Gaza Strip

IDF troops eliminated two Hamas operatives who attempted to steal tunnel-drilling equipment in the southern Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the military and Shin Bet destroyed multiple weapons depots containing rockets and RPGs.

The IDF released an internal Hamas document from April 2024 showing plans to plant explosives near Gaza displacement camps to protect operatives while endangering civilians.

Hamas reportedly accumulates 250 million shekels monthly from aid trucks entering the Gaza Strip. Despite shock in envelope communities, Israel refuses to halt humanitarian assistance.

A senior Hamas official confirmed that Gaza leader Ali al-Amoudi was moderately injured in an IDF strike two weeks ago, marking the first such admission.

The Nachala movement established the Halutzei Gaza outpost near Kfar Aza overnight, with over 700 participants calling for renewed Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip.

Prime Minister adviser Ophir Falk stated Israel is close to enabling regime change in Iran, while maintaining that Hamas could disarm within an afternoon if it chose to do so.

Hamas faces severe financial distress in Gaza, extorting millions from aid trucks while planning a renewed starvation propaganda campaign against Israel.

Israel is reportedly delaying a Peace Council military project in the Gaza Strip, preventing contractors from crossing the border to build an outpost for international forces.

With 160 soldiers killed in operational accidents since October 2023, military leadership faces mounting scrutiny over safety protocols, fatigue, and operational discipline across active fronts.

An intense public clash broke out between Zehut leader Moshe Feiglin and American commentator Tucker Carlson over remarks comparing Israel's Gaza strategy to WWII bombings.

IDF forces eliminated Hamas commander Muhammad Muhsin Namr Yazji, who was involved in holding hostages Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Matan Angrest in Gaza.

Israeli security officials report that Hamas is exploiting the interim period to rebuild forces and prepare for potential multi-front soldier abductions, complicating diplomatic efforts and U.S.-backed frameworks.

Exclusive footage and testimonies from Gaza reveal how Hamas incited civilians to participate in the October 7 massacre, driven by radical ideologies.

The family of late Capt. Neria Zisk received his personal weapon and the full operational investigation report from the IDF three years after his death in Gaza.

Three years after October 7, the Israeli Prime Minister's office released an AI Lego-style video to counter Gaza genocide claims, sparking immediate online reactions and an Iranian counter-clip.

Israeli artist and reservist Idan Amedi shared a moving post marking three years since October 7, honoring his fallen comrade Staff Sergeant Akiva Jasinsky.

Reserve Major Golan Krieger independently mobilized his armored company on October 7, leading tanks from central Israel to the embattled south and fighting for two years.

On October 7, 2023, thousands of Hamas terrorists launched the largest attack in Israel's history, infiltrating 28 communities and 11 bases, resulting in 1,203 deaths and 251 hostages.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called for permanent sovereignty over captured territories in Gaza and Lebanon, voluntary emigration for Gazans, and renewed independence from the US.

Former hostage Avinatan Or reveals in a new interview how he spent six months secretly digging an escape tunnel from captivity in Gaza using improvised tools.

Evyatar David spent over a year in underground captivity planning a daring escape using improvised tools. Recaptured after reaching the surface, he survived severe torture before returning to freedom.

Former hostage Doron Katz Asher recalled her 49 days in Gaza with her young daughters on Kan 11, detailing relentless hunger and psychological survival.

A new study examines how WhatsApp and Facebook group administrators in the Gaza envelope acted as crucial community lifelines, triage hubs, and bridges to authorities following October 7.

Former Gaza hostage Romi Gonen shared footage of her abduction from her podcast, reflecting on the 471 days she spent in captivity and the enduring psychological impact of the ordeal.

Singer Eyal Golan and bereaved father David Tahar engaged in a harsh public dialogue condemning filmmakers behind a critical movie about the IDF, sparking widespread debate.

IDF Home Front Command warned residents of the northern Gaza envelope of expected loud explosion sounds overnight due to planned military operations in the Gaza Strip.

Former Gaza captive Omer Shem Tov revealed he sometimes misses captivity for its spiritual clarity, while noting that from his experience, there are no innocents in Gaza.

Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie published satellite images of the Gaza Strip on Instagram, highlighting widespread destruction and urging immediate humanitarian aid.

An IDF drone strike on a vehicle in Deir al-Balah killed one person and wounded ten. Reports indicate the military recently targeted senior Hamas operative Ali al-Amoudi.

Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter announced his bid for defense minister, criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and military brass over strategy in Gaza while outlining his political platform.

Freed hostage Emily Damari shared harrowing testimonies of her captivity in Gaza, detailing medical treatment by Hamas terrorists, severe injuries, and the ordeal at Shifa Hospital.

Tucker Carlson faced sharp pushback from British politician Jacob Rees-Mogg over Russia's economy, World War II history, and Israel during a controversial YouTube interview.

The IDF targeted Ali al-Amoudi, the de facto leader of Hamas in Gaza and deputy head of its political bureau, three years after the October 7 massacre.

A CNN investigation reveals that Jared Kushner's investment firm holds a major stake in Israel's Phoenix Group, which invests in firms supplying the IDF, sparking ethics debates.

Brigadier General Liron Betito detailed the Gaza Division's control over 63% of the territory, extensive underground drilling, and the elimination of top Hamas commanders.

The IDF eliminated Muhammad Abd al-Aziz Muhammad Najjar, a Hamas terrorist who took part in the October 7 massacre and was falsely presented as a journalist.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir has canceled his visit to the United States due to heightened security tensions in Israel. As the military raises its alert level across all fronts ahead of the holidays, commanders have been ordered to remain in the country.

Three Israeli creators launch the counter-documentary "NZA: The True Story" to challenge international narratives, exposing Hamas tactics and IDF operational realities in Gaza.

Updated Google Maps satellite imagery of the Gaza Strip reveals extensive destruction, sparking widespread social media debate and renewed international scrutiny over the ongoing war.

Almost three years after October 7, Hamas retains tens of thousands of fighters, active tunnel networks, and rocket manufacturing capabilities despite heavy IDF strikes.

The IDF eliminated a Hamas sniper and targeted several key terror operatives in recent airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, while continuing operations to dismantle strategic underground infrastructure.

The Atid LaOtef movement launched "We Didn't Know," a platform centralizing security events in the Gaza Strip on a timeline to help residents and decision-makers track trends.

Hamas is set to hold a runoff vote for its Gaza political bureau leadership between Nizar Awadallah and Ali al-Amoudi amid internal power struggles and regional shifts.

A severe cash crisis hits the Gaza Strip as Israeli strikes eliminate key Hamas financial officials, leaving the terror group struggling to pay its operatives.

Thousands of Israelis, including ministers and MKs, joined convoys near the Gaza border demanding the renewal of Jewish settlement in northern Gaza.

IDF forces in the Gaza Strip identified a terrorist using a child to transfer weapons into a civilian home in the central camps area, utilizing the child as a human shield.

An Israeli diplomat was caught on camera conducting a roll call of empty seats during a coordinated mass walkout ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's UN General Assembly speech.

The BBC is facing heavy criticism after reports revealed that dozens of individuals listed as journalists killed in Gaza had ties to terror groups, with some participating in the October 7 massacre.

Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya claimed in a recent interview that Israel disrupted Arab and Muslim aid efforts for Gaza, while noting US understanding during talks.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's envoy met with a Qatari minister in New York just a day before Netanyahu criticized Qatar at the United Nations.