Gaza News Live: Hamas accuses Israel of dragging region into open war

Hamas accuses Israel of dragging the region into open war and has condemned what it terms Israeli “aggression” against Iran, Israel National News said in a report. The group claims these actions demonstrate that the “Zionist enterprise” is the primary enemy of the “Islamic nation.”

An Associated Press video delivery log from 0000 GMT on June 13, 2025, indicates available footage showing flares and projectiles lighting up the night sky over the Gaza Strip, AP said in a report. This video content, part of a roundup of material sent to customers in the last hour, is cataloged under the entry 'AP-APTN-2353: Israel War Gaza Skyline.'

The UN General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to demand a ceasefire in Gaza, the release of hostages, and access for humanitarian aid, AP said in a report. This information was part of an AP video delivery log dated June 12, 2025, which listed available video content concerning the UN General Assembly, Israel, and Palestinians.

Egyptian authorities have detained additional activists who were planning to march to Gaza in protest of restrictions on aid reaching the territory, while security forces in eastern Libya blocked a convoy of activists en route to meet them, AP says in a report. Demonstrators from 80 countries planned to march to Egypt's border with Gaza to spotlight the deepening humanitarian crises facing Palestinians.

The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas stated on June 13, 2025, that its strategic ally Iran was "paying the price" for supporting militant groups in Gaza in their ongoing struggle against Israel, Reuters said in a report. Hamas made this comment referencing past Israeli large-scale attacks against Iran, specifically events reported around April 19, 2024, which Hamas referred to as occurring "on Friday." Hamas leaders have historically acknowledged Iran's military and financial support.

A military probe into the events of October 7 revealed significant vulnerabilities at the Gaza Division's Re'im Base, finding it was entirely unprepared for the attack scenario launched by Hamas, The Times of Israel said in a report. Despite this lack of preparedness, the investigation concluded that uncoordinated efforts by base staff and other soldiers successfully prevented Hamas terrorists from capturing the critical military headquarters.

Channel 12 senior analyst Ehud Yaari stated he received a suspicious message purportedly from an Iranian hacker, which offered a supposed solution to the ongoing Gaza war, Israel National News says in a report. Yaari characterized this as a serious effort by 'someone in Iran' to compromise his phone, linking the alleged cyber attack attempt to the current conflict.

Rev. Johnnie Moore, executive chairman of the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, has asserted that people in Gaza are expressing gratitude to Donald Trump for humanitarian assistance, Fox News says in a report. Moore is reportedly continuing his focus on aid delivery amidst international criticism faced by his organization.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Ten out of twelve activists who were aboard the Madleen boat, reportedly bound for Gaza, and subsequently detained by Israeli authorities have been deported, Al Jazeera says in a report. The incident involved the vessel Madleen, from which the majority of activists were taken and later deported.

The family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student abducted by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, made a plea on Thursday from Kathmandu, Nepal, for his release, AP says in a report. Joshi was one of 17 Nepali students studying agriculture in southern Israel when Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023, an event that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. His sister, Pushpa Joshi, emphasized that Bipin had no involvement in the conflict and had earned his place to study in Israel through a government competition.

Az al-Din Haddad has reportedly assumed leadership of Hamas in Gaza, succeeding the Sinwar brothers who were previously killed by Israeli forces, The Times of Israel says in a report. Haddad is described as Hebrew-speaking and a 'ghost', reportedly due to his elusiveness. A $750,000 price has reportedly been placed on his head, and he is also said to carry photographs of hostages.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) state that documents show Hamas has a policy of confiscating aid, The Times of Israel says in a report. The army also asserts that Hamas raises income by smuggling cigarettes into Gaza and selling them, running protection rackets, and utilizing informal money transfers.

A full internet blackout is affecting the Gaza Strip, an event the United Nations said on Thursday is likely due to military activity damaging the last cable into the enclave and has paralyzed aid operations, Reuters said in a report. The UN stated that this disruption has cut lifelines to emergency services, hampered humanitarian coordination, and severed access to critical information for civilians, adding that mobile networks are also barely functional.

Israeli cabinet ministers declared their intention to annex the West Bank and Gaza during a far-right conference, The Times of Israel said in a report. Heritage Minister Eliyahu also seemingly called for Israeli rule to extend over Syria and Lebanon, alleging that a lack of 'spirit' in Israel had led to what he termed a weak territorial policy.

Popular podcaster Theo Von questioned US Vice President JD Vance on his widely followed podcast about the accusation of "genocide" by Israel in Gaza, The Times of Israel said in a report. The source article, dated June 12, 2025, describes Von as having a large audience on Spotify and YouTube and notes his "frequent criticisms of the Jewish state."