The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that Donald Trump championed has mostly held, but progress has slowed recently.
Middle East Peace
The vote was a crucial next step for the fragile ceasefire and efforts to outline Gaza’s future following two years of war between Israel and Hamas.
The remains of four hostages are still in Gaza after Palestinian militants released the remains of another on Sunday.
With Monday’s return, the bodies of 270 Palestinians have been handed back since the start of the ceasefire.
Since the ceasefire in Gaza took effect on Oct. 10, Palestinian militants had released the remains of 17 hostages, with 11 remaining in Gaza.
Had President Donald Trump not been re-elected, terrorist entities would try to “wipe out” the State of Israel, Sen. Rick Scott told a packed crowd in Las Vegas.
The deaths occurred in the Gaza City area of Shijaiyah, where Israeli troops have engaged in fierce battles against Hamas terrorists in recent days.
The seaborne assaults attributed to the Iran-backed Houthis have been part of their pressure campaign over the Israel-Hamas war.
“Persons abroad have been charged. … It is a serious situation,” said Flemming Drejer, the operative head of Denmark’s Security and Intelligence Service.
Republicans have begun drafting legislation to require that institutions of higher education in Pennsylvania to adopt codes of conduct that make it clear that calling for genocide is bullying or harassment.
Isaac Herzog said it is not the time to be talking about establishing an independent Palestinian state when the country’s pain from Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attack is still fresh.
Yoav Gallants comments come as U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan meets with Israeli leaders to discuss a timetable for winding down the war.
The eight Americans remain unaccounted for after Hamas’ surprise air, sea and land terrorist incursion into Israeli towns.
The attack was one of the deadliest by Hamas terrorists on Israeli soldiers since the retaliatory Gaza invasion began.
The U.N. General Assembly voted on Tuesday to demand a humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza.
The president’s comments to donors during a fundraiser come hours before a United Nations vote demanding a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war.
Harvard’s Claudine Gay and two of her peers came under scrutiny for their academic responses to questions during a congressional hearing on antisemitism policies.
Seven Americans remain unaccounted for after Hamas’ surprise air, sea and land terrorist attack into Israeli towns.
Biden administration officials say the process could help destroy the tunnels, where Israel believes the terrorist group is hiding hostages, fighters and munitions.
Temple Beth Sholom hosted the event to raise awareness for the 137 hostages still being held by Hamas.
The president, first lady Jill Biden and second gentleman Doug Emhoff attend the event with nearly 800 guests.