In late November, the NPR reporter Leila Fadel interviewed the international-law scholar David Crane about a disquieting subject: potential genocide in Gaza. Crane was uniquely qualified to opine on this fraught topic, having served as the founding chief prosecutor for the UN’s Special Court for Sierra Leone, where he indicted the president of Liberia for war crimes. On air, he explained why he did not think Israel’s actions met the criteria.
“If I was charged with investigating and prosecuting genocide,”
Die trauernde Familie von Ilan Weiss erinnert sich an ihn als „einen Familienvater und einen hingebungsvollen Vater für seine Töchter“.
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Israeli troops claim to have captured holiday homes belonging to numerous Hamas leaders, including a property that the terror group’s chief in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, vacations in.
Dubbed ‘Gaza’s Bin Laden’, Sinwar was elected leader of Hamas in Gaza in 2017, and is considered to be one of the masterminds behind the bloody October 7 attacks.
He was raised in Khan Younis and is believed to have had multiple properties in the southern city, which Israel’s forces have been increasingly
The IDF has pledged to crack down on its soldiers’ behaviour after videos went viral showing them setting fire to food supplies for Gaza, going through lingerie and chanting racist songs.
The videos, seemingly filmed and shared by IDF soldiers themselves, show them behaving in derogatory and offensive ways, amid the army’s ground assault against the enclave.
One video shows soldiers ride bicycles through rubble. In another, a soldier films boxes of lingerie found in a Gaza home. In another,
The family of Kfir Bibas, a baby who was snatched and taken into Gaza by Hamas, faced yet more anguish today after the terrorists offered to hand over the bodies of three hostages to Israel.
Hamas claimed that Israel had refused its offer to hand over the three bodies without naming the dead.
But it comes a day after the terrorists claimed – without providing evidence – that the ten-month-old, his four-year-old brother Ariel and his mother Shiri Silberman-Bibas, 30,
The first group of hostages have been released from Gaza after 48 days of captivity as part of a truce deal between Israel and Hamas that went into effect this morning.
Thirteen Israeli women and children and 12 Thai hostages, who were kidnapped and taken into the territory by the terror group in its October 7 attack on Israel, were finally freed today after an agonising wait.
Israeli media reported the hostages had been transferred by Hamas to the Red
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Hamas officials today said an Israeli air strike slammed into another refugee camp, ‘massacring’ at least 15 people with dozens more trapped under the rubble.
The large explosion ripped through clusters of homes in the densely packed Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, leaving a deep, debris-littered crater in its wake.
Exhausted Palestinians desperately searched through the rubble of their homes for loved ones, their screams piercing the air as they found the lifeless bodies of their mothers and children.
