Abu Ubaida called for an escalation in the West Bank and Jordan calling it "one of the most important Arab fronts."
Two killed by alleged Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon's Hanin •Jewish French woman allegedly raped, kidnapped to 'avenge Palestine' •Gazans discover mass grave near Nasser hospital
The gathering at the Hostages Square on the first night of Passover marked the 199th day since the Israel-Hamas war began, and saw other members from the kibbutz at the event as well.
“Hamas has infiltrated UNRWA so deeply that it is no longer possible to determine where UNRWA ends and where Hamas begins,” said Foreign Minister Israel Katz.
Some Seders will be hosted by families who lost loved ones on October 7 or in battle with Hamas or Hezbollah. Others will be held by those whose relatives are held hostage.
Despite public protest, doctors told to treat terrorists as they would any other patient. Only important consideration should be the medical condition at hand, reads letter.
Passover reflects on Israel's plight in the Hamas conflict. Amidst despair, unity emerges, echoing ancient struggles for freedom.
Normally, we ask four questions at the Seder. This year we must shout a fifth: "Why are our loved ones not sitting at the table with us?"
Hamas has always had a cost advantage arms race versus Israel with its rockets being much cheaper than Iron Dome interceptors.
Exploring the distinction between Islamophobia and antisemitism, emphasizing the need to confront hate without conflating distinct forms of bigotry.
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