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The Israeli government will tell US Secretary of State Antony Blinken during meetings on Tuesday that Hamas must agree to a new hostage deal before Palestinians are allowed to return to northern Gaza, Axios reported, citing two senior Israeli officials.

The UN General Assembly will hold a plenary meeting on January 9 following the United States’ veto of a Russia-drafted amendment to a resolution on Gaza at the UN Security Council, according to the United Nations program of work.

The Israeli military has completed the destruction of Palestinian movement Hamas’ infrastructure in the northern Gaza Strip and will now focus on fighting the Palestinian movement in the central and southern parts of the enclave, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Daniel Hagari said on Saturday.

Military operations in the Gaza Strip will continue until all Israeli hostages are returned, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said on Sunday.

Ajamu Baraka claimed a successful prosecution of Israeli and US officials responsible for “genocide” in Gaza is the only way to end a major threat to the international community.

Israeli military plans investigation into failures linked to Oct. 7 Hamas attack, aiming to assess command decisions and improve readiness

The importance of this attack and the rapid collapse of the Zionist forces was a fatal blow to the Zionist propaganda that it possesses one of the best armies in the world.

Israel withdraws thousands of troops from Gaza, signaling a potential shift towards lower-intensity conflict with Hamas. The move follows the Israeli Supreme Court's rejection of a key part of Prime Minister Netanyahu's judicial overhaul plan, which had caused internal divisions. The withdrawal aims to ease economic strain on reservists and may mark a new phase in the ongoing war.

The Dec. 26 cartoon had vivid and distinct overtones of the political cartoons appearing in pre-World War II Nazi newspapers in Germany that led to rabid antisemitism and the killing

Religious hate crime data collected by the Metropolitan Police showed a shocking level of antisemitic incidents in the UK as figures went from below 50 to above 200 after the Hamas attack on Israel.