Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu doubled down on his stance that the United States has withheld sending weapons to the Jewish State.
A mass shooting leaves several dead in Arkansas; the Supreme Court hands down a major 2nd Amendment ruling; and Pro-Hamas protesters at Columbia are let-off the hook. One America’s Zach Petersen has The Scoop.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved his six-member war cabinet, which was an expected decision that came after the departure of centrist opposition leader Benny Gantz.
According to a Wall Street Journal report citing stolen messages, the top Hamas leader in Gaza, who assisted in planning the terrorist attack on October 7th, acknowledged that he personally saw all Palestinian civilian deaths as “necessary sacrifices” in order to continue the group’s war efforts against Israel.
The IDF and Shin Bet said on Sunday that three hostages who were freed on Saturday from Nuseirat in the Gaza Strip—Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv—were purportedly being held captive at the home of Al-Jazeera and Palestine Chronicle “journalist” Abdallah Aljamal.
Four Israeli hostages were freed in a rescue mission in central Gaza on Saturday.
Israel was urged by the U.S. State Department to be completely “transparent” on an airstrike that occurred on Thursday morning at a central Gaza school, which was said to have allegedly killed at least 35 people.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s chief of staff, who was criticized for failing to tell the White House that the former Army general had been hospitalized in January, will be stepping down from her role this month.
The Lebanese army stopped an attack by a gunman on the U.S. Embassy in Lebanon on Wednesday morning in Beirut.
President Joe Biden stated that people have “every reason” to believe that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is dragging out the war in Gaza to help himself keep his position. Biden also stated that Netanyahu is prepared to do almost anything to secure the release of the hostages.