Former US President Donald Trump announced a 'historic agreement' for the disarmament of Hamas, which he claimed would pave the way for further developments in Gaza.

An analysis discusses how Washington seeks to preserve a verified Hamas disarmament process while Israel maintains its need for operations against terrorist threats, as part of Trump's Gaza plan.

A new mural honoring Ismail Haniyeh, the former chief of Hamas's political bureau, was unveiled in Tehran on the second anniversary of his martyrdom.

An opinion piece analyzes The New York Times' reporting strategy on casualties in Gaza, suggesting it aligns with Hamas's approach based on a new study.

Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh celebrated her third wedding anniversary with husband Jean Todt in the Bahamas.

Senator John Fetterman engaged in a heated exchange with a reporter on Capitol Hill, accusing their outlet, Drop Site News, of supporting Hamas, Iran, and Hezbollah.

The US State Department has updated its travel advisory for the Bahamas, warning travelers about the risk of crime in the Caribbean tourist destination.

A Hamas operative from East Jerusalem reportedly threatened to kill Israeli lawmaker Zvi Sukkot after the MK toured Arab schools, leading authorities to increase Sukkot's security and threat level.

Over the past day, hundreds of combat clashes occurred between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian troops, with the Pokrovsk sector remaining one of the most intense combat zones. Separately, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a brief conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Meanwhile, observations from a gym in the Bahamas were reported.

A new Oxfam report suggests that the reconstruction of Gaza could cost an estimated $71.4 billion. The blueprint emphasizes Palestinian leadership in the recovery efforts but raises questions regarding Hamas, terrorism, and future security arrangements.

Following a contested battle, the new leader of Hamas is reportedly looking towards Iran while also engaging in dialogue with various parties, having previously survived an assassination attempt in 2025.

Israeli defense officials have warned that deploying an international stabilization force in Gaza could strengthen Hamas, restrict IDF operations, and undermine Israel’s military achievements.

Khalil al-Hayya has been appointed as the new political chief of Hamas, a move experts interpret as a signal of continuity rather than change for the organization. His four sons were previously killed in Israeli strikes.

Jewish communities in Italy are expressing concern over a widening threat of antisemitism, evidenced by 'Zionist' lists and tourist maps, which they believe cannot be solely attributed to the Israel-Hamas War.

More than nine months after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, two-thirds of Gaza's population continues to face crisis levels of food insecurity, according to a new UN report. The report warns that recent gains could quickly be reversed.

Khalil al-Hayya, Hamas's chief negotiator, has been appointed as the new head of the political bureau, pledging to continue the path set by his predecessors. The terror organization confirmed his new leadership role.

Prosecutors have charged a Nazareth man, Muhammad Awad, for allegedly attempting to contact Hamas, researching explosives, and considering a drone or missile attack on National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

Amichai Chikli, an Israeli minister, has urged the closure of the Turkish Consulate in Jerusalem, citing a new report that alleges Turkey is expanding its influence through civil networks and Hamas connections.

Hamas no longer controls all of Gaza. But it rules without opponents and more brutally than before, describes Tureček

A report indicates that Hamas is increasing its control in Gaza by installing loyalists within clan leaders and neighborhood committees in preparation for a transfer of formal authority.

Israel is seeking to revoke the citizenship of Rani Awf and Shadi Aidi, two Israeli prisoners convicted of providing security information to Hamas by shutting down Cellcom's computer systems during wartime.

After a nearly two-year transitional period, Chalil al-Haja has been elected as the new leader of the Hamas organization, a decision experts view as a strategic shift away from more pragmatic currents.

A man from Nazareth has been arrested by the Shin Bet and Israel Police for allegedly planning an attack on Itamar Ben-Gvir and recruiting terrorists for Hamas, an act authorities view with utmost severity.

A recurring dilemma regarding Hamas disarmament under Israel's vision emerges with each new round of ceasefire negotiations aimed at ending the Israeli war on Gaza, transcending technical details.

The Palestinian militant group Hamas has elected a new leader, following the killing of its previous leader by Israel in autumn 2024, with a five-member council having managed the group in the interim.

Recent investigations from Athens to Berlin suggest that Hamas, previously thought to be a threat only to Israel, may be planning to extend its terror operations into Europe, potentially including a second attack similar to October 7.

Stella Schnabel is fighting the extradition of her husband, James 'Fergie' Chambers, to the US, claiming the Trump administration is falsely accusing him of contributing to Hamas.

Andy Burnhamas išrinktas naujuoju Leiboristų partijos lyderiu.

Following Israeli assassinations of several key leaders, Hamas is expected to complete the process of finding a new head next week, with a run-off anticipated between Meshaal and al-Hayya.

The IDF killed Hussam al-Shafie, a Hamas terrorist who infiltrated Kibbutz Nirim during the Oct. 7 massacre and abducted the remains of Col. Asaf Hamami, St.-Sgt. Tomer Ahimas, and Sgt. Kiril Drodski into the Gaza Strip.

As the Gaza peace plan remains uncertain, an in-depth analysis examines the situation on the ground and the potential implications of Hamas' dissolution of power for the region's future.

James Cox Chambers Jr., an estranged heir to the $27 billion Cox empire, was detained in Spain by the FBI on allegations of money laundering and providing financial support for an anti-cop, pro-Hamas communist revolution.

Israel has set October as the date for its first elections since the Hamas attacks in 2023. This decision marks a significant political development following recent events.

A plane crash in the Bahamas has resulted in the deaths of 10 people, including musicians and a DJ, though further details about the incident are not yet available.

Israel's security approach is undergoing a significant transformation, particularly concerning the concept of 'buffer zones,' in response to ongoing conflicts with Iran and its allies like Hamas and Hezbollah.

A deadly plane crash in the Bahamas has claimed the lives of several individuals, including beloved musicians. Following the incident, aviation authorities have grounded flights.

An opinion piece highlights that Hamas's drone smuggling, including those capable of carrying heavy arms, represents a significant national security threat to Israel, not just due to weapons but the drones themselves.

The IDF announced it killed 12 terrorists in Gaza in recent days, among them Hamas commanders and a leader of a Nukhba cell involved in the October 7 attack on Camp Re’im.

Hamas is reportedly dissolving its existing government structure and transitioning power to a new technocratic administration in Gaza.

The IDF conducted at least four strikes in the Gaza Strip over 72 hours, killing a PIJ commander and a Hamas sniper in separate operations.

Hamas states its willingness to hand over civil administration in the Gaza Strip, a move observers see as a potential boost to the peace process, though disarmament and Israeli withdrawal remain obstacles.

Hamas, the Islamist movement governing the Gaza Strip for nearly two decades, has announced the dissolution of its leadership structures in the enclave, signaling a readiness to cede power.

A Middle East expert argues that only local clans can effectively govern Gaza once Hamas is disarmed, predicting that other governance models like the NCAG would fail.

Hamas is attempting to revive a 'clinically dead' peace process, using a tactical move to draw attention to the forgotten Palestinian enclave and pressure the White House.

Israel's High Court is weighing a petition concerning the detention of Gazan medical officials, including Abu Safiya, posing a legal and security challenge as pressure mounts for their charge or release.

Hamas announced the dissolution of its governing bodies in Gaza, stating the move was to prevent Israeli excuses and potentially transfer power to a UN-backed committee. Israel, however, dismissed the action as a 'stunt' and warned that Hamas still seeks Hezbollah-style control.

A multi-billionaire is facing a significant tax blow, with French tax authorities reportedly seeking assistance from Luxembourg and the Bahamas in the matter.

Hamas formally announced the dissolution of its government in Gaza, preparing to hand power to a technical committee, though Israel warns the move is a sham.

Hamas dissolves its governing body in Gaza, paving the way for a technocratic committee to take over.

Israel's Foreign Minister has dismissed Hamas's announcement regarding the dissolution of its government in the Gaza Strip as a 'ploy' to avoid disarmament, a key demand in the proposed peace plan by Israel and the US.

An opinion piece argues that recognizing Palestine was a mistake, noting that Hamas is rearming while reforms are applauded.

The Palestinian resistance group Hamas has reportedly made a significant concession by agreeing to disarm its armed wing, which has historically been dedicated to the liberation of Palestine alongside its political activities.

Residents of Beersheba, Israel, are now eligible for firearm licenses under an expanded reform, which has seen the number of eligible communities rise by 126 in 2026 alone, and gun owners double since the start of the Israel-Hamas War.

2023 metais velionis JAV respublikonų senatorius Lindsey Grahamas ėmėsi iniciatyvos apsaugoti Ukrainos civilius nuo Rusijos atakų – jis aktyviai siekė, kad JAV Ukrainai perduotų oro gynybos baterijas…

The US Department of Justice has charged Mohammad Yousef Hasna, a Turkish national, with providing financing and commodities to Hamas through a fraudulent humanitarian charity.

Khalil al-Hayya, recently elected head of Hamas's political bureau, reportedly held his first high-level meeting with the Turkish foreign minister, reaffirming support.

A Hamas delegation has reportedly traveled to Egypt to engage in negotiations concerning the second phase of a ceasefire, while the IDF continues its strikes against Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip.

A court in Glostrup, Denmark, has extended the pre-trial detention of a man and a woman for four weeks, as they face charges related to the sale of clothing associated with Hamas.

Hamas has concluded a leadership vote, resulting in the election of Al-Hayya as its new leader amidst ongoing conflict.

The United States has imposed sanctions on financial networks operating in Turkey and Britain, citing their links to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. These actions target groups accused of supporting terrorism.

Avi Benlolo writes an opinion piece asserting that cognitive dissonance will not protect the West from the dangers of Hamas, urging society to acknowledge the 'evil of anti-Zionism.'

The IDF and Shin Bet killed a Hamas terrorist who participated in the October 7 invasion and attempted a second stabbing attack in the West Bank within hours. This targeted strike eliminated a significant threat.

Khalil al-Hayya, the newly elected leader of Hamas, announced six priorities for the Palestinian group, with an immediate and comprehensive cessation of Israeli military operations in Gaza and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from the enclave at the top of the list.

A Hamas cell discovered in Greece is believed to be part of a larger network planning attacks in Europe, with investigations suggesting connections to Germany as authorities across the continent arrest suspects.

A survivor of a Hamas terror attack in Israel has publicly criticized Mamdani over a video she produced, labeling it 'dangerous' in its portrayal of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israeli Knesset member Gilad Kariv called for the establishment of a Palestinian state and accused the Prime Minister of 'building up' Hamas, also addressing criticism of illegal settlement outposts.

Israel is reportedly planning to construct crocodile-infested moats as a security measure to guard Hamas prisoners.

A new exhibit in Israel reveals years of Hamas terrorist planning that preceded the October 7 massacre.

Khalil al-Hayya, also known as Halil al Haja, has emerged as the new influential and pragmatic leader of the weakened Hamas group, having survived an Israeli attack in Qatar and lost three sons.

Hamas, the Islamic organization controlling the Gaza Strip, has announced the election of a successor to a senior leader who died two years ago in an Israeli military attack. Israeli media suggests the new leader will maintain a strong, pro-Iranian stance.

Hamas-linked media in Gaza reported that at least five people, including three children, were killed in an Israeli attack on a residential home, with Doctors Without Borders condemning Israeli policies in Gaza.

A report alleges that Hamas has been attacking aid sites in Gaza and holding Palestinians ransom for expenses related to expended ammunition, while also smuggling goods in aid trucks.

Mia Schem, a 21-year-old Israeli hostage, shares her harrowing experience of being shot by Hamas during the October 7 attacks and held captive in Gaza for 55 days.

An former "Squad" member, seeking a comeback, has been seen campaigning with a self-described Maoist activist. The activist has previously praised flag burning, urged leftists not to disavow Hamas or Hezbollah, and called to "unmake" America.

FM Sa'ar disclosed connections between radical left-wing movements in the West and Islamist terrorist organizations, specifically linking Hamas to the Global Sumud Flotilla, at a US summit on political terrorism.

A royal commission heard arguments from education leaders about the need to balance freedom of speech and academic protections, noting a lack of 'trauma-informed' care in universities concerning the Hamas-Israel war.

The spouses of a slain New Jersey woman and a missing Bahamas boater have both retained legal counsel, as major questions continue to surround their wives' cases.

Congressman Ro Khanna was pressed by a left-wing interviewer on whether Hamas was justified in its attack on Israel on October 7. The interview focused on the controversial question of the attack's justification.

Gaza officials report that an Israeli strike hit a civil security police post, killing seven people, while Israel claims it targeted 'terrorists' amid escalating attacks and a floundering cease-fire with Hamas.

A UN official has accused Hamas of obstructing the distribution of humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza. This accusation highlights ongoing challenges in delivering essential assistance to the region.

A leaked letter attributed to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar suggests he welcomed an apocalyptic nuclear war if it meant destroying Israel, believing Israel would be surprised and descend into chaos.

During the week of Khamenei's funeral, Iranian officials, including the foreign minister and parliament speaker, held meetings with representatives from Hezbollah and Hamas in Tehran.

Yahya Sinwar reportedly believed Israel might respond to the October 7 Hamas invasion with nuclear weapons, yet he remained committed to his 'battle of life or death' vision.

Ghana's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, announced an agreement for Ghana to send 300 teachers to the Bahamas this year.

An analysis suggests that while the end of Hamas governance in Gaza may alter its administration, it will not fundamentally change who holds power over Palestinian life, implying that true liberation requires sovereignty.

Israeli MK Naama Lazimi has called for a criminal investigation into fellow Likud MK Nissim Vaturi, accusing him of incitement after he suggested she would fit in Hamas elections.

Hamas claims readiness to hand over civilian administration in the Gaza Strip, a move observers see as a potential boost to the peace process, though political transition remains blocked without disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has removed eight individuals from its list of journalists killed in Gaza after it was revealed they were militants affiliated with Hamas or Islamic Jihad.

A recent poll indicates that 39% of US Jews view Mamdani unfavorably compared to 59% for Netanyahu, with 7% also stating the Hamas massacre was justified.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham stated that Ukraine has exceeded all expectations in its fight against the Russian invasion, urging allies to increase their support for the country.

Hamas has reiterated its commitment to the transition of power to the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza but accuses Israel of "continuous occupation attempts" and obstructing the agreement.

The UN has acknowledged Hamas's decision to dissolve its Government Emergency Committee and transfer administrative responsibilities in Gaza to a newly formed body, welcoming any step that contributes to a ceasefire.

An analysis suggests that enforcing the disarmament of Hamas remains a significant challenge for any postwar plan proposed by the Trump administration, given Hamas's long-standing control of Gaza.

An analysis suggests that some officials may be overstating the threat posed by Hamas to influence elections or advocate for a new invasion of Gaza. Reports of Hamas rearming are being scrutinized for potential political motivations.

Ilana Gritzewsky, a former hostage, has shared her account of sexual abuse by Hamas, following denials from the UN. She emphasized that victims should not feel ashamed.

The long-time Middle East correspondent for ORF, Karim El-Gawhary, speaks out about personal attacks, appreciation after leaving ORF, and the challenges faced by media during the Gaza war.

Despite Donald Trump's announced breakthrough on Hamas disarmament, a condition for Israeli army withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, Israel has bombed targets in the enclave for two consecutive days, with a minister speaking of the necessity of its occupation.

Iris Haim, mother of Yotam Haim who was mistakenly killed by IDF troops after escaping Hamas captivity in Gaza, is highlighted for her resilience, with an upcoming film 'Looking for Yotam' set to tell her story.

Five Toronto police officers have been found guilty of misconduct for comments made on a Muslim outreach podcast, where they reportedly praised October 7 and downplayed support for Hamas at anti-Israel rallies.

The United States has renewed its travel advisory for the Bahamas, warning American travelers of violent crime, sexual assaults, and armed robberies, with Nassau and Freeport identified as high-risk areas.

Despite Donald Trump's characterization of a Hamas disarmament deal as 'historic,' significant unresolved hurdles remain, suggesting the agreement is not as complete as portrayed.

Israel is reportedly preventing many essential goods from entering the Gaza Strip, citing concerns that Hamas could use them militarily, a claim disputed by aid organizations.

As mediators held new talks with Hamas leaders for the full implementation of the US-brokered Gaza peace plan, three people, including two children, were killed in an Israeli strike on a camp.

Senator John Fetterman has publicly labeled Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed 'Pontiac Platner' and accused him of leading the Democratic Party's 'pro-Hamas wing'.

The British Green Party is facing criticism as its autumn conference is set to vote on proposals including removing Iran's Revolutionary Guard from terror lists, lifting sanctions on Iran, and recognizing Hamas as a legitimate political actor.

Voters in Israel will consider critical issues such as conscription and the 2023 Hamas attack when they head to the polls on October 27.

A new report claims to expose left-leaning NGOs for funding a children's charity that has ties to a terror network, following years of pro-Hamas protests and radical-left activities.

A daily bulletin from 'Dnevnik' covers pressing issues including rising fuel prices, the ongoing crisis in the Black Sea, and the evolving face of Hamas, providing an informational compass for the day.

Israel has approved the deployment of an international stabilization force in Gaza, a move described by supporters as a significant step towards rebuilding the region and replacing Hamas's rule.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated that the next Israeli government would declare Qatar an 'enemy state,' citing its alleged financing of Islamist terrorism, particularly Hamas.

Hamas has named an 'ultimate institutional survivor' as its new terror chief, a move interpreted by experts as sending a specific message to Israel.

The attorney for Lindsay Shiver, accused in an alleged murder-for-hire plot against her estranged husband, is challenging the jurisdiction of Bahamian prosecutors, claiming she was in the U.S. when the alleged crime occurred.

Autoridades estão otimistas para o combate às chamas esta noite, depois de um sábado marcado por condições adversas. Ainda, morreu uma pessoa num atropelamento durante uma marcha LGBTQ, em Berlim.

Senator John Fetterman publicly trolled the Democratic Socialists of America with the phrase 'Cry harder' in response to their stance on the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Zehava Shaul, mother of St.-Sgt. Oron Shaul, an Israeli soldier whose remains have been held by Hamas, has passed away and will be buried beside her husband and son.

Food shipments to Gaza have significantly increased since a ceasefire was established between Hamas and Israel.

According to Palestinian diplomacy, new Hamas leader Khalil Hajjah can contribute to peace only if he joins the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), a change that would fundamentally impact the entire political system.

Khalil al-Hayya, the newly appointed leader of Hamas, delivered his first speech, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and outlining key takeaways from his new role.

According to its new leader, Khalil al Hayya, the Islamist organization Hamas will continue its previous course, with its primary goal being to ensure a dignified life for the residents of the Gaza Strip.

A multinational stabilization mission intended for Gaza's reconstruction faces uncertainty due to a lack of political consensus among Israel, Hamas, and Arab states.

A new 600-square-meter exhibition in Israel showcases Hamas tunnel replicas, attack vehicles, and documents revealing Hezbollah and Iran's involvement in the planning of the October 7 assault.

The new head of Hamas has stated that assassinations will not break the group's resolve.

Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed 12 people, including Firas al-Masri, his wife, and their four children in one attack. The Israeli military stated that the strike targeted a Hamas operative.

The IDF and Shin Bet have killed a senior Hamas commander responsible for holding several hostages captured during the October 7 attacks, including Romi Gonen, Emily Damari, and others.

Halil al Haja has become the new influential leader of the weakened Hamas group, having survived an Israeli attack in Qatar and lost three sons.

An opinion piece analyzes Turkey's transformation under President Erdogan, highlighting its strengthened Sunni Islamic identity and its new role in supporting Hamas while challenging Israel.

Musician Tigran Hamasyan discusses his perspective on folk music, emphasizing the importance of personal transformation rather than commercial exploitation.

A stunning 2,600-year-old Assyrian monument, celebrating the architectural feats of King Ashurbanipal, has been unearthed in Nineveh, Iraq, amidst restoration efforts at the Shamash Gate, revealing essential details about Assyria.

An ousted Squad Democrat is reportedly campaigning with a radical activist who has previously defended Hamas and promoted political violence. The association raises questions about the political alliances and endorsements.

Central Command Chief Maj.-Gen. Avi Bluth told soldiers near the Gaza border that Hamas is currently unable to conduct terror infiltrations or repeat the October 7 attack.

Laurynas Vilkas, an inmate in a Šiauliai prison, made a scandalous confession, stating he committed crimes to 'play a role' but now, at 32, wants to build a house and do something useful instead of staying in prison.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply criticized New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of supporting Hamas, justifying Iran, and secretly hating America, in comments made on Monday.

The United Nations states that armed Hamas members are threatening aid workers in the Gaza Strip, forcing them to halt food distribution to Palestinian civilians.

The United Nations has accused Hamas of hindering aid operations in Gaza, stating that relief efforts have become increasingly dangerous amidst an ongoing humanitarian crisis. This comes as the EU pledges billions to help rebuild Gaza.

A UN official has condemned an assault on humanitarian workers by 'de facto authorities' who invaded a warehouse and attacked two drivers delivering supplies, though the official did not explicitly name Hamas.

A donor conference for aid to Palestine, focusing on early recovery projects in Gaza, was held in Brussels, led by EU Commissioner Dubravka Šuica, who stressed the need for Hamas disarmament.

Israel's upcoming elections, scheduled for October 27, will be the first since the unprecedented Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. The elections are considered critical for Benjamin Netanyahu, with his choices in the ongoing war being a central theme.

Israel states that the detention of a Gaza hospital director, who is also a Hamas officer and has been held since December 2024, is lawful and dismisses reports questioning his well-being.

Israel is reportedly watching Turkey's increasing influence with concern, particularly regarding Hamas's future role in Gaza, amidst ongoing F-35 talks, Hamas's refusal to disarm, and Iran's uranium stockpile.

Hamas has stated its readiness to relinquish civil administration in the Gaza Strip, a move observers see as a potential boost to the peace process, though political transition remains blocked without disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.

Lynette Hooker's mother claims her daughter made it back to her sailboat before vanishing near Elbow Cay in the Bahamas, alleging foul play in the case and stating that Brian Hooker lied about her disappearance.

A chronological timeline details key milestones of Hamas's governance in Gaza, from its 2006 election victory to its projected political exit in 2026.

US Ambassador Jeff Bartos accused UNRWA of becoming a 'subsidiary of Hamas' and urged donors at a conference to redirect funding to the Board of Peace instead, while the UN defended the agency's mission.

Hamas has dissolved its government and is reportedly retreating in Gaza, while Israel expands its presence in the region. This development signals a significant shift in the administrative and military landscape of Gaza.

An editorial discusses the methods and influence of Hamas, exploring its strategic approach and potential implications.

An expert warns that Hamas's dissolution of its Gaza government is a deceptive maneuver aimed at retaining its weapons, suggesting the move lacks genuine substance.

Hamas has made its most significant decision in 20 years regarding its dual role of armed resistance and day-to-day administration in the Gaza Strip, leaving critical questions about its future direction.

Israeli television Channel 12 reports that Israel believes fighting in Gaza could resume within the next two months, potentially before the October elections, with Hamas being blamed for any escalation.

A report alleges that Hamas is accepting bribes to place healthy Gazans on emergency medical evacuation lists, using forged documents to facilitate their exit from the region.

Newly revealed documents provide deeper insight into the cooperation between Hamas and Hezbollah leading up to the October 7 attack on Israel, including Hezbollah's alleged false promise to join the assault.

An opinion piece critiques how journalism covers tragedies, particularly fires, suggesting it has become a 'luxury extra' in others' misfortunes, akin to a prime-time reality show.