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| | Netanyahu blames Hamas leaders abroad for failed ceasefire talks | | Netanyahu blames Hamas leaders abroad for failed ceasefire talks |
| | Prime Minister Netanyahu said exiled Hamas leaders, especially those in Qatar and Turkey, are obstructing progress on a ceasefire and hostage release. Energy Minister Eli Cohen warned Hamas leaders are no longer safe anywhere. | | Prime Minister Netanyahu said exiled Hamas leaders, especially those in Qatar and Turkey, are obstructing progress on a ceasefire and hostage release. Energy Minister Eli Cohen warned Hamas leaders are no longer safe anywhere. |
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| | + | Lebanese army begins fourth stage of Palestinian disarmament, intercepting five trucks of weapons. |
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| | + | Yossi Dagan announces plans to commemorate Charlie Kirk in Samaria. |
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| | + | Singer Idan Raichel reveals an Arab Gaza baby he once saved, later became a terrorist. |
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| | + | Rubio at Western Wall: 'May peace reign upon this Holy Land and the world'. |
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| | + | IDF kills Palestinian who led Oct. 7 assault on Kibbutz Alumim. Yousef Mahmoud Muhammad Juma’a was responsible for planning and executing attacks. |
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| | + | Hamas hypocrisy: COGAT shames Hamas officials who asked to leave Gaza |
| | + | While the organization works to prevent Gazans from leaving Gaza City, its leaders try to work with Israel to secure an evacuation for themselves. |
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| | + | The Three G's: Gaza, Genocide, Government – Unmasking Hamas Hypocrisy. |
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| | + | Bob Vylan’s frontman celebrates the killing of Charlie Kirk. |
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| | + | After being rejected, October 7th film wins TIFF People’s Choice Award and set for wide release. |
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| | + | IDF kills Yousef Juma’a, mastermind of the Oct. 7 attack on Kibbutz Alumim. |
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| | + | Hamas leaders seek escape from Gaza while blocking civilians from fleeing, exposing hypocrisy. |
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| | + | IDF continues to destroy Hamas high-rises in Gaza City. |
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| | + | Hamas official gives first interview since Israeli attack. |
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| | + | IDF prepares Gaza City offensive as Hamas leadership flees. |
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| | + | Spanish PM accused of using La Vuelta cycling event to distract from political scandals. |
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| | + | IDF confirms elimination of 21 Islamic Jihad terrorists in ongoing Gaza operations. |
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| | + | IDF conducts heavy airstrikes on Gaza City targets. |
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| | + | Chief Rabbi sends condolence letter to Charlie Kirk’s family, praising his character. |
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| | + | UK MP Shockat Adam condemned for antisemitic remark about Israeli army in Parliament. |
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| | + | The Washington Post has rightfully terminated Karen Attiah, one of its most outspoken anti-Israel columnists, following a series of inflammatory and misleading social media posts regarding the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Attiah, who has a documented history of promoting anti-Israel rhetoric—including excusing Hamas terrorism and equating Israel’s self-defense with "atrocities"—was dismissed for what the paper deemed “gross misconduct” and behavior that could endanger colleagues. Her firing marks a necessary step in distancing reputable journalism from those who use their platform to spread misinformation and hostility toward Israel under the guise of activism. |
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| | ==Oct 7, 2025+== | | ==Oct 7, 2025+== |