Israeli troops and armor pushed deeper into northern and central Gaza on Monday.
War in Israel
United States families lobby to save hostages taken by Hamas.
The risk of spillover from the Israel-Hamas war remains elevated, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said
One of the greatest threats to both Israeli troops and the 2.3 million Palestinians trapped inside the seaside enclave is buried deep underground.
The Israeli military said Sunday it had struck more than 450 terrorist targets over the past 24 hours, including Hamas command centers.
Israel on Saturday escalated its ground operation in Gaza, sending in tanks and infantry to wipe out Hamas’ terrorist infrastructure.
Jewish students at Cooper Union college in New York say they were locked in the campus library during a pro-Palestinian protest.
The commander of the Israel Defense Forces Oketz (K-9) unit was one of many military officers who jumped into action.
The office of the Florida governor and 2024 presidential candidate says it worked with groups to send privately funded weapons and ammunition for the war against Hamas.
In cities around the world, fliers are plastered on street poles and lining subway stations draw the eye with one word: “Kidnapped.”
The October terrorist attack has evoked painful memories of the past for Holocaust survivors in the Las Vegas Valley.
The families of hostages are in a foggy limbo distinct from grieving, even as tight-knit Israel mourns the more than 1,400 people killed by terrorists.
Israeli forces appeared to be moving closer to an all-out invasion to crush the ruling Hamas terrorist group.
The U.S. military launched airstrikes early Friday on two locations in eastern Syria linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Pentagon said.
Soldiers killed fighters and destroyed terrorist infrastructure and anti-tank missile launching positions in Gaza, the military said.
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