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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched renewed operations this weekend in northern Gaza, advancing into the Jabaliya area — a known Hamas stronghold near Gaza City — despite escalating international accusations that Israel’s military campaign amounts to “genocide.”

United Nations Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese sparked outrage after a recent speech in which she defended Hamas, downplaying its terror record and calling it a legitimate "political force."

Hamas reportedly accepted a ceasefire deal in its war with Israel, sources involved with the matter told Axios.

On Tuesday’s PBS NewsHour, Matan Eshet, cousin of Israeli hostage Evyatar David, said Hamas is emboldened when the international community ignores the terrorist group’s theft and exploitation of humanitarian aid entering Gaza.

Senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad openly celebrated that fruits of October 7—the terrorist attack that murdered over 1,200 Israelis—are now producing political gains in the West.

President Trump dismissed allegations that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, saying the conflict is a war against Hamas.

Israel’s security cabinet prepares to approve a full-scale re‑occupation of Gaza amid failed ceasefire talks.

A PSR poll reveals most Palestinians oppose any peace deal that requires disarming or removing Hamas leadership.

Arab nations have urged Hamas to end its rule in Gaza and relinquish its weapons to the Palestinian Authority in an unparalleled joint statement.

President Trump suggested that the United States will increase its involvement in the conflict in Gaza because "you have a lot of starving people," he told reporters in Scotland.