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The IDF says Northern Brigade troops, alongside the Yahalom engineering unit, dismantled roughly 14 km of Hamas tunnel infrastructure around Beit Hanoun in recent months.

A State Department report to Congress finds the Palestinian Authority kept paying stipends to convicted terrorists—including some released in the October 2025 Hamas cease-fire—despite earlier vows to end the "pay to slay" program. Washington is weighing its next moves and says it will continue revoking visas for senior PA officials.

In a 60 Minutes interview, Rachel Goldberg-Polin returns to Hirsch's room in Jerusalem, holds the masking-tape "days" ball she made during his captivity, and relives learning—live on air—of his grievous injury: "We brought these people home, but not the way we wanted."

In a moving tribute, Niagara Falls lit up orange to honor Shiri Bibas and her children, Ariel and Kfir, murdered in Hamas captivity. The city broadcast the moment across town.

An IDF investigation confirms that Aner Shapira kept throwing grenades out of the 'death shelter' even after an RPG blast severed his hand. His mother said: "Aner threw 10 grenades, maybe 11. He tossed the last two after he was wounded by an RPG."

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Israel Katz says Iran’s nuclear program and its ability to produce a nuclear weapon have been destroyed, and that the U.S. and Israel require the removal of enriched material from Iran as a precondition to ending the campaign; he adds that Tehran’s proxies have been dealt heavy blows but vows to finish the job.

The IDF killed several armed Hamas militants who approached the Yellow Line in central Gaza. Among those killed was Yousef Ibrahim Mahmoud Bashiti, a Hamas operative who was part of the cell that launched anti-tank missiles at buildings where IDF forces were operating.

Shin Bet says network was organized through meetings in Turkey, where the operative reestablished contact with Hamas operatives in Judea and Samaria

The IDF spokesperson says internal Hamas documents recovered in Gaza detail a coordinated partnership with Hezbollah—directed by Iran. The files indicate Hamas was given the green light to build infrastructure and entrench itself inside Lebanon, without any involvement by the Lebanese state.

The IDF and Shin Bet say Mohammad Abu Shahla, the Hamas Khan Younis Brigade’s military intelligence commander, was killed in a precise strike. Officials say he helped plan the Oct. 7 massacre and had been rebuilding the group’s capabilities in Gaza.

Amichai Chikli urges Israel’s Interior Ministry to deny entry to Rama Duwaji, citing "support for the October 7 massacre" and online activity he says incites against Israel.

German prosecutors say Lebanese-born suspect helped supply ammunition for Hamas attacks targeting Israeli or Jewish institutions across Germany and Europe

On October 7, Abigail Gadge hid beneath the bodies of her friends as terrorists closed in. Captured and driven toward Gaza, she was certain it was over, until a last minute rescue saved her life.

Newly released military findings reveal WhatsApp emoji sequence mobilized Hamas terrorists as multiple warning signs went unrecognized overnight

Aid group cites masked gunmen, arrests of patients, and suspected weapons movement at Nasser Hospital amid ongoing ceasefire tensions

Ahmad Hasan, head of the Beit Hanoun sniper unit, was tied to multiple attacks that killed at least seven IDF soldiers in 2025

New York Times reports proposal requires surrender of strike-capable weapons but allows retention of personal arms during phased disarmament

The group announces the end of operations following 843 days of activity and the completion of its stated mission

Four Hamas terrorists emerged from a tunnel and opened fire on IDF forces, marking a blatant ceasefire violation months after fighting formally ended

Senior Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal says the group will not surrender its weapons or accept foreign rule in Gaza