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Fatah’s student movement at a Palestinian Authority university honors Dalal Mughrabi, terrorist responsible for a 1978 attack that killed 37 civilians, as a role model for students.
 
Fatah’s student movement at a Palestinian Authority university honors Dalal Mughrabi, terrorist responsible for a 1978 attack that killed 37 civilians, as a role model for students.
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[[File:CAIR - Cash for hate.jpg|thumb|CAIR cash for hate]]
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Hamas-linked CAIR - Muslim Nonprofit Funds Anti-Israel Agitators at U.S. Colleges.
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A report reveals that controversial CAIR Muslim nonprofit organization used donor funds to support activists who set up anti-Israel encampments at universities across the U.S., sparking significant controversy.
    
CAIR’s California chapter raised funds and distributed $1,000 payments to anti-Israel campus protesters facing disciplinary action, drawing parallels to the Palestinian Authority’s “pay-to-slay” stipends; critics call for IRS investigation of the 501(c)(3) organization.
 
CAIR’s California chapter raised funds and distributed $1,000 payments to anti-Israel campus protesters facing disciplinary action, drawing parallels to the Palestinian Authority’s “pay-to-slay” stipends; critics call for IRS investigation of the 501(c)(3) organization.
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Trump Hosts Freed Hostages.
 
Trump Hosts Freed Hostages.
 
U.S. President Trump hosted 26 freed Israeli hostages—17 recently released and nine from earlier rescues—at the White House, calling them "heroes" and presenting Presidential Coins. The group, with family and escorts, shared experiences, posed with envoy Steve Witkoff, and gave symbolic gifts from their destroyed homes. One survivor's account described captivity as "genuine hell."
 
U.S. President Trump hosted 26 freed Israeli hostages—17 recently released and nine from earlier rescues—at the White House, calling them "heroes" and presenting Presidential Coins. The group, with family and escorts, shared experiences, posed with envoy Steve Witkoff, and gave symbolic gifts from their destroyed homes. One survivor's account described captivity as "genuine hell."
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Weapons Found in Judea and Samaria.
 
Weapons Found in Judea and Samaria.
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House Passes Bill Condemning "Horrors of Socialism" Amid Zohran Mamdani’s D.C. Visit
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The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bipartisan resolution condemning socialism just hours before New York City's Mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist, met President Trump in Washington.
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Laura Loomer Criticizes Zohran Mamdani’s Oval Office Visit with Trump.
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Conservative activist Laura Loomer expressed outrage over the meeting between President Trump and Zohran Mamdani, calling it inappropriate for a “jihadist communist” to stand behind the President’s desk.
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Documents reveal anti-Zionist fanatic Noam Chomsky maintained contact with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein’s conviction and wrote a letter supporting Epstein’s image-rehabilitation efforts. Chomsky had deeper ties with Epstein than previously known.
 
Documents reveal anti-Zionist fanatic Noam Chomsky maintained contact with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein’s conviction and wrote a letter supporting Epstein’s image-rehabilitation efforts. Chomsky had deeper ties with Epstein than previously known.
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The White House released footage of President Trump hosting freed Hamas hostages.
 
The White House released footage of President Trump hosting freed Hamas hostages.
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NYC DSA Leaders Take Key Roles in Mamdani's Transition Team.
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Islamo-soxialist Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral transition has seen key leaders from New York's Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) secure influential positions, with former de Blasio-era figures also filling important roles.
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Netanyahu Calls for Lebanon to Disarm Hezbollah
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated his call for the Lebanese government to disarm Hezbollah, following an IDF strike that killed the group's chief of staff in Beirut.
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Israel and Paraguay Sign Security Pact, Discuss Trade Expansion.
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Israel and Paraguay have signed a security agreement aimed at boosting cooperation in various fields, including water technologies, agriculture, cyber, and renewable energy.
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Trump Orders Review of Muslim Brotherhood’s Terrorist Designation.
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President Trump has signed an executive order directing U.S. officials to consider designating chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations, as part of efforts to counterterrorism and regional instability.
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House Panel Investigates Anti-Semitic Harassment in U.S. Schools.
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The U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee has launched an investigation into reports of antisemitic bullying in school districts in Berkeley, Philadelphia, and Virginia, where Jewish students have allegedly faced harassment.
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Trump’s Revocation of Somali Deportation Protections Tied to ‘Israel First’ Agenda, CAIR Claims.
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The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has propagated President Trump of using his decision to revoke deportation protections for Somalis as part of his broader "Israel First[sic]" campaign, linking it to a larger political agenda.
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Northwestern Professor Claims Israel Killed Its Own Citizens on Oct 7.
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A Northwestern University professor used a biomedicine class to claim Israel deliberately killed its own citizens during the October 7 attacks, sparking controversy over the legitimacy of such statements in academic settings.
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Iran’s State-Sponsored Website Facilitates Child Marriage.
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An Iranian government-endorsed matchmaking website is reportedly enabling parents to create profiles for girls as young as 13, promoting early marriage despite criticisms from child advocacy groups.
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Iran Plans to Interfere in Israel’s Upcoming Elections.
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Iran is planning to exploit Israel's upcoming elections by deepening internal political divisions and undermining the country’s political stability, according to Israeli intelligence.
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Noted author Deborah Lipstadt Criticizes, lost trust in Wikipedia for Bias and Antisemitism.
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Deborah Lipstadt, former U.S. special envoy for monitoring antisemitism, has criticized Wikipedia as an unreliable source due to its biased coverage of events like the Gaza conflict and the October 7 attacks, citing concerns of antisemitism.
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Israeli Forces Kill Terrorist Behind 2024 Nablus Ramming Attack.
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Israeli forces have killed an Arab Palestinian terrorist responsible for a May 2024 ramming attack that killed two IDF soldiers in Nablus, ending an 18-month manhunt for the attacker.
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Countries Reject Hamas Request to Take Trapped Fighters.
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Hamas has unsuccessfully appealed to multiple countries to accept trapped fighters in Gaza, with all nations reportedly rejecting the request.
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US Justice Department Investigates Anti-Israel Mob Targeting NYC Synagogue.
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The U.S. Justice Department has launched an investigation into an anti-Israel mob that targeted a synagogue in New York City, amid rising tensions and protests across the country.
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Qatar's Funding of US Institutions for Islamization and Muslim Brotherhood Influence.
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Adams Visits Synagogue Targeted by Anti-Israel Mob.
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Qatar has funneled over $20 billion, potentially up to $100 billion, into American universities and other institutions as part of a Muslim Brotherhood strategy to infiltrate and undermine US democracy. The funding, channeled through the Qatar Foundation backed by the ruling Al Thani family, supports the group's ideology via influence and soft power in higher education, K-12 schools, and cultural entities. Key examples include $10 billion to Cornell University for its medical school in Qatar, over $1 billion to Georgetown University for social sciences and Middle East studies, and $1.3 billion to Texas A&M University for research projects, some with potential dual-use military applications. The Muslim Students Association, with over 600 campus chapters, serves as a conduit for this influence, collaborating with groups like Students for Justice in Palestine on issues related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. A controversial "Arab World" map labeling Israel as "Palestine" appeared in a Brooklyn public school linked to Qatar Foundation International. The Brotherhood's broader plan aims to transform Western society by embedding its ideology, using antisemitism to weaken the US, isolate Israel, and replace democratic principles. In response, President Trump is advancing the designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization to counter its global influence and "civilization jihad." Supporters, including Rep. Elise Stefanik, describe it as a pro-Hamas group inspiring al-Qaida, ISIS, and Hamas. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has already designated the Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations as terrorist organizations at the state level.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams has visited a synagogue that was targeted by anti-Israel protesters, showing solidarity with the Jewish community amid rising tensions in the city.
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Passing of Holocaust Survivor Ruth Haran Hertzman.
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Israel Targets Hezbollah’s Younger Ranks in Continued Operations.
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Ruth Haran Hertzman, a 90-year-old Holocaust survivor who endured the October 7 massacre in Be’eri, has died. Her son Avshalom was murdered during the attack, and seven family members were taken hostage to Gaza.
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As Israel continues its operations against Hezbollah, officials report that the focus has shifted to targeting the group's younger ranks following the removal of many senior figures.
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Why Israel Targeted Tabatabaei.
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The death of Ali Tabatabaei, the chief of staff of Hezbollah, has left the organization’s leadership structure in a state of flux. Tabatabaei, responsible for Hezbollah’s rearmament efforts, was a key target for Israeli forces, and his elimination leaves behind a reduced group of senior leaders.
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Young German Leaders' Visit to Israel.
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A weeklong mission to Israel hosted 160 young German leaders, including Muslims and left-wing activists, to reshape their generation's understanding of the country. Participants described the Nova festival victims as people who "could've been my friends," highlighting eye-opening experiences.
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The White House has expressed strong support for Israel’s right to defend itself, particularly after Israeli airstrikes killed Hezbollah's chief of staff, further escalating tensions in the region.
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X's New Location Transparency Tool Exposes Fake Gaza Influencers [Another aspect of Pallywood, Pallyweid].
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October 7 Victims Sue Binance Over Terror Financing .
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Social media platform X has introduced a feature displaying user account details, including the country or region of origin, handle changes, creation date, and initial app installation location. This has uncovered a network of fake Gaza influencers posing as war witnesses while posting from Central Asia and Europe.
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Victims of Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack have filed a lawsuit against Binance, alleging that the cryptocurrency exchange facilitated over $1 billion in transactions to Hamas and other terrorist groups.
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IDF Dismissals of Senior Commanders Over October 7 Failures.
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IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir has dismissed several senior commanders for failures during the October 7 Hamas attack. This includes removing former Operations Chief Oded Basyuk and Southern Command Chief Yaron Finkelman from reserve duty, reprimanding Intelligence Chief Shlomi Binder (who will retire after his term), and dismissing former Unit 8200 Commander Yossi Shariel over reserves issues. Former Intelligence Chief Aharon Haliva, who took personal responsibility, expects a state inquiry. The moves mark a major leadership reckoning more than two years after the massacre.
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Hefty Fee for Arabs Who Attacked Jerusalem Family's Home.
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A court in Jerusalem has ordered two individuals who assaulted a Jewish family's home to pay more than NIS 1.6 million in compensation. The ruling highlights the severity of the attack and its financial consequences for the perpetrators.
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[[File:Haytham 'Ali Tabataba'i.jpg|thumb|Haytham 'Ali Tabataba'i (Ekinknated 11.21.25 in Op. 'Black Friday']]
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Elimination of Hezbollah's Chief of Staff.
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The IDF conducted a targeted aerial strike in Beirut's Dahiya quarter, assassinating Haytham 'Ali Tabataba'i, Hezbollah's de facto chief of staff, in an operation dubbed "Black Friday." Coordinated with the US and consistent with the ceasefire, the strike targeted Tabataba'i for directing terrorist activities and rebuilding Hezbollah's capabilities. Israel assesses no retaliation from Hezbollah is likely, and officials clarified it as routine enforcement without plans for broader escalation in Lebanon. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated Tabataba'i's hands were "soaked in the blood of many Israelis and Americans," emphasizing Israel's commitment to preventing Hezbollah's rebuilding.
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Mansour Abbas: 'Maybe I Don’t Call to Destroy Hamas So They Don’t Kill Me'.
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The Arab Mk a prominent Arab political figure, suggested that he refrains from publicly calling for the destruction of Hamas to protect his life. His statement reflects the complex and often dangerous political dynamics in the region.
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Background of (Deceptive) "Miss Palestine" Contestant Nadeen Ayoub.
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Nadeen Ayoub, the first Miss Palestine to compete in Miss Universe, was married to Sharaf Barghouti, son of Fatah terrorist Marwan Barghouti, until at least 2020. She worked as a fitness instructor at a Ramallah gym owned by another of Barghouti's sons and holds US-Canadian citizenship while living in Dubai.
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Clip: British Police Release Footage of Riot at Elbit Factory.
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British police have released footage showing a violent confrontation at an Elbit Systems factory in Bristol. "Pro-Palestinian activists", including one accused of fracturing an officer's spine with a sledgehammer, face charges following the raid on the Israeli defense contractor's site.
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IDF Action in Khan Yunis.
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Arab Terrorist Who Murdered Gideon Perry with a Hammer, Eliminated.
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IDF forces in Khan Yunis opened fire on and eliminated three terrorists who breached a security zone and posed an immediate threat during a ceasefire violation.
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Sultan al-Ghani, the Palestinian terrorist responsible for the brutal murder of Gideon Perry in 2024, has been neutralized by Israeli forces in a joint operation. The operation also resulted in the seizure of weapons and the arrest of accomplices.
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Arrests in Jerusalem Auto Shop Scam.
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Hamas, Islamic Jihad Hand Over Deceased Hostage.
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Five Jerusalem Arabs were arrested in a joint operation for defrauding elderly and innocent customers through an auto shop scheme.
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad have handed over the body of a deceased hostage found in central Gaza. Three other hostages remain deceased in Gaza, with their identities and nationalities confirmed.
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Approval of New Jurisdiction Areas in Samaria.
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Secret Channel Revealed: Trump Greenlights Saudi Mediation to Revive Nuclear Talks with Iran.
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IDF Central Command has authorized 10 new municipal jurisdiction areas in Samaria, including Gedor in the northern Jordan Valley. Minister Bezalel Smotrich described the move as a top-level Zionist, security, and national action.
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In a behind-the-scenes move, former U.S. President Donald Trump has authorized Saudi Arabia to mediate and help revive nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran, signaling a shift in diplomatic efforts aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Arab Rock-Throwing Attack on Israeli Driver in South Hebron Hills
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Escape Attempt Stopped: Video Shows Police Fire at Suspicious Vehicle in Negev.
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An Arab-Palestinian threw a rock through the window of an Israeli driver's car near the Carmel settlement in the South Hebron Hills, shattering the glass and causing slight injuries. No arrests have been made.
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A video has surfaced showing Israeli police firing at a suspicious vehicle attempting to flee in the Negev region. The authorities intervened swiftly to prevent an escape, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the area.
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Concerns Over Secret Gaza Deal Assurances to Hamas
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IDF General Staff Exercise Simulates Multi-Front War.
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Israeli officials worry that secret understandings in a Gaza deal, mediated with US involvement, will allow Hamas to retain power, influence, and parts of its arsenal. This could undermine Israel's goal of ending the group's rule in the enclave, as Hamas reportedly accepted President Trump's plan based on these assurances.
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The Israel Defense Forces have conducted a large-scale exercise simulating a multi-front war. The drill aims to test the IDF’s readiness and strategic capabilities in responding to simultaneous threats from various fronts.
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Car Fleeing Police Injures Israelis Near Be'er Sheva
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End of Discrimination Law (?): Major Step Towards Land Ownership Equality in Judea and Samaria.
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A driver in Tel Sheva broke through a police checkpoint during the "New Order" operation, injuring three Israeli civilians and two officers lightly while attempting to run over police. The unlicensed driver was shot in the shoulder, arrested, and evacuated in moderate condition.
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The Israeli Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee has approved a bill repealing the Jordanian-era law that prohibited Jews from purchasing land in Judea and Samaria. The move represents a significant step toward land ownership equality in the region.
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NYPD Commissioner Apologizes to Park East Synagogue.
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IDF Kills 5 Hamas Terrorists in Rafah Tunnel Sweep.
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NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch apologized to the Park East Synagogue congregation for inadequate response to a Arab ("pro-Palestinian") anti-Israel protest that clashed with pro-Israel demonstrators outside the Manhattan site. She acknowledged the pain caused and stated the department should have established a "frozen zone" at the entrance to manage the turmoil.
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The Israeli military has continued its operations in the Rafah region, killing five Hamas terrorists during a tunnel-sweep operation. The IDF is dismantling Hamas’ extensive tunnel network, a key strategic element for the group in Gaza.
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The White House released footage of President Trump hosting freed Hamas hostages.
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Israel Braces to Disarm Hamas Alone as US-Backed Stabilization Force Falters.
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With plans for a US-led stabilization force stalled, Israel is increasingly considering unilateral military action to disarm Hamas in Gaza. Tensions are rising with Hezbollah, and diplomatic relations between Israel and the U.S. are growing more strained.
    
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