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Thousands of people protested in Brooklyn, New York, in an anti-Israel demonstration.

Israel’s internal security service, the Shin Bet, has created a new unit, whose mission is to hunt down and kill every individual who participated in the Hamas terror attack on October 7.

A document from the Palestinian Authority's Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs instructs Muslims to "fight" and "kill" Jewish people.

Israeli officials said they executed an aerial strike on a mosque inside Gaza that was being used as a command center for terrorists who were prepping to carry out “a significant and imminent terror attack.”

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken appeared on CBS’ “Face the Nation” Sunday and warned that Hamas is preventing Americans and other foreign nationals from leaving Gaza.

An anti-Hamas billboard put up by a Jewish organization in New Jersey has been taken down after police received more than 100 complaints.

Leftist climate extremist Greta Thunberg faced backlash on social media for posting content that was seen as anti-Semitic, encouraging people to support organizations that undermine Israel while posing in a photo with pro-Palestinian activists.

A spokesperson for the family of the two American hostages who were freed by Hamas last week said that they will not be celebrating until the other hostages kidnapped by Hamas are freed.

The Philadelphia Inquirer apologized for publishing an editorial cartoon that pushed "antisemitic tropes" earlier this week.

Hamas has released two American citizens who were captured on October 7 following an attack by militants in southern Israel.