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Twice as Many Gazans Invaded Southern Israel on October 7 Than Previously Thought: Report
Twice as many Gazans participated in the October 7 massacre in southern Israel than was previously thought, according…
Hamas Accused of Falsifying Opinion Polls to Improve Image
Israeli military authorities announced Thursday that the leadership of Hamas is attempting to manipulate Palestinian and international public…
Senior Hamas Official Calls for Resumption of Suicide Bombings: Report
Senior Hamas official Khaled Mashaal has called for the resumption of suicide bombing attacks against Israeli targets, according…
Biden Signed Off on Chaotic Gaza Aid Pier Despite Warnings It Would Likely Backfire, Investigation Finds
By: Jake Smith, Daily Caller News Foundation President Joe Biden gave the green light to build the now-infamous…
‘Ceasefire Is Dead’: Biden Admin Shifts Focus to Freeing Hostages in Gaza as Chances of Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Crumble
By: Jake Smith, Daily Caller News Foundation The Biden administration has turned its focus to securing the release…
Hamas Official: 10/7 Divided Jews and Arabs, Was Successful
The terrorist official praised the attacks for setting back Israel's relations with its neighbors and encouraging terrorist attacks by other groups.
Hamas to Carry Out Overseas Attacks on Israelis: Report
Hamas is planning to undertake terrorist attacks on Israelis who live or travel overseas, according to a Thursday…
Biden Reportedly Asked Israel for More Concessions After Hamas Refuses Terms for Ceasefire Deal
By: Jake Smith, Daily Caller News Foundation President Joe Biden asked Israel to make further concessions on a…
Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations Nearing Collapse After Continuous Hamas Rejection: Report
The multinational effort to bring resolution to the ten-month-long war in Gaza is on the brink of collapsing,…
Campus Anti-Israel Protests Resume as Students Return, Colleges Implement More Strict Policies
"The entire community should be able to easily understand what behavior we expect from each other and what will happen if rules are violated,” a statement from Columbia University said.