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Israel’s military says it has discovered thousands of hours of sickening footage showing Hamas interrogators torturing innocent Palestinian civilians in Gaza. The harrowing videos show male prisoners with sacks over their heads, chained to floors and ceilings in painful positions. Men writhe in agony as they are beaten with sticks on the soles of their feet. In one distressing clip, a hooded man appears to be screaming and remonstrating with his captor. The horrifying incidents appear to have been filmed inadvertently by CCTV cameras inside a Hamas military base in northern Gaza raided by Israeli troops earlier this year. The…

Hezbollah has dug hundreds of tunnels and caches, where we have just found a quantity of state-of-the-art Russian weapons Israeli forces had found “state-of-the-art” Russian weapons in searches of Hezbollah bases in south Lebanon, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday. Netanyahu spoke to Le Figaro newspaper, highlighting that under a 2006 UN Security Council resolution only the Lebanese army was allowed to have weapons south of the country’s key Litani River. “However, in this area, Hezbollah has dug hundreds of tunnels and caches, where we have just found a quantity of state-of-the-art Russian weapons,” the French article quoted Netanyahu as…

An Israeli security source confirmed to Saudi media that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah’s successor, Hashem Safieddine, was eliminated in a Friday night strike. According to another Saudi news outlet, commanders from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard were eliminated together with Safieddine. On Friday, Israel estimated that Safieddine was injured in the strike since those who were with him in the underground area that was struck could not have escaped the site alive. In addition, it is estimated that alongside Safieddine, senior Hezbollah intelligence officials were also present at the site and were also injured. Safieddine, 60, is a cousin of Nasrallah…

US officials have announced that they “indefinitely postpone” the presentation of the final “take it or leave it” ceasefire-prisoner swap deal, American media reported. According to the news outlet, the latest obstacle is Hamas’ “abrupt introduction” of its demand that Israel release high-profile terrorists even in exchange for humanitarian prisoners. The report quoted a senior administration official who said that last week, as negotiators from the US, Qatar, and Egypt worked through the final details of the “bridging proposal,” Hamas said that civilian hostages would only be released in exchange for terrorists serving life sentences and who have blood on…

27-year-old, accompanied by her father, makes remarks during Tokyo meeting with senior diplomats from G7 countries Rescued Israeli hostage Noa Argamani, whose heart-wrenching hostage-taking video on October 7 made her emblematic of the 251 hostages seized by Hamas, said in Japan that she thought every night in captivity would be her last. “Every night I was falling asleep and thinking, this may be the last night of my life,” the 26-year-old said as she met with senior diplomats from G7 countries in Tokyo. “And until the moment I was [rescued]… I just did not believe that I’m still surviving,” she…

In this impactful video, delve into the latest developments surrounding Steve Bannon as he faces a four-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress. Our speaker sheds light on Bannon’s unwavering spirit, highlighting his preparedness and the political implications of his incarceration. Discover the harsh reality of Bannon’s placement in a low-security federal prison and its significance amid growing political tensions. Additionally, explore the ongoing conflict in Israel, where thousands of missiles threaten daily life. Learn about the critical need for bomb shelters and the efforts to protect Israeli citizens. This video offers a deep dive into current events, political strategy,…

Rage destroys, consumes, and obliterates. Outrage is a healthy response to an outrageous event or behavior that calls for action. Since October 7, there have been so many rage-inducing comments, people, and events, it’s hard to know which is worst. Just consider the last ten days alone: The UN held a moment of silence for the Butcher of Tehran. The US Senate Chaplain offered prayers for Iran for the same loss. The US State Department also sent condolences to Tehran. The ICC equated evil Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar with Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu. Germany, the country that perpetrated a genocide and the greatest atrocity in history, said they would issue…

As Israel continues to fight on both the northern and southern fronts against Hamas and Hezbollah, the internal tensions continue, as terrorists attempt to attack security forces in Judea, Samaria and East Jerusalem. A knife-wielding terrorist attempted to stab Border Police officers near the Shalem police station in Jerusalem during the night. The Border Police officers, who were operating outside the police station, were inspecting the terrorist, who had aroused their suspicion, when he pulled out a knife which was in his possession, charged the officers and tried to stab one of them. The officers opened fire and neutralized the…

The United Nations has released new data indicating a significant reduction (50%) in the reported deaths of women and children in Gaza. “The UN has so far not been able to produce independent, comprehensive, and verified casualty figures,” the world body stated in its disclaimer. The UN data, published on May 6, indicates that of the 34,735 total fatalities in Gaza, more than 9,500 were women and 14,500 were children. This data, provided by Hamas, suggests that women and children comprised nearly 70% of the casualties. However, two days later, the UN published new revised data indicating that 4,959 women and 7,797…

Fake news was a prevalent issue, with 61% of teenagers saying they encountered misinformation about the conflict. Findings from an Israeli survey released on Thursday shed light on the challenges youth face navigating offensive content, antisemitic discourse and threats in online spaces. The study, led by the National Headquarters for the Protection of Children Online – Unit 105 and the Office of the Chief Scientist, unravels a concerning narrative of exposure to offensive content and vulnerability to online harm among Israel’s youth. Conducted in the first quarter of 2024, a total of 1,155 respondents aged 12-17 participated. Just over half…