Israel-Hamas War Day 240: What's happening in Gaza, Middle East?
IAF strikes Hezbollah • Biden pushes Israel-proposed ceasefire deal • Ben-Gvir, Smotrich threaten to leave government
'Two-states is a defeat for Hamas,' US envoy Lew says, touting Saudi deal - interview
US Ambassador to Israel, Jack Lew, spoke to "The Jerusalem Post" about the recent state of diplomacy amid the war, and what it might mean for the future of Israel-Saudi relations.
A two-state solution and normalization with Saudi Arabia? US Ambassador to Israel Jack Lew spoke with "The Jerusalem Post" to discuss the current state of diplomacy in the war, and what the future might hold.
Go to the full article >>What would the ceasefire mean for future nat’l security and Gaza? - analysis
as problematic as the deal appears, given the government’s inability to decide about replacing Hamas with some other party, it is unclear what other options Israel has.
The ceasefire proposed by the Biden admin splits the difference between Hamas and Israel on the critical issues facing the national security of both Israel and Gaza in the future. What would these securities look like in the future?
Go to the full article >>'Post' visits northern Israeli ghost towns amid endless war of attrition
The area in the mountains between Safed and Meron, which has been frequently targeted by Hezbollah, felt quiet now, allowing to hear the chirping of birds. It doesn’t feel like war.
"The Jerusalem Post's" Seth J. Frantzman gives a firsthand account of the eerie silence of Israel's ghost towns in the North, devoid of residents amid escalating threats from Hezbollah.
Go to the full article >>Can Israel resolve the Hezbollah front without war? - analysis
The IDF appears to prepare for an inevitable escalation, while the Israeli government seems to believe that calm can be reached without demilitarization.
The IDF appears to be preparing for an inevitable escalation with Hezbollah, while Israel's government seems to look towards de-escalation. Which entity is correct?
Go to the full article >>Israeli doctors threaten to leave country if haredi draft exemption is approved
The inequality caused by haredim not serving in the IDF and proposed lengthening of reservist service is causing doctors to begin leaving Israel.
Israeli doctors threatened to leave the country if haredi Jews receive an exemption from drafting into the IDF, stating that the burden placed on the rest of society is starting to do irreparable damage.
Go to the full article >>Hostile aircraft intrusion alerts sound in Nahariya, Acre
Hostile aircraft intrusion alerts sounded in localities in northern Israel on Sunday, among which were Nahariya and Acre.
Go to the full article >>Qatar condemns Israel's attempt to designate UNRWA as a 'terrorist organization'
Qatar condemned Israel's bid to designate UNRWA as a "terrorist organization."
Go to the full article >>By air and land: IDF troops destroy launcher in Rafah, eliminate terrorists in central Gaza
In joint operations with the Israel Air Force (IAF), troops destroyed a launch site minutes after launches had been fired at the forces.
IDF troops and the Israel Air Force (IAF) operated in Rafah and the central Gaza Strip, killing terrorists and destroying terror targets.
Go to the full article >>IAF jets strike Hezbollah targets in Lebanon
Israel Air Force jets struck Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, the military said on Sunday morning.
Go to the full article >>Two Hezbollah UAVs explode in Katzrin, Golan Heights - report
Israeli media reported on Sunday that two Hezbollah unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) exploded in the area of Katzrin in the Golan Heights.
Israel-Hamas war: What you need to know
- Hamas launched a massive attack on October 7, with thousands of terrorists infiltrating from the Gaza border and taking some 240 hostages into Gaza
- Over 1,200 Israelis and foreign nationals were murdered, including over 350 in the Re'im music festival and hundreds of Israeli civilians across Gaza border communities
- 125 hostages remain in Gaza
- 39 hostages in total have been killed in captivity, IDF says