Israel launched a “wave of strikes” on Thursday that killed a senior Hamas leader and destroyed operational command centers in Gaza, officials said. According to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), one airstrike executed Thursday killed Muhammad Abu Shamla, a senior Hamas naval
Israeli President Isaac Herzog defended his country’s attack on Hamas during a fiery news conference Thursday, saying Israel was “fighting terror” and that they would spare no expense in eliminating those who committed the worst attack on Israel in its 75-year history.
Israel’s counteroffensive into Gaza extended through the night, including airstrikes in Gaza City, home to Hamas’ centers of government. Israeli warplanes pounded downtown Gaza City with relentless bombardments into early Tuesday, after Israel’s prime minister vowed retaliation against the Islamic militant group
Hamas claimed the retaliatory air strikes launched between Sunday night and Monday morning on the Gaza Strip by Tel Aviv killed four Israelis who had been taken there as hostages. Abu Ubaida, spokesman of the Hamas armed wing, alleged: “The bombardment overnight
Israeli airstrikes targeted several locations in the Gaza Strip in response to ongoing Palestinian protests along the Gaza-Israel border. The demonstrations have escalated into violent clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces. The protests involve Palestinians engaging in various forms of
Syrian state media said the Israeli military carried out airstrikes in a coastal province on Wednesday, killing two soldiers, wounding six and causing material damage. There was no comment from Israel on the reported strikes. Syria’s state news agency quoted an unnamed
close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for August 21 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. Israeli’s military staged airstrikes near Syria’s capital late Monday wounding one soldier and causing material damage, Syrian state media
Israeli military forces have withdrawn from the West Bank city of Jenin after completing a two-day operation. Palestinian leaders accused Israel of conducting an “invasion” of Jenin, while Israeli leaders said the raid was aimed at “the Hamas terrorist organisation responsible for
The second-largest Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad fired rockets towards the contested capital of Jerusalem on Friday. In response, the Israeli military sent warplanes that struck four Islamic Jihad military posts in the Gaza Strip. The exchange of airstrikes in the most
Palestine’s second-largest militant group Islamic Jihad fired rockets towards the contested capital of Jerusalem on Friday. In response, the Israeli military sent warplanes that struck four Islamic Jihad military posts in the Gaza Strip. The exchange of airstrikes in the most violent