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Netanyahu's Mossad Chief Pick Gofman Engages in Firefight with Hamas

Netanyahu's Mossad Chief Pick Gofman Engages in Firefight with Hamas

Security footage has revealed that Roman Gofman, the newly appointed head of Mossad by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was involved in a firefight with Hamas terrorists on October 7. During the confrontation, Gofman was wounded by gunfire and subsequently evacuated to Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon for treatment. This incident highlights Gofman's direct involvement in security operations and his active role in defending against terrorist threats. The footage underscores the ongoing security challenges faced by Israel and the personal risks taken by its leaders.

Mossad Head Roman Gofman Injured in Firefight with Hamas on October 7

Mossad Head Roman Gofman Injured in Firefight with Hamas on October 7

Security footage has revealed that Roman Gofman, the newly appointed head of Mossad, was involved in a firefight with Hamas terrorists on October 7. During the confrontation, Gofman was hit by gunfire and subsequently evacuated to Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon for treatment. The incident occurred against the backdrop of an Israeli soldier in Kfar Aza, highlighting the ongoing tensions and violence in the region. The footage underscores the direct involvement of high-ranking officials in the conflict, as Gofman was actively engaged in the defense efforts during the attack.

Israeli Police Enter UNRWA Compound in Jerusalem Amid Ongoing Tensions

Israeli Police Enter UNRWA Compound in Jerusalem Amid Ongoing Tensions

Israeli police have forcibly entered the compound of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) in East Jerusalem. This action is part of a broader campaign against the agency, which has been banned from operating on Israeli territory. The UNRWA provides aid to millions of Palestinian refugees across the region. The Israeli government claims the entry was part of a 'debt-collection procedure' initiated by Jerusalem's municipal government. The UN has condemned the action, calling it a violation of the agency's privileges and immunities. This incident is the latest in a series of tensions between Israel and UNRWA, with Israel accusing the agency of being infiltrated by Hamas, a claim the UN denies.

Israeli army takes journalists into a tunnel in a Gaza city it seized and largely flattened

Israeli army takes journalists into a tunnel in a Gaza city it seized and largely flattened

Israel’s military took journalists into Rafah this week

Hamas wants more pressure on Israel before ceasefire's next phase

Hamas wants more pressure on Israel before ceasefire's next phase

A Hamas leader has threatened to not move forward with the Gaza ceasefire's next phase unless Israel is pressured to open a key border crossing, cease deadly strikes and allow more aid

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Announces Potential Second Phase of Gaza Ceasefire

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Announces Potential Second Phase of Gaza Ceasefire

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel and Hamas are expected to move into the second phase of their ceasefire agreement. This development follows the anticipated return of the remains of the last Israeli hostage held in Gaza. The second phase involves the disarming of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza, potentially starting by the end of the month. The ceasefire's progression is contingent upon the return of Ran Gvili's remains, a police officer killed in the October 7, 2023, attack. The ceasefire plan, led by U.S. President Donald Trump, also includes deploying an international force to secure Gaza and forming a temporary Palestinian government. However, challenges remain as Hamas has not yet retrieved all remains due to rubble from Israel's offensive. Israel has threatened to resume military operations if the remains are not returned.

Hamas says next phase of Gaza ceasefire will be impossible without more pressure on Israel

Hamas says next phase of Gaza ceasefire will be impossible without more pressure on Israel

A Hamas leader has threatened to not move forward with the Gaza ceasefire unless Israel faces more pressure to open a key border crossing and allow more aid

UN Palestinian aid agency says Israeli police 'forcibly entered' its Jerusalem compound

UN Palestinian aid agency says Israeli police 'forcibly entered' its Jerusalem compound

Israeli police have forcibly entered the United Nations agency compound for Palestinian refugees in East Jerusalem

Hamas calls for more international pressure on Israel before ceasefire's next phase

Hamas calls for more international pressure on Israel before ceasefire's next phase

A Hamas leader is calling for international pressure on Israel before the Palestinian militant group moves forward with the next phase of the ceasefire in the territory

Hamas Considers Weapon 'Freezing or Storing' in Ceasefire Efforts

Hamas Considers Weapon 'Freezing or Storing' in Ceasefire Efforts

Hamas has expressed readiness to discuss the 'freezing or storing' of its weapons as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel. Bassem Naim, a senior Hamas official, stated that the group is open to laying down arms to facilitate the establishment of a Palestinian state. This development is part of a broader U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal that requires Hamas to disarm under the supervision of independent monitors. The ceasefire agreement, which is in its second phase, aims to demilitarize Gaza and involves the deployment of an international security force. However, details regarding the countries involved in this force and the extent of their authority remain unclear. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the importance of disarming Hamas as a priority in the next phase of the agreement.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Announces Imminent Second Phase of Gaza Peace Plan

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Announces Imminent Second Phase of Gaza Peace Plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that the second phase of the U.S.-brokered peace plan for Gaza is nearing implementation. This phase involves the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza, the disarmament of Hamas, and the establishment of a transitional authority with the support of an international security force. Despite the ongoing ceasefire, tensions remain high, with reports of casualties on both sides. The Hamas-run health ministry claims over 370 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire began, while Israel reports three soldiers killed in recent clashes. Netanyahu expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of a multinational force in disarming Hamas, emphasizing that disarmament will occur, either through negotiation or force.

IDF Foils Hamas Infiltration Attempt in Northern Israel

IDF Foils Hamas Infiltration Attempt in Northern Israel

Israeli security forces have successfully thwarted a planned infiltration attempt by Hamas targeting communities in northern Israel. The operation was revealed after intelligence information indicated that a cell operating from Lebanese territory was planning to infiltrate Galilee towns, potentially to carry out terror attacks or kidnappings. The IDF had previously conducted airstrikes on a Hamas training compound in southern Lebanon, which was used for planning terror operations. The strikes resulted in casualties, with 14 people killed and four wounded, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry. The IDF remains vigilant in detecting and preventing such threats to ensure the security of northern residents.