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It involved more than 100 times as many terrorists, six times as many victims as 26/11

At last, the 86 Israelis released during a short-lived truce between their government and Hamas are home.

Negotiations between the US and its regional allies on Gaza’s post-war governance are unlikely to achieve results while Israel bombs enclave, Shahram Akbarzadeh, told Sputnik.

Yemens rebel Ansar Allah movement, also known as the Houthis, is ready to allow vessels of all countries pass through the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea except those ships that are related to Israel, a spokesman for the rebel movement said on Saturday.

Arab nations will not consider military intervention in the Gaza conflict as a means to persuade Israel to end its military operation, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan said on Friday.

The United States vetoed on Friday a UAE-drafted UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.

The JCC of Greater Pittsburgh will host Israeli survivors of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack for the lighting of the menorah Thursday night.

A suspended member of a Maryland hate crime task force has been reinstated by the state's Democrat attorney general despite her past expressed antisemitism.

The seven-day Palestine-Israel ceasefire established as part of an agreement to exchange hostages and allow passage for much-needed humanitarian aid came to a close on December 1 after claims that the terms of the deal had been violated. Since then, officials on the ground have warned that the situation has only grown more dire.

U.S. House Republicans question university presidents on antisemitism response post-Hamas attack; concerns raised over free speech and campus safety