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Stray Gaza dog packs terrorize border farms
Local veterinarian warns dozens of stray dogs cross from Gaza daily, attacking livestock and raising fears of rabies as Western Negev authorities struggle to contain them
Alexandra Lukash
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05.14.26
'The final word has not yet been said': IDF colonel warns Gaza fighting may resume as Hamas rebuilds
Col. Omri Mashiah tells Gaza border security coordinators that Hamas has not been disarmed, as communities protest cuts to local military protection
Roni Green Shaulov
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05.13.26
Netanyahu’s 'shadow man': Israel and Board of Peace prepare joint Gaza action
Michael Eisenberg told Fox News that Israel and the Board of Peace are preparing joint action if Hamas does not cooperate; 'All options are on the table,' he said, adding Hamas would have to 'become Swedish'
Itamar Eichner
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05.11.26
IDF warns Hamas racing to build FPV drone threat seen on northern front
Military officials say Gaza terror group is studying drone tactics used by Hezbollah in Lebanon as Israeli forces deepen operations along enclave’s yellow line and prepare for possible escalation if disarmament efforts fail
Elisha Ben Kimon
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05.11.26
Netanyahu on Iran regime change: 'Trump and I knew there was uncertainty and risk'
In his first interview with US media since the war with Tehran began, Netanyahu denied pushing Trump toward war with 'overly optimistic' forecasts of regime collapse, saying both leaders knew there was 'uncertainty and risk involved'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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05.11.26
New York Times backs Pulitzer-winning Gaza photographer amid media bias debate
Newspaper defends Saher Alghorra, rejecting claims of staged scenes and Hamas links as 'baseless'; The win has reignited scrutiny over his past images, with people questioning context and credibility of his work
Daniel Edelson, New York
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05.08.26
Terrorist who kidnapped Mia Schem into Gaza on October 7 killed in IDF strike
Ibrahim Abu Tzakar was a Hamas terrorist who operated as a paramedic and led numerous attacks against IDF troops and Israeli civilians; IDF confirmed the terrorist's death in an air strike last week following 'intelligence analysis'
Elisha Ben Kimon
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05.07.26
US asks Turkey to stop new Gaza flotilla before 60 vessels set sail
Israel asked Washington to press Turkey to stop 15 ships from joining the 60-vessel Sumud flotilla, amid fears that this new flotilla could turn violent similar to the 2010 Mavi Marmara incident in which nine passengers were killed
Itamar Eichner
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05.07.26
Germany reaffirms support for Israel, draws line on nuclear Iran during Sa’ar visit
FM Gideon Sa’ar meets Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin for talks on Iran, Gaza, Lebanon and regional security; German counterpart Wadephul: 'Every Israeli can rely on us to consistently stand for Israel’s security'
Itamar Eichner
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05.05.26
'Haunting, sensitive': Photos of Gaza destruction win Pulitzer Prize
Palestinian photographer helped document the famine and destruction in Gaza and won the Pulitzer Prize for News Photography, alongside notable wins from leading US media outlets; among the winners: investigations into Trump, Meta and Jeffrey Epstein affair
ynet
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05.05.26
Detained Gaza flotilla activists launch hunger strike as Israel pushes for more time
Thiago Avila and Saif Abu Keshek were detained in international waters near Crete and brought to Israel, unlike other activists released in Greece; they are on hunger strike and allege abuse, which Israel denies, as the state seeks a six-day extension of their detention
AFP
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05.05.26
Who will lead Hamas? Group prepares for crucial political bureau election
Hamas completed internal elections for Gaza, West Bank and overseas leadership, Arab media reported, with Khalil al-Hayya, Zaher Jabarin and Khaled Meshaal retaining roles; A vote for political chief between al-Hayya and Meshaal is expected following wartime losses.
Yahli Weintal
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05.04.26
Court extends detention of Gaza flotilla activists accused of aiding enemy
Spanish and Brazilian activists face allegations of aiding the enemy and ties to a sanctioned pro-Palestinian group after Israel intercepted a Gaza-bound flotilla off Greece; they deny the charges and allege abuse in custody
Roni Green Shaulov, AFP
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05.03.26
Rearming and regrouping: six months into ceasefire, Gaza remains a Hamas stronghold
Trump’s plan for a technocratic government and Hamas disarmament has stalled, leaving the enclave divided, devastated and still largely controlled by a weakened but entrenched Hamas
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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05.02.26
Gaza flotilla activists claim IDF troops ‘violently attacked’ them
After more than 170 anti-Israel activists were released in Greece, some claimed IDF troops beat them ‘very hard’ during their arrest; Israeli officials allegedly said force was likely used when activists resisted arrest
Daniel Bettini
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05.02.26
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