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Rafah is the last remaining large area for the IDF to conduct operations in.

Pass the sunscreen, please… There are days you love to cruise the Cape May – Lewes Ferry and there are days you don’t.  January 28th was a don’t day. A classic Nor eastern pushed me away from my home county on the southern tip of New Jersey as if telling me, “If you want to go, then just go.” I wa

     staff reporter  the ‘dare devils’ team of corps of signals continuing with their tradition of shattering and setting new world records, once again successfully created a new world record at cobra ground,

Upon assuming the US presidency, Joe Biden asserted in his first major foreign policy address, “America is back!” For Latin America and the Caribbean, this has meant an “aggressive expansion” of the US military in the region. In just the last year, US Marines and special forces landed in Peru in May 2023, brought in

The IDF rescued two Israeli hostages Sunday in Rafah, in southern Gaza -- just hours after Biden told Netanyahu not to attack there.

The IDF released aerial footage Monday of the daring overnight raid into Rafah that rescued two Argentinian-Israeli hostages from Hamas.

The Biden administration is deeply concerned about an Israeli operation that rescued two hostages out of Rafah but may have also resulted in some one hundred Palestinians being killed as part of that operation, according to a senior administration official.

On the 129th day of the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, the Al-Qassam Brigades announced the killing of 10 Israeli soldiers. The Jerusalem Brigades said that they had ambushed an Israeli force, leaving its members dead and wounded. Amnesty International warned of what it described as an "imminent risk of genocide" in the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. The White House said that it does not support a general ceasefire in Gaza now, considering that the crisis will not end until Ha...

ExxonMobil’s drilling plans offshore Guyana have angered Venezuela and risk escalating the dispute between the two South American neighbors over Venezuela’s claim on a large part of Guyana’s oil-rich Essequibo region

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