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תיעוד פלסטיני: הגדר פרוצה בדרום רצועת עזה

Three Gazans who entered Israel during Oct. 7 attack arrested with stolen military ammunition

During 'Operation New Order' in the Negev, police arrested three Palestinians who entered Israel from the Gaza Strip during Hamas’ surprise attack; the three were employed in Rahat, where bullets and stolen military ammunition were found in their possession; police and the Ministry of National Security said that since the operation began about a month ago, more than 250 suspects have been arrested and 39 individuals have been removed from the Negev.

Liran Tamari | 12.21.25

עצרת ביישוב מיתר בקריאה להחזרת החטוף רן גואילי

Vigil held for last fallen hostage as families urge his return, call for unity

At emotional gathering in Meitar, the mother of Ran Gvili calls for public support to bring her son’s body home; fellow bereaved families say the October 7 tragedy must become a turning point for Israeli society

Ilana Curiel | 12.20.25

Israel warns Hamas may 'stage' disarmament amid pressure to advance Gaza ceasefire deal

Officials fear terror group will hand over obsolete weapons to create false impression of disarmament, as US and regional mediators push Israel to enter next phase of Trump-backed Gaza plan despite last hostage's remains still being held in Gaza

Itamar Eichner | 12.20.25

'New Rafah': Witkoff and Kushner’s 'Gaza Riviera' plan with luxury hotels and AI networks

Trump is pushing to advance to phase two of his plan as aides unveil 'Project Sunrise,' a decade-long proposal to rebuild Gaza cities with rail, smart power and cultural hubs, then turn 70% of the coast into a 'Middle East Riviera,' despite funding doubts and US skepticism

ynet | 12.20.25

No Hamas disarmament in Trump Gaza plan, Egypt’s foreign minister says

Egypt’s foreign minister said Trump’s Gaza plan does not call for Hamas disarmament, but for collecting and handing over weapons under Palestinian agreements, as tensions persist and the IDF killed another terrorist who crossed the yellow line

Lior Ben Ari, Yoav Zitun | 12.19.25

Nahal Brigade troops leaving the Gaza Strip

With a full heart and short-handed: Nahal troops leave Gaza, perhaps for the last time

When they reached the entrance gate to Israel from the outskirts of Khan Younis, after two years inside the Gaza Strip, after losing two company commanders, the troops of the 932nd Nahal Battalion looked back at that cursed land, perhaps for the last time, or perhaps not

Lior Ben Ami | 12.18.25

Israel’s gas exports to Egypt may be its strongest deterrent in Gaza yet

Commentary: Though not yet signed, the Israel-Egypt gas deal is a strategic move that bolsters the East Med gas alliance and could create long-term mutual dependence, giving Egypt’s military greater incentive to align with Israeli interests in Gaza and Sinai

Ron Ben-Yishai | 12.18.25

Trump insists all Israeli hostages returned, but October 7 hero's body still held in Gaza

In two separate remarks, US president repeats claim that all hostages had been returned, despite stalling searches for Ran Gvili; slain police officer's return 'not a tactical matter,' Israeli official says

Itamar Eichner | 12.18.25

'Even if it's unbearable now, it does not mean it will always be this way'

'People around me lost everything, and still they insist, like me, on trying to make this place better': Carmit Palti Katzir, a social worker from Kibbutz Nir Oz, writes after losing her father on October 7, her ex-hostage mother and her brother murdered in captivity, as part of the We Came to Embrace the Darkness project

Carmit Palti Katzir | 12.18.25

נשיא טורקיה ארדואן נואם מול האפיפיור ליאו ה-14 ב אנקרה

Turkey troops in Gaza could limit Israel’s security options

Expert: 'We understand that if Turkish soldiers are within Gaza, our flexibility to act and to try to stop all kinds of activities against Israel will be limited'

Sivan Raviv, ILTV | 12.18.25

Ex-hostage’s father: the judiciary has been trying to topple Netanyahu since 1996

Avishai David, father of freed hostage Evyatar David, sharply opposes a judicially appointed Oct. 7 inquiry, accusing the legal system of decades-long political bias against Netanyahu and the right, and warning it won’t uncover the truth

Alexandra Lukash | 12.17.25

'I found myself facing the greatest fear a mother can experience'

Even in the greatest darkness, one must not give up, because miracles happen every day writes Keren Schem, mother of former hostage Mia Schem, in a special column for the 'We Came to Embrace Darkness' project

Keren Schem | 12.17.25

From 'virus' to 'Zionazi': Turkey’s delegitimization campaign deepens rift with Israel, expert says

Since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, Ankara’s rhetoric, media narratives, diplomatic actions and legal moves have transformed ties with Jerusalem from pragmatism to ideological confrontation, a Turkey specialist warns

Itamar Eichner | 12.17.25

Hamas seeks new round of indirect negotiations with Israel on Gaza ceasefire

Terrorist organization is not satisfied with the US's contradictory statements regarding the killing of Hamas no. 2 Raad Saad and what it sees as ceasefire violations, but knows that only it can pressure Israel to move to the next stage of the agreement

Einav Halabi | 12.16.25

From coverage to carnage: How incitement against Israel turned deadly

Opinion: Sustained antisemitic incitement, amplified by Western media and academia while downplaying Hamas’ genocidal ideology, has helped fuel deadly attacks against Jews in Washington, Manchester and Sydney

Ben-Dror Yemini | 12.16.25

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