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Israelis celebrate the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh

Israelis handing out sweets in celebration of Haniyeh's killing

Israelis nationwide celebrate assassination of Hamas leader, handing out candies while Israeli government remains silent

Ynetnews | 08.01.24

From Ahmed Yassin’s sidekick to billionaire 'tough guy': Ismail Haniyeh profile

First jailed by Israel in 1989, Haniyeh cemented political standing as assistant to Hamas founder; after surviving multiple assassination attempts, he moved to Qatar, enjoying life of luxury; noose tightened as several relatives killed in Gaza strikes

Einav Halabi, Yaron Drukman | 07.31.24

Major airlines suspend flights to Israel amid escalating tensions

United Airlines and Delta Air Lines cancel flights following assassination of top Hamas and Hezbollah officials

Iris Lifshitz Klieger | 07.31.24

תיעוד מפעילות כוחות צה״ל ברצועת עזה, מרחב תל אל סולטן

'There's no such thing as a lone reservist; there's an entire family that is mobilized'

299 days into war began, many reservists still on active duty, leaving families to bear increasing burdens; 'For months, I couldn't sleep in our bedroom; it magnifies the loneliness and fear,' says mother of 4 whose husband on duty since October 7

Hadar Gil-Ad | 07.31.24

אסמאעיל הניה, יו"ר הלשכה המדינית של חמאס, בפגישה עם נשיא טורקיה, רג'פ טאיפ ארדואן

Two birds, one stone: Why Haniyeh was assassinated in Iran, not Qatar

Hamas political chief regularly resided in Doha and frequently traveled to Turkey and Cairo; however, Tehran selected as location for assassination, allowing Israel to send powerful message about capabilities and determination

Itamar Eichner | 07.31.24

ארכיון 2012 איסמעיל הנייה עם חאלד משעל ב עזה

After Haniyeh axed, who could take over Hamas?

Head of terror group’s politburo and de facto leader elected in confidential vote every four years; these are the senior figures eyeing the position and why leaders in Gaza will likely avoid challenging for it

Einav Halabi | 07.31.24

הפגנת משפחות חטופים מול שגרירות ארה״ב במקביל לנאום של נתניהו בקונגרס

Hostages' families praise Haniyeh assassination, call on government to leverage it for deal

Relatives of hostages and victims of Hamas' attack demand Netanyahu press terror group to accept hostage deal after assassination of terror group's political head; 'It’s a good morning'

Alexandra Lukash, Yael Ciechanover | 07.31.24

Hezbollah confirms military commander present in Beirut strike, but keeps fate under wraps

Iran-backed terror group says several civilians injured in Beirut strike but add they're 'awaiting results' on Fuad Shukr's fate after IDF confirmed that he was killed

Lior Ben Ari | 07.31.24

This is what happened during week 42 of the war

Netanyahu addresses Congress, hostage negotiations continue and 12 children are killed by a Hezbollah rocket in the Golan: A summary of the events on Israel's northern and southern borders during the week that ended on July 27

Brigadier General (res) Amir Avivi, IDSF Research Section | 07.30.24

'Preparing to operate for years': Inside the IDF's Missing Persons Unit

Conscripted soldiers and reservists work day and night trying to piece together any shred of information they can gather for the ultimate goal of rescuing all hostages and missing persons

Yoav Zitun | 07.30.24

Don't use Majdal Shams tragedy as your trigger for war

Opinion: As much as losing 12 children causes deep agony, a powerful retaliation from Israel would simply sustain the cycle of violence, further distancing Majdal Shams residents from a secure future, free of apprehension over the next Hezbollah attack

Shakib Ali | 07.30.24

Israel needs the Olympics to provide a much-needed win during war

Opinion: Neither the hostages nor a sense of security can be returned through the Olympic Games – but with so many basic things now unattainable, the exceptional becomes essential

Nir Tsadok | 07.30.24

'Silent' arms embargo against Israel harms security, slows weapons production

Jerusalem fears the imminent British announcement that it will halt defense exports is just the first sign of a broader trend, and will further affect the development of IDF combat systems during the ongoing war; Israel must explore alternative solutions

Yoav Zitun, Itamar Eichner | 07.30.24

Hamas says Netanyahu added new conditions to hostage deal; PM: 'Israel neither changed, nor added any condition'

Terrorist organization claims Netanyahu has reneged on original agreements in the new proposal submitted to them; PM's Office denies the accusation: 'Israel stands on its principles according to the original outline'

Hagai Lap | 07.29.24

Empowering women's leadership in times of crisis

Opinion: Celebrating and supporting women in leadership roles remains essential for collective progress and prosperity; New event allows Israeli women to bring unique perspectives and skills crucial for navigating complex crises in diplomacy

Sonia Gomes de Mesquita | 07.29.24

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