War in Gaza

From Gaza to Jenin, voters are signaling frustration with Hamas, Fatah, and the old Palestinian political order By Samer Sinijlawi AI generated image of the logos of Hamas and Fatah with a background photo For the first time in Gaza, power has been transferred from Hamas to a newly elected municipal council in Deir al-Balah. There were no declarations about reconciliation, no dramatic negotiations, and no political theater surrounding the handover. It happened quietly: a ball

By: Moataz Khalil AI generated photo of al-Hayya Reports from Gaza indicate that Hamas has chosen Khalil al-Hayya (Abu Osama) as its new leader following the death of Yahya Sinwar, defeating his main rival Khaled Mashaal in an internal struggle that reflected competing visions for the movement’s future. The appointment signals continuity rather than change - Hamas seeking to look pragmatic while appointing a real hardliner. While Mashaal has long represented Hamas’s external

Gazans condemn the food waste, corruption, and atrocities perpetrated by Hamas.

The US-led Board of Peace is committed to disarming Hamas, but not without its challenges. Here's why.

Despite a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, the violence against Israel continues, as pro-Palestinian groups vow to destroy Zionism.

Free Palestine's huge sums of money help shape the anti-Israel narrative, but what about helping the Palestinian population?

For any future peace in a postwar Gaza governance, Hamas needs to accept a constructive path forward and disarm.

The Free Palestine movement ultimately harms Palestinians by prioritizing symbolic outrage over pragmatic solutions, alienating allies, and empowering extremists.

To bolster the agreement’s legitimacy, Trump moved to have the United Nations Security Council vote on the plan, and was backed in a historic moment.

Post-Gaza war, a US-led coalition is making efforts to bring about the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. But will Palestine be free of terror and corruption?

As Hamas fights to regain its power, clans dispute the area and challenge the status quo. What does this mean for postwar Gaza?

Hamas staged a fake unearthing of the remains despite already having been recovered by the IDF in early December 2023.

The selective outrage against Hamas violence in Gaza and the vanishing solidarity suggest a movement more animated by opposition to Israel than concern for Palestinian lives.

Hamas has violated the latest US-brokered ceasefire, failing to return the bodies of slain hostages. IDF troops killed in Gaza in terror attacks.

Israel’s policy of not leaving anyone behind is one of many reasons why the Jewish State puts importance on retrieving the bodies of deceased hostages. Here's why.

The return of the deceased hostages in Gaza passed the 72-hour deadline, with Hamas breaking the ceasefire deal.

While Trump's plan differed slightly from Biden’s May 2024 draft, Washington’s readiness to enforce pressure changed.

Will Hamas and Israel follow through with the different phases of Trump's peace plan?

The 2025 UN walkout aligns with the UN’s recognition of a Palestinian state, but contrasts with Trump’s Gaza peace plan.

Two years after Israel's deadliest terror attack, survivors of the Nova Festival speak about their resilience and the nation's recovery from trauma.