Israel today said it killed a Hamas weapons boss and cornered the mastermind of the horrific October 7 massacre in his bunker as Israeli forces continue to advance ‘deep inside’ Gaza City.
Israeli airstrikes ‘eliminated’ leading Hamas armourer Mahsein Abu Zina and several terrorists who were attacking IDF troops with ground-to-ground rocket fire, the military said today.
Israeli troops also managed to corner Yahya Sinwar, the most senior Hamas leader in Gaza and believed to be a key planner of
Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Hezbollah against opening a second war front against Israel or risk provoking a massive retaliation that would bring ‘unimaginable devastation upon Lebanon’.
The Prime Minister said he could not tell his soldiers ‘right now if Hezbollah will decide to enter the war fully’ but said the fight with Hamas was ‘do or die’ for Israel.
The stark message comes as fears are mounting that the Israel-Hamas war could provoke an all-out battle in the Middle East,
Emmanuel Macron has declared that Europe must be wary of ‘Islamist terrorism’ in the wake of two fatal attacks by extremists on the continent in the past four days.
Speaking to media today, the French President said: ‘All European states are vulnerable… there is a return of this Islamist terrorism.
‘We all have a vulnerability. It’s what comes with being a democracy, a rule-of-law state where there are individuals who can decide at a given moment to commit the worst
A 90-year-old Holocaust survivor and a boy celebrating his fifth birthday were among the more than 1,400 victims of the October 7 Hamas terror attack in Israel.
While it is now ten days since the terror group stormed into Israel from Gaza, details are still emerging about the horrific rampage and of its many victims.
Gina Semiatich, a 90-year-old Czech-born Holocaust survivor, was tragically murdered in her home at Kibbutz Kissufim, less than two miles from the Gaza border. Eitan
The boss of JP Morgan has warned that the world faces its ‘most dangerous time’ in decades as billions watch the military crisis unfold in Israel and Palestine with baited breath.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of the world’s largest bank, sounded the alarm as he voiced concerns over a fragile global economy combined with rising geopolitical threats.
He stated the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East could strike a blow to energy and food prices, as well as international trade.
Israel has ordered more than one million people to evacuate northern Gaza within 24 hours ahead of a feared Israeli ground offensive aimed at eradicating Hamas.
The order sent panic through civilians and aid workers already struggling under Israeli airstrikes and a blockade, while the United Nations called such an evacuation ‘impossible’ that would turn an tragedy into calamity.
Israel’s military sent one evacuation order directly on Friday morning, telling the 1.1 million people living north of an area called
Britain may be hit by its own bed bug plague similar to the crisis ravaging France, experts have suggested.
The tiny blood-suckers have been caught crawling on train seats and inside Paris’s bustling Charles-de-Gaulle Airport in recent weeks.
Travellers have even complained about infestations of the annoying, 5mm critters inside Airbnbs, hotels, cinemas and restaurants.
Paris’s deputy mayor has claimed ‘no-one is safe’ and demanded urgent action to tackle the ‘scourge’ of bed bugs ahead of the 2024 Olympics.
Experts
A clinical psychologist, who is transgender herself, is sounding the alarm on the approach many of her colleagues have taken in recent years regarding medical and social treatment for gender dysphoria among children and teens in the United States.
Erica Anderson told Fox News Digital that health professionals need to explore all the factors related to what is going on with a child and “not to dissuade them of their assertive gender, but to understand how other things might be
Everything about the patient in front of me is ringing alarm bells. She is the first of ten complex cases I will see that day at the start of what will be a ten-hour shift as an A&E doctor, and she is clearly seriously ill.
Aged 60, she has blood cancer and is due to have chemotherapy later that day. But she is feverish and says she has a burning pain when passing urine.
It’s obvious she has a urinary
People worried about their finances are falling victim to fraudsters making fake offers of loans.
The Financial Conduct Authority found that 24 percent of people in a survey last month turned to credit or loans to help fund their summer spending.
Loan fee fraud, where someone pays a fee for a loan they never receive, typically leads to a £260 loss.
The regulator said its data indicates that last summer there was a 26 percent increase in complaints from consumers
