The broadcast—which Israel called ‘psychological terrorism’—raised pressure for a cease-fire deal
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh says deaths won’t change group’s stance as it balks at U.S. cease-fire plan
CIA Director William Burns begins meetings in Egypt, as Israelis allow a significant rise in aid into the enclave amid U.S. pressure
Washington wants proof before taking action against some nonprofits as contributions surge to address humanitarian crisis
Militant group’s leader in Gaza believes Hamas has upper hand as splits emerge between Israel and U.S.
Mediators believe a deal to pause fighting and release hostages could come within days, but Hamas leader’s whereabouts remain a mystery
From pop-culture quizzes to anxious, sleepless nights, Tamar Metzger and other captives leaned on one another to make it through weeks underground in Gaza
Fixtures and fittings in the underground system included kitchens and huge metal gates
System’s complexity, Israel’s war aims and lack of manpower hinder effort
Some from worst-affected communities say they remain committed to peaceful coexistence with Palestinians
The temporary truce will see the release of the first group of Israeli hostages today and aid flow into Gaza
The pivot to digital currencies helped Hamas receive large sums from Iran in the two years preceding the attacks on Israel
Roughly 500 Palestinian militants got specialized combat instruction at Iranian facilities as recently as September
Greece Ready to Contribute Aid
The IDF statement says "many terrorists" were killed alongside Biari in the Jabalia area