The faces of 173 hostages being held by Hamas terrorists since the Oct. 7 attack on Israel cover the wall of an entire building in Culver City.
War in Israel
Israel has vowed to continue the offensive until it destroys Hamas’ military capabilities and returns scores of hostages captured by Palestinian terrorists.
Israel’s foreign minister said teams are hammering out the details so that humanitarian aid shipments to the Gaza Strip can begin as soon as possible.
A military search dog with a body camera captured audio of three Israeli hostages shouting for help, five days before they were mistakenly shot to death by Israeli troops.
The actor was en route to an engagement Monday evening when he walked through a pro-Palestinian demonstration in New York.
Lloyd Austin visited the sailors he has ordered to remain at sea to prevent the Israel-Hamas war from becoming a wider regional conflict.
The top leader of Hamas traveled to Cairo on Wednesday for talks aimed at securing another cease-fire and swap of hostages for Palestinian prisoners.
Officials from France, once Lebanon’s colonial ruler, have visited Lebanon over the past two months, urging for calm.
An official says two Iranian asylum-seekers who were in contact with another Iranian associated with the Revolutionary Guard were arrested.
The draft resolution on the table Monday morning called for an “urgent and sustainable cessation of hostilities.” A vote, first postponed from Monday, was pushed back again until Wednesday.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin reiterated America’s support for Israel in its war against Hamas, and said he was “not here to dictate timelines or terms.”
Some leaders of Nevada’s Muslim community gathered as part of the #AbandonBiden campaign, a national effort to ditch President Joe Biden over his response to the Israel-Hamas war.
Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky was the lone House Republican who voted against a GOP resolution condemning antisemitism on university campuses.
El-Sissi recorded a landslide victory, securing 89.6 percent of the vote, the National Election Authority said. Turnout was 66.8 percent of more than 67 million registered voters.
The proposed council resolution reiterates its demand that all parties comply with international humanitarian law.
