before Oct. 7●Egypt Warned Netanyahu of Impending Attack on Israel Before Oct. 7
A Wall Street Journal report says Egyptian officials warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shortly before October 7 that Hamas appeared to be preparing an imminent attack on Israel. The claim is drawing renewed scrutiny of Israeli intelligence failures and of how the Netanyahu government responded to advance warnings ahead of the deadliest attack in the country's history.
- 4UN agency warns 1.4 million in Gaza face acute food insecurity●« … according to the World Food Programme, at least 1,4 million people in Gaza face acute food insecurity… » 🔗 · http
The World Food Programme says at least 1.4 million people in Gaza are facing acute food insecurity, a figure circulating widely as the war between Israel and Hamas continues and aid deliveries remain heavily restricted. Commenters sharing the warning tie it to calls for a ceasefire and expanded humanitarian access under UN auspices.
- 5IDF braces for Hamas kidnapping attempt along Gaza's Yellow Line●IDF braces for Hamas kidnapping attempt along Gaza’s Yellow Line
The Israeli military says it is preparing for a possible attempt by Hamas to kidnap soldiers operating along the Yellow Line, the ceasefire deployment line inside the Gaza Strip. Reports say forces in the area have been put on heightened alert, with commanders warning troops to stay vigilant near the boundary while the fragile truce arrangement remains in place.
- 6Hamas Militant Behind Kidnapping of Israeli Woman Killed in Airstrike●Hamas Kidnapper of Screaming Israeli Woman Killed in Airstrike
A Hamas militant involved in the kidnapping of an Israeli woman, captured on footage screaming as she was taken, has been killed in an airstrike. The report comes amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, with Israeli forces continuing targeted strikes against militants implicated in the October 7 attacks and the taking of hostages.
- 7IDF trains to destroy Hamas tunnels in Israel's 'Little Gaza'●BREAKING: IDF Trains To DESTROY Hamas Terror Tunnels Inside Israel's "Little Gaza" | TBN Israel
Reports say the Israeli military is training to destroy Hamas tunnel networks in an area of Israel nicknamed 'Little Gaza', amid ongoing operations linked to the Gaza conflict. The coverage highlights underground warfare tactics and the continued focus on Hamas infrastructure along Israel's southern border, drawing wide attention to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
- 8BBC Gaza Journalist Death List Included Dozens With Militant Ties●BBC’s Slain Gaza Journalist List Included Dozens With Hamas, Other Terror Ties
A report by the Algemeiner alleges that dozens of journalists included in the BBC's list of media workers killed in Gaza had ties to Hamas or other militant groups. The claim has drawn criticism of how the broadcaster compiled and vetted the list, and reignited debate over press casualty figures from the Gaza war and how journalists' affiliations are verified.
- 9Ben-Gvir threatens Hamas bomber behind 1996 bus attacks●'I'm responsible for hell': Ben-Gvir threatens Hamas terrorist behind 1996 bus bombings
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir issued a threat against the Hamas terrorist responsible for the 1996 bus bombings in Israel, declaring 'I'm responsible for hell'. The remarks were reported by The Jerusalem Post. The statement adds to Ben-Gvir's reputation for hardline rhetoric toward Palestinian militants and is drawing attention amid ongoing tensions around Israeli security policy and prisoners.
- 10Gaza student suspended by Dutch university over October 7 claim●Gaza student suspended by Dutch university after claiming role in October 7
A student from Gaza has been suspended by a Dutch university after claiming a role in the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel. The suspension has drawn attention to how Dutch and European universities handle students who publicly associate themselves with the attack, and is likely to fuel ongoing debate over campus responses to statements about the Israel-Gaza conflict.
- 11WSJ: Hamas Could Not Kill the Abraham Accords●Opinion | Hamas Couldn't Kill the Abraham Accords https://www.wsj.com/opinion/abraham-accords-new-york-meeting-u-a-e-isr
A Wall Street Journal opinion piece argues that the October 7 Hamas attack and the ensuing war in Gaza have not destroyed the Abraham Accords. It points to a New York meeting bringing together the United Arab Emirates, Israel and other partners as evidence that the normalization process between Israel and Arab states is continuing, partly driven by shared concerns over Iran.
- 12Analysis claims October 7 attacks came amid repeated ignored warnings●Analysis: "October 7, 2023 was no surprise.... Repeated warnings, repeated inaction": Was the idea "to weaponize Oct 7 i
A new analysis argues that the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel was no surprise, pointing to repeated warnings that went unheeded, including one reportedly from the UAE president. It further questions whether Israeli authorities sought to weaponize the attack to legitimize a far more lethal campaign in Gaza, which the author characterizes as ethnic cleansing and genocidal atrocities. The claims are fueling ongoing debate over accountability and Israeli strategy.
- 13Channel 14 Presenter Frames Netanyahu Defeat as Global Catastrophe●According to the apocalyptic vision of the Channel 14 news frontperson, the defeat of the man who has been desperately c
A news presenter on Israel's Channel 14 is being criticised for portraying the potential electoral defeat of Benjamin Netanyahu, who has held on to power since the October 7 Hamas attack, as a colossal and historic disaster for the entire world. Critics describe the framing as apocalyptic and as partisan advocacy rather than journalism, highlighting concerns about the channel's close alignment with the Israeli prime minister ahead of elections.