Out of the 243 casualties, 65 occurred due to airstrikes on residential buildings in refugee camps: Al Bureij and Al Maghazi in Deir Al Balah, and Jabaliya in North Gaza governorate
FBI Director Christopher Wray expressed concern that the actions of Hamas and its allies could inspire violent extremists within the US to carry out attacks against Americans.
Xinhua reports Hamas armed wing's spokesperson Abu Obaida stating, "We've informed mediators that we'll release several of them in the coming days, as we no longer need to detain them," in a recorded message on Tuesday.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported on X that they had eliminated Ibrahim Biari, Commander of Hamas' Central Jabaliya Battalion. Biari was identified as one of the leaders responsible for the terror attack on October 7th
Director Wray emphasized our primary concern: that violent extremists, whether individuals or small groups, may be inspired by events in the Middle East to launch attacks against ordinary Americans in their daily routines.
Israel has a right to defend itself but that Palestinians deserve equal measures of safety and security, Kamala Harris said during an interview with CBS
Israel is expanding its ground operation in Gaza with infantry and armored vehicles backed by “massive” strikes from the air and sea, said Israeli military spokesman
Hamas aerial operations chief Abu Rukbeh oversaw the terror group's drone operations, aerial detection systems, and hand gliders, as stated in a joint statement by the IDF and Shin Bet.
Israel has launched a massive counter-offensive against Hamas after unprecedented attacks by the militant group on October 7 killed more than 1,400 people
