Most of the journalists and media workers killed in the war are Palestinians, with 61 out of 68 journalists. The report stated that the commission was "specifically concerned about a clear pattern of targeting journalists and their families by the Israeli military."
Israel did not expect that Yahya Sinwar, the man who collected sentences of more than 430 years in prison and unreservedly released him in the Gilad Shalit deal (Wafa al-Ahrar deal) in 2011, would inflict years later its biggest military loss in its history and impose new equations for the conflict, which he planned and planned.
Israel wanted to make him bow to its terms by force, so it practiced a relentless war of nerves on him, but the steadfastness of his movement in the face of its horrific bombardment of the Gaza Strip for a month and a half, made the leader of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, the beneficiary of what has happened so far.
A wave of new analysis by U.S. intelligence agencies has warned that Hamas's credibility and influence have grown dramatically across the Middle East in the two months since the unprecedented October 7 offensive and the start of Israel's war on the Gaza Strip.
The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) said on Friday that the Israeli occupation army committed liquidations and executions of entire families in areas in the Gaza Strip in light of its continuous aggression for the 77th day.
A video circulated on social media of Israeli soldiers performing Talmudic prayers on the occasion of what they call Hanukkah on loudspeakers in a Jenin mosque following the storming of the camp.
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said on Thursday he had decided to prevent those responsible for settler violence against Palestinians from entering Britain.
