A Hamas security officer tells the BBC that the group’s leadership and security structure have been largely dismantled by Israeli strikes, leaving Gaza in the grip of armed clans
A major anti-drug operation in Saudi Arabia led to the arrest of 37 individuals, including government officials and expatriates, for trafficking illegal narcotics and controlled substances
The video opens with harrowing scenes of Gaza’s war-ravaged landscape, followed by the caption, "2025... What's Next?" Moments later, the footage transitions to an opulent, futuristic metropolis, reimagining the embattled enclave as a luxurious tourist destination
The vaccination effort was aimed at preventing the spread of polio, a highly contagious disease that poses a significant public health risk in conflict zones where medical infrastructure is often compromised
Local witnesses described scenes of chaos and grief as families sifted through the remnants of what were once their homes. “I can’t believe they are gone,” said one distraught man, searching for his relatives in the wreckage
The discovery, which followed the arrest of individuals affiliated with Hamas in mid-December, underscores the persistent threat posed by extremist organizations targeting Jewish institutions across Europe
Notably, Hamas suggests a significant shift in the exchange ratio, with the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails ranging between 20 and 50 per hostage, a departure from previous proposals
According to data compiled by the international body, more than 60% of residential structures in the Gaza Strip, amounting to 132,590 buildings, have suffered damage during the prolonged conflict
The second phase, initiated on October 27, saw the invasion of the Gaza Strip. The troop withdrawal announcement now raises questions about whether Israel is entering a new phase or adjusting its tactics in response to international pressure
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) disclosed that Israeli military personnel have successfully removed the bodies of five kidnapped hostages from a complex network of tunnels in the Gaza Strip
The ILO's second assessment on the impact of Israeli ground and air strikes paints a dire picture, with a warning that job losses may continue to escalate in the beleaguered enclave
The conflict, triggered by Hamas with a deadly attack on Israel on October 7, has seen a significant loss of life on both sides. According to Israeli figures, around 1,200 people were killed in the initial attack, and approximately 240 hostages were taken back to Gaza
In a strategic move to counter the underground network of tunnels used by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Israel has reportedly expected to deployed a significant system of pumps capable of flooding the intricate passageways
A Hamas security officer tells the BBC that the group’s leadership and security structure have been largely dismantled by Israeli strikes, leaving Gaza in the grip of armed clans
A major anti-drug operation in Saudi Arabia led to the arrest of 37 individuals, including government officials and expatriates, for trafficking illegal narcotics and controlled substances
Following Israel’s green light on the modified Qatari hostage deal, diplomats from Israel, the US, and mediating countries await Hamas’s decision with growing optimism
