Israel shares video of Gaza tunnel where Hamas allegedly killed 6 hostages
An Israeli military spokesman described the tunnel's conditions as "horrific" with "no air to breathe."
Israeli forces withdraw from Jenin—but West Bank operation not over
Israeli began a raid in the West Bank in late August.
Palestinian doctors say American woman fatally shot at West Bank protest
An emergency room doctor told The Associated Press an American woman suffered a gunshot wound to the head.
To End the War In Gaza, Pressure Hamas' Sponsors, Not Israel | Opinion
As some of the hostages were still being buried, instead of unleashing fury at Hamas and their state sponsors, the international community chose to raise the pressure on the Jewish State.
Beware False Moral Equivalence Between Israel and Hamas Militants | Opinion
Hamas' murder of six Israeli hostages, is a reminder not only that Hamas remains a danger to Israel, but that it is among the most immoral, illegal, and barbaric groups in the world.
A Time to Mourn: What Will It Take to Free the Israeli Hostages? | Opinion
Jon Polin said it well at the Democratic National Convention, declaring to thunderous applause that the freedom of Israeli hostages, including his son Hersh, among five Americans, is a humanitarian issue.
Satellite photos show US carrier strike groups in Middle East hotspot
One of the U.S. Navy carrier strike groups in the Middle East was seen heading toward the Red Sea.
US charges Hamas leaders with terrorism
The DOJ announced charges against Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and other senior militants.
US contradicts Netanyahu on key issue at heart of Gaza ceasefire dispute
The NSC's John Kirby said an IDF exit from the Philadelphi Corridor was part of "the proposal that Israel had agreed to."
Israel says key Oct. 7 Hamas commander is dead
The commander was seen on video drinking from a bottle of cola in front of two wounded children.
Hamas official says guards have new orders in dealing with hostages
The statement comes a day after Israeli military officials recovered the bodies of six hostages being held in Gaza.
Israeli-American hostage is laid to rest as national fury boils over
Hersh Goldberg-Polin's funeral in Jerusalem drew large crowds, with mourners blaming the Israeli government for not securing a cease-fire deal.
Netanyahu 'begs for forgiveness' as Israeli-American hostage laid to rest
The California resident was attending a music festival when Hamas-led militants stormed into southern Israel.
Biden says Netanyahu not doing enough to get hostage deal
Biden, speaking to reporters, said he was still hopeful a deal can be achieved to free the remaining Israeli hostages.
Tim Walz accused of running away from Gaza hostage question
Video footage indicates that it is unclear whether Walz heard the question but that hasn't stopped criticism on social media.
Kamala Harris faces awkward Rafah questions after Israeli hostage murders
While Harris' positions have largely mirrored Biden's for years, her rhetoric on Israel is coming under increasing scrutiny.
Union leader vows to "halt" Israel's economy as protesters demand ceasefire
Israel's largest trade union, the Histadrut, plans to strike in protest of the country's handling of the hostage situation in Gaza.
Hamas welcomes UN calls for temporary vaccine ceasefire in Gaza
"We have asked the international community to oblige Israel to fulfill its obligations," a senior Hamas official said.
Israel kills more militants as West Bank operation steps up
Israel says it killed five militants, including a prominent local commander, in a combat operation in the occupied West Bank.
How US surged forces to Middle East to keep Iran at bay
The Pentagon says the U.S. military remains "well postured" to defend Israel and American forces in the region.
Do Pro-Palestinian Protesters Know What They're Fighting For? | Opinion
At the Democratic National Convention, groups who cheered on Oct. 7 coordinated another protest against the party that wants to protect LGBTQ and abortion rights.
Hamas says US trying to "sell illusions" on Gaza ceasefire talks
"Washington is practicing a campaign of media pressure on the resistance," senior Hamas official Basem Naim told Newsweek.
Hezbollah's Nasrallah says Israel crossed "all red lines" as tensions flare
"We all know that America can force Netanyahu to stop the aggression," the Lebanese militant group's leader said.
Why Netanyahu Has a Brief Window to Get a Hostage Deal Done | Opinion
The Israeli political calendar has brought Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a rare opportunity to get a hostage deal done with Hamas.
Silence Is No Answer to the Pro-Hamas Protesters Outside the DNC | Opinion
The mask-clad protesters who have descended upon the Democratic National Convention in Chicago have been abundantly clear where they stand on Israel and America.
Egypt skeptical on Gaza ceasefire plan
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced this week that Israel had accepted a ceasefire deal in Gaza.
Hamas says it accepts Biden ceasefire deal without "new" Israel conditions
In a statement to Newsweek, Hamas said that "the U.S. administration and the international community must put an end to this recklessness."
Blinken says Israel accepts U.S.-backed ceasefire
"The next important step is for Hamas to say 'yes,'" the U.S. secretary of state told reporters on Monday.
Israeli airstrike kills two Hamas militants amid rising conflict
Israel's targeted strike in Jenin eliminates two Hamas leaders as violence escalates in the West Bank, potentially complicating upcoming peace talks in Doha.
Hamas says Biden "buying time" on Gaza talks to ease tensions for election
"I wouldn't take anything too seriously," a senior Biden administration official said of Hamas' reactions to the talks.