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Construction of President Biden’s floating Gaza pier is nearly complete as some critics raise concerns over security and the growing cost of the now $320 million project.

The State Department recently welcomed the formation of a new Palestinian Authority government in Ramallah amid accusations that at least two of the new ministers hold extremist views.

U.S. and French mediators are working furiously to find a peaceful solution to prevent a war between Israel and Lebanon as Hezbollah attacks continue against the Jewish state.

A memo sent to TikTok management from an employee in the Israel office shows how the Chinese-owned social media company has actively worked against Israelis who were killed or taken hostage by Hamas on October 7.

"Wanted" flyers dropped by the IDF over Gaza’s second most populous city on Thursday signify the start of what could be Israel’s fiercest battle against Hamas since the war began some 70 days ago.

Figures coming out of Gaza now are only an “estimate," say international agencies but they still quote Hamas terrorist group's data as fact, which some critics say is problematic.

As President Biden pushes for a future Gaza with the Palestinian Authority, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says ultimately, the authority shares the same ideology as Hamas: the destruction of the State of Israel.

Dani Dayan, chairman of the Yad Vashem World Holocaust Remembrance Center, points a finger at Ivy League administrations for rampant antisemitism on college campuses.

Children freed after 50 days in Hamas captivity speak only in whispers now, as horror stories of their captivity begin to leak out to the world. So far 69 hostages have been freed.

With Israel determined to wipe out Hamas in Gaza, some analysts say such a vacuum could leave a space for Abraham Accords countries to step in and help with post-war reconstruction.