At a press conference on Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the international media and laid out his plan to defeat Hamas. The prime minister declared he wants to finish Israel's nearly two-year war with Hamas as soon as possible.
The war between Israel and Hamas is intensifying as a new plan to take over the Gaza Strip moves into action. The plan, approved Thursday night, is aimed at destroying what remains of the Hamas terror group and pressuring it to free the 20 living hostages it is still holding, along with the bodies of 30 others.
Israel's Security Cabinet meets today to determine the next phase of the war against Hamas. The decision the leaders make will affect the future of Gaza and the fate of the hostages.
All signs point to Israel finishing the job triggered by the October 7th, 2023, Hamas terrorist attack. The recent video of starving Israeli hostages in barbaric conditions resulted in an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council Tuesday night.
The stakes are so high in the war for Gaza that the conflict sparked an intense media war that began almost immediately after the fighting started. Gil Hoffman, an American-Israeli journalist who heads honestreporting.com, is well-positioned to weigh in on the media battle.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly has decided to take over the entire Gaza Strip. The decision means the IDF would enter areas where Israel believes many of the remaining hostages are located. CBN News talked with Amb. Mike Huckabee who says Canada and Europe are helping Hamas.
A disturbing new propaganda video from Hamas is drawing international outrage and condemnation. The footage shows two Israeli hostages, emaciated and desperate. It marks another urgent step in getting the hostages released...
The New York Times has quietly admitted it made a huge error by showing a provocative image of an emaciated child without reporting that he actually had a pre-existing medical condition. But the damage has already been done.
President Donald Trump's Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff arrived in Israel Thursday as more countries are jumping on the bandwagon to recognize a Palestinian state if Israel does not quickly end the war in Gaza.
Archaeologists have found a Jewish-minted bronze coin from the time just before the Romans' destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in A.D. 70. The coin, found in the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount, bears an inscription in ancient Hebrew: "For the Redemption of Zion."