Israel Helpfully Escorts 214 Gazans Out Of Gaza While Also Escorting Several Hamas Commanders Straight To Hell

This week Israel facilitated the departure of 214 Gaza residents, along with their escorts, through the Kerem Shalom Crossing. The operation formed part of the weekly humanitarian evacuations Israel coordinates with international partners. Since October 2023 Israel has facilitated the departure of more than 52,000 Gaza residents for medical treatment and other purposes, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories.

At the same time the Israel Defense Forces killed three Hamas commanders in separate airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Oct. 25-26, including two who participated in the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attacks on Israel, the military stated on Wednesday.

Anas Akram Muhammad Humaida, a commander in Hamas’s elite Nukhba force who infiltrated the Sufa military outpost on Oct. 7, was killed Sunday near Khan Yunis, according to the IDF. Ashraf Mahmoud Yusuf Dahlan, a company commander in Hamas’s East Jabalia Battalion who also infiltrated Israel during the massacre, was killed the same day in Gaza City. Mahmoud Othman Abdullah Alwan, a Nukhba commander in the West Jabalia Battalion, was killed Monday in Gaza City.

The IDF said the terrorists had been planning attacks against Israeli troops and civilians and working to rebuild Hamas’s capabilities in violation of the ceasefire. Prior to the strikes, measures were taken to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance, the army added.

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In a separate statement on Wednesday, the IDF said it killed three Hamas Nukhba Force terrorists in airstrikes across the Gaza Strip on Oct. 22 and 23, including one who participated in the abduction of Israeli civilians during the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre.

Ahmed Muhammad Ahmed Baraka, killed in southern Gaza on Thursday, took part in the abduction of several Israelis, including Alexander Dancyg from Kibbutz Nir Oz, and later helped hold hostages, including Nimrod Cohen, according to the IDF. Two other terrorists, Nukhba platoon commander Omar Awadallah and Moataz Mahmoud Mohammed Al-Nimr, were killed in northern Gaza on Friday.

Observers noted that the commanders appeared genuinely surprised that participating in the mass murder of Jews and the kidnapping of civilians did not grant them permanent immunity under the ceasefire. Hamas has not yet issued a statement clarifying which specific clause of the agreement they believed allowed them to continue planning attacks and rebuilding their capabilities.

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Meanwhile, an IDF reservist was arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle about 10 kilograms (22 pounds) of captagon into the Gaza Strip, the military, Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) and Israel Police said in a joint statement on Wednesday. Captagon is an amphetamine-type stimulant that has been reported to have been used by ISIS and Hamas terrorists, including during the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre.

The suspect, a man in his 30s from the southern Bedouin town of Tel Sheva, was detained in the Strip while in an IDF patrol vehicle, according to the statement. Forces found a bag containing about 10 kilograms of a substance suspected to be captagon, allegedly meant for smuggling. The Beersheva Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday granted a police request and extended the suspect’s remand until Thursday, Oct. 29, the statement said.

Local analysts suggested the smuggling attempt may have been an attempt to keep Hamas’s remaining fighters properly motivated for the next round of violations.

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No Joke: Hamas demands temporary immunity for terrorists in tunnels beyond Yellow Line

The Middle East peace process is like watching a bad sequel to a hostage thriller where the villains demand artisanal kale smoothies and immunity from plot twists. According to Al Jazeera, Hamas and Israel are apparently locked in direct talks. That's right, the same Hamas that's been using Gaza as their personal underground Airbnb for jihadist raves.

Take this snapshot from Gaza's Beit Hanun, pre-Oct. 7: an Al-Quds Brigades fighter striking a pose that's equal parts "freedom fighter" and "budget Che Guevara." Charming. 

Fast-forward to Sunday, and Hamas is now haggling for temporary immunity for their tunnel-dwelling terrorists in Rafah. The ask? Let these lovable scamps scurry from their subterranean spas to safer spots inside the Yellow Line—because nothing screams "ceasefire compliance" like admitting you've got a Hamas happy hour still bubbling away underground.

This little revelation basically hands the IDF a neon sign saying, "Hey, guys, we know you're still harboring heat-seekers in violation of the deal." Israeli media's whispering that Hamas wants a get-out-of-Gaza-free card for about 200 of these tunnel terrorists. Crickets from the officials at publication time, probably because responding to "Please don't drone our murderers" feels like negotiating with your ex over who gets the good silverware.

Army Radio drops the mic further: these aren't just any three stooges; they've been the recent stars of "Kill IDF Soldiers: The Remix," plus they've been lobbing lead at troops like it's casual Friday in Khan Yunis.  Army Radio pinged the Prime Minister's Office and Defense Ministry for a soundbite. At press time? Still waiting on that statement, like it's the world's slowest pizza delivery.

For the uninitiated, the Yellow Line is the IDF's polite "back off, buttercup" boundary after they pulled back to let the US-brokered ceasefire breathe. Mediators, those eternal optimists, are mulling ops to hustle these terrorists past the Green Line (wait, Yellow? Green? At this point, it's all just crayon scribbles on a napkin deal). Al Jazeera's hot take: Red Cross vans as the getaway cars, because nothing says "neutral humanitarian aid" like chauffeuring militants to their next foxhole. The whole scheme's on ice, pending Israeli thumbs-up. Sure, that'll end well.

This all bubbles up after last month's IDF side-eye at re-encroaching on Gaza turf they'd already vacated, Hamas violations being what they are, like bad tattoos you regret but can't quite laser off. And cue the drama: a Palestinian terrorist decides to play Red Rover, crossing that Yellow Line to menace IDF troops. The Israel Air Force? Polite as ever, struck him down like a piñata at a kid's party gone wrong. The IDF's now festooning the line with markers, because apparently, even in a war zone, you need traffic cones for the apocalypse.

The withdrawal? All per that starry-eyed US-brokered Gaza ceasefire, where "peace" means Hamas gets to play hide-and-seek with international law while everyone else holds their breath. 

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Ceasefire? What Ceasefire? IDF Hammers Tunnel Rats Popping Up in Gaza

If there's one thing we've learned from this endless Hamasshole charade, it's that ceasefires with terrorists are about as durable as a paper umbrella in a monsoon. Just days into what was supposed to be a hard-won pause in the fighting, the IDF is already swatting down jihadists crawling out of their Gaza burrows like it's just another Friday afternoon at the office. And who can blame them?

According to the military's statement Friday, troops spotted several terrorists slithering out of a tunnel shaft in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza's favorite scumcrumpet playground, and heading straight for the soldiers on watch. The IDF didn't hesitate: precision strikes turned those tunnel exits into one-way tickets to Goatville. Over in Rafah, another batch of these cowards emerged from their underground lairs and started blazing away at IDF positions. Again, no Israeli casualties reported, thank G_d. The troops, the IDF emphasized, are right where they're supposed to be, deployed strictly in line with the ceasefire terms.

This marks the first time the military's publicly confirmed taking out threats inside Gaza since the ink dried on that fragile deal. [And let's be real: "fragile" is putting it mildly.] Because nothing says "peace process" like boots on the ground in a war zone. Khan Yunis: Hamas's Favorite Ambush Alley: If this sounds depressingly familiar, that's because it is. Khan Yunis has been ground zero for Hamas's tunnel-tactic tantrums over the last few months, desperate bids to catch Israeli forces off-guard and maybe snag a hostage or two for their propaganda porn. 

Let's not forget that in mid-August over 15 terrorists tried storming an IDF post in a full-on raid. The soldiers shut it down cold, but not without three of their own taking hits. Close calls like that don't exactly scream "lessons learned" for the bad guys.

Flash back to early August, and you've got the 36th Division tangling with about 13 armed goons in the same hellhole. These clowns were packing Kalashnikovs and RPGs, gunning for an ambush-slash-kidnapping op. Spoiler: They got the ambush part wrong. The terrorists hightailed it back into their rat hole of a tunnel, tails between their stinky legs.

What's the takeaway here? 

That ceasefire might buy a few news cycles of breathing room, but it doesn't magically seal up Hamas's subterranean subway system or their religious obligation to kill Jews. 

Israel's got every right, and frankly, every obligation, to defend its people from these pop-up pests. If blinking first means more ambushes and more body bags, count the IDF out. They've got the receipts: tunnels don't negotiate, and neither should we. Stay vigilant guys, because this "peace" is hanging by a Hezbollah-supplied thread.

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Six terrorists killed in Nassar Hospital, according to IDF

The grim calculus of war has once again cast its shadow over Gaza, where the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have confirmed that six of the roughly twenty Palestinians killed in a tank shelling of Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis were Hamassholes. 

The revelation, announced on Tuesday, does little to quell the storm of questions surrounding the IDF's decision to unleash such blunt force on a medical facility, a decision that numerous IDF officials have already condemned as a grave misstep, favoring the sledgehammer of tank fire over the scalpel of precision operations.The IDF's Chief of Staff, Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir, did not offer this disclosure as a vindication of the military’s actions. Far from it. This was merely the second drip of information in an ongoing probe into why tank shells were greenlit for an operation in a hospital and who, in the chain of command, gave the fateful order. 

Curiously, the IDF's statement drew a line between potential errors by field commanders and those at the Southern Command Headquarters in Beersheba, as if to suggest the fault might be shared across the echelons of power.

Zamir's admission that the target was a video surveillance camera, not the six terrorists, only deepens the unease. Reports indicate that Golani soldiers observed "suspicious movements," yet the order to fire was issued without certainty about the presence, number, or identity of Hamas operatives. "The site of an Israeli airstrike at the Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, August 25, 2025," as captured by Abed Rahim Khatib, stands as a haunting testament to the chaos that ensued. 

The IDF has yet to fully disclose which of the six were terrorists, though leaks suggest one was involved in the October 7 invasion, carrying a flag, not a weapon, and certainly not responsible for the 1,200 murders that day. Of the remaining casualties, it's a fair bet that all of the adults among them are fierce anti-Zionists/anti-Semites.

The IDF admitted early Monday afternoon that the attack, or at least its execution, was a mistake. The incident, which claimed the lives of journalists, including a Reuters contractor, cameraman Hussam al-Masri, and wounded others like photographer Hatem Khaled, swiftly ballooned into a global media firestorm. The Gaza health officials named three other journalists killed: Mariam Abu Dagga, who freelanced for the Associated Press and other outlets; Mohammed Salama, with Al Jazeera; and Moaz Abu Taha. A rescue worker also perished. 

"The hospital was reportedly operating at full capacity, treating more than 1,000 patients at the time of the strikes," Nasser Hospital Director Atef al-Hout told Al-Arabiya TV, noting that over fifty were wounded, most of whom cheered loudly on October 7, 2023.

The IDF's Tuesday message was clear: "The military said it did not intend to harm journalists or innocent Palestinian civilians." Yet the fact of a second round of shelling, which struck medical and media personnel rushing to aid victims of the first strike, complicates this narrative. This second barrage, condemned even more fiercely in global coverage, remains unexplained. IDF Spokesperson Brig.-Gen. Effie Defrin insisted on Monday night that the military strives to avoid civilian casualties, even when pursuing Hamas terrorists hiding in hospitals. Yet Defrin offered no specifics about the Hamas assets allegedly targeted, fueling speculation of internal IDF discord over the operation’s justification and execution.

Under Maj.-Gen. Yaniv Asor, who assumed command of IDF operations in Gaza in March, the military's record on civilian casualties has drawn scrutiny. Sources in the Israel Air Force have periodically criticized Asor for being less meticulous than his predecessor, Maj.-Gen. Yaron Finkelman, in minimizing civilian harm. The IDF's civilian-to-terrorist casualty ratio, once a point of grim pride at 60% civilians to 40% terrorists, has deteriorated sharply. Over the past six months, the IDF claims to have killed over 2,000 Hamas terrorists, while the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry reports 11,000 Gazan deaths. The IDF has long accused Hamas of inflating or fabricating civilian casualty figures, yet it has conspicuously declined to provide its own estimates, a departure from past conflicts.

This episode at Nasser Hospital is not merely a tactical blunder; it is a microcosm of the moral and strategic tightrope Israel walks in its war against Hamas. The use of hospitals as shields by terrorists is a tactic as old as it is reprehensible, yet the response cannot be indiscriminate. The IDF’s own officers, in their private condemnations, know this. The world, watching through the lens of dead journalists and shattered hospital wards, will not soon forget it.

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Airstrike Wipes Out Two Hamas Killers Behind Slaughter of Seven Israeli Soldiers

The IDF dropped the hammer on two Hamasshole scumbags responsible for the cold-blooded murder of seven Israeli soldiers in Khan Yunis last week, according to Israel National News. The terrorists, Musab Yaser Abdallah Jilban and Abd al-Latif Musa Hajjaj Barbah, got their one-way ticket to oblivion via an Israeli Air Force airstrike last Thursday in southern Gaza.

“These two terrorists played a direct role in the murder of our soldiers,” the IDF spat out in a statement, naming the fallen heroes: Lieutenant Matan Shai Yashinovski; Staff Sergeants Alon Davidov, Ronel Ben-Moshe, and Niv Radia; and Sergeants Ronen Shapiro, Shahar Manoav, and Maayan Baruch Pearlstein. These brave souls were cut down on June 24 while operating in Khan Yunis under the 188th Armored Brigade’s offensive.

Here’s how it went down, per a military probe first reported by Army Radio’s Doron Kadosh: the soldiers were holed up in a Puma armored personnel carrier, taking cover from a nearby Israeli airstrike. Out of nowhere, a terrorist sprinted up, climbed onto the APC, and chucked an explosive inside. No pre-planted bomb, no rigged trap—just a gutless, up-close attack.

The IDF made it clear the troops did everything by the book, using the armored vehicle to shield themselves from shrapnel or collapsing buildings. Just before the blast, another unit in the same battalion took an RPG hit and an explosive attack, leaving two more soldiers wounded—one seriously, one lightly.

The military’s not slowing down. “The IDF will not rest until all those responsible for harming our soldiers and civilians are brought to justice,” they vowed, promising to keep hunting terrorist filth in Gaza.

This attack ranks among the deadliest single strikes on Israeli forces in the ongoing Gaza conflict. Hamas’s cowardly tactics won’t break Israel’s resolve—they’re just signing their own death warrants.

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IDF strikes Khan Yunis in Gaza and Kafr Kila in southern Lebanon

The Middle East is a tinderbox, and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are tossing matches. On Saturday, the IDF issued evacuation warnings to Gazan residents in Nuseirat and other central Gaza neighborhoods, urging them to hightail it south to Al-Mawasi. Why? Because the IDF allegedly hammered targets in southern Khan Yunis in Gaza and even took a swing at Kafr Kila in south Lebanon, according to Arab media. 

Nothing says "weekend plans" like airstrikes and artillery fire, right?

In Lebanon, Hezbollah's mouthpiece Al-Mayadeen reported that "an Israeli aircraft dropped a bomb" in Kafr Kila. No word on whether it came with a gift receipt. Meanwhile, in Gaza, Palestinian sources claimed IDF artillery flattened residential buildings in southern Khan Yunis. If you’re keeping score, that’s a lot of rubble for one morning and cleanup in Aisle 3.

The IDF’s Arabic spokesman, Avichay Adraee, doubled down, calling on residents of Nuseirat, Badr, Al-Zahra, and other central Gaza neighborhoods to pack up and head to Al-Mawasi. No coffee breaks, folks, just move south, asap. This comes amid Israel’s approval of 22 new West Bank settlements, a move that’s got the Palestinian statehood crowd fuming and Hamas digging in deeper, per the Jerusalem Post. 

Things got spicier in Khan Yunis. 

Just a day earlier, members of the Abu Shabab group seized control of Nasser Hospital after what Gazan media called "heavy exchanges of fire." Picture this: an Israeli soldier standing in a tunnel under the European Hospital in Khan Yunis on June 8, 2025, as captured by Reuters’ Ronen Zvulun. Hamas, meanwhile, is reportedly trying to round up some of the players involved in the hospital takeover. Drama on top of drama.

Yasser Abu Shabab, presumably the guy in charge, went on Army Radio to set the record straight: “We are not working with Israel,” he insisted. “They are simple weapons that we collected from the local population.” Sure, just a neighborhood cleanup crew with AK-47s. But he didn’t slam the door on future coordination with the IDF, adding it would be for “humanitarian purposes.” Translation: don’t call it a bromance yet, but keep the line open.

So, here we are: evacuations, airstrikes, hospital takeovers, and settlement approvals, all while the region teeters on the edge. Just another day in the neighborhood; or is it a sign of bigger explosions to come?

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IDF kills 50 Hamassholes in northern and central Gaza

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have dispatched 50 Hamas fighters to their eternal reward in northern and central Gaza, according to a Monday announcement from the IDF. Not that their eternal reward was in northern and central Gaza, that's where they were killed, but their reward is in a place much hotter.

To be precise, Division 252 has been busy around the Netzarim Corridor in central Gaza and sundry areas to the north, uncovering a tunnel network stretching a full kilometer - a subterranean surprise missed in previous incursions.

Not content with mere spelunking, the IDF also obliterated a rocket fabrication facility. This could prove consequential as Hamas has resumed its irritating habit of lobbing rockets - in admittedly paltry numbers - at the Gaza Corridor of late. "By air and land: Attacking Hamas" - a pithy summary of the IDF's recent exertions.

Earlier that Monday, the IDF declared it was extending its invasion to virgin territory in Rafah. 

The previous day, with hostage talks teetering at a tipping point, the Gaza war seemed to be coasting along on autopilot. From Thursday to Sunday last week, aerial assaults persisted and limited ground probes occurred, but no major escalation materialized - a far cry from the IDF's more vigorous invasions earlier in the conflict or the dire forecasts of a month ago, when a new hostage deal seemed a distant prospect.

With little news to report on the Gaza front in recent days, the Israeli government appears to have flashed a cautionary amber light, pausing the invasion's momentum to allow space for negotiating a new hostage accord with Hamas. This came just prior to the IDF going deeper into Gaza, which probably had most residents head out to the al-Mawasi humanitarian zone 

 before the IDF plunges deeper into Gaza, likely forcing most residents to decamp for the al-Mawasi humanitarian zone on the Mediterranean shore.

Prior to Monday, the IDF's last claim of eliminating dozens of Hamas terrorists came the previous Thursday. Friday and Sunday were silent days for IDF Gaza war updates, while Saturday brought a lone minor report of a foray into a less vital Rafah sector, plus news of assorted air strikes. 

The last significant ground operation was March 26, when the IDF mandated a mass Palestinian exodus from northern Gaza - Zeitoun, Rimal, Tel-al-awa and two other districts - adding to prior evacuations from Beit Lahiya, Beit Hanoun, and Jabalia. Most key northern Gaza Hamas strongholds, barring downtown Gaza City, Shejaiya, and Shaati, were thus emptied, making those March 26 maneuvers noteworthy.

That same day, the IDF pummeled Gaza areas responsible for an unspecified impact near Zimrat in the Gaza Corridor. Hamas's March 26 rocket volley failed to kill, but one of the two projectiles penetrated defenses, and the Gazan terror outfits retain the capacity to fire a handful of rockets simultaneously. Same on Saturday, when the IDF hit Khan Yunis zones that had mortared nearby IDF troops.

Zooming out, the most devastating blow of this renewed strife was undoubtedly March 18, when the air force flattened some 80 high-value targets - including numerous senior Hamas politicos - in a mere 10 minutes. 

A few days of steady escalation and invasion into various Gaza sectors ensued, seemingly peaking on March 26 with potential to expand further into Gaza City, fresh parts of Khan Yunis, and central Gaza. Instead, it has leveled off for now.

Last week, a cabal of senior reservists urged IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir to widen the invasion pronto and squeeze Hamas to the max, even as hostage advocates pressed the government to strike a new bargain with the Gazan terror group and suspend the latest hostilities. Israel resumed combat after a 42-day ceasefire, followed by an almost three-week stalemate between the parties on the ceasefire's next phase.

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Israel seems serious about winning the war: considering cutting off power to Gaza and resume fighting

Folks, let's cut through the garbage and get to the facts. Israel's government, according to the national broadcaster Kan, is mulling over some serious measures to pressure those terrorist scumcrumpets in Hamas to release more hostages. This comes after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went kaput over the weekend.

On Sunday, the first phase of the January 19th ceasefire expired, and these clowns couldn't agree on extending the hostages-for-truce deal or moving to phase two. Israel, being the reasonable party, embraced an American proposal to extend the truce through Ramadan and Passover, ending April 19th, in exchange for all remaining hostages in two transfers. But Hamas, in their infinite wisdom, insists Israel negotiate a full IDF withdrawal from Gaza. Give me a break.

So, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, showing some testosterone, ordered a halt to aid flowing into Gaza until Hamas resumes releasing hostages. Later that day, Israeli media reported Jerusalem's got a plan to squeeze Hamas until they cry uncle.

Channel 14 says Energy Minister Eli Cohen (Likud) will propose to the cabinet that Israel cut off Gaza from its electric grid. 

After Hamas' barbaric invasion on October 7th, Israel rightly severed Gaza's electric supply, leaving them reliant on generators and dealing with rolling blackouts. Last July, Israel, in a moment of misplaced generosity, resumed electricity to parts of Gaza for public facilities like water treatment and desalination. If Cohen's plan goes through, Gaza could face total blackouts once their fuel runs dry. Boo hoo.

If you're serious about winning a war, you take away your enemy's comforts and advantages.

But wait, there's more! Kan reports Jerusalem's considering evacuating northern Gaza again, sealing it off, and relocating residents to Khan Yunis and Rafah. And if that’s not enough, Israel might resume hostilities within a week, using heavy air munitions that Dementia Joe Biden banned.

Release the hostages or face the consequences of your idiotic choices Hamas. Israel’s done playing games with you terrorist losers.

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Hamas refused to release of hostages after ICRC refused to glow in the glee

The scumwafers of Hamas wanted the Red Cross to take part in the upbeat ceremony of the deaths of the Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas, along with Oded Lifshitz, but they initially refused to partake in the celebrations because it makes for bad press when sweet innocent babies are killed, their mother and an old man. Channel 12 reported the news Thursday.

Due to the refusal, the Hamassholes threatened not to transfer the bodies of the hostages.

During the release of the hostages, a Red Cross representative signed Hamas documents on a stage in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, after which Hamas terrorists handed over the coffins to Red Cross vehicles.

The people who call themselves Palestinians and Hamas celebrated in the streets and many even brought along their own children to watch the festivities.

The Red Cross then transferred the locked coffins to the custody of IDF and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) forces within the Gaza Strip.

On Wednesday, ahead of the expected release, the Red Cross called for privacy and dignity in the release, as if Hamas would actually allow propaganda optics to get past them.

"We must be clear: any degrading treatment during release operations is unacceptable," the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said in a statement, as reported by the Jerusalem Post.

The four coffins of the murdered hostages arrived at the L. Greenberg Institute of Forensic Medicine at Abu Kabir for identification.

At the end of the identification process, an official announcement will be given to the families.

Upon reception of the coffins, they were wrapped with Israeli flags, and the Military Rabbinate chief, Brigadier-General Rabbi Eyal Krim, recited Psalm 83:

Psalm 83
A song. A psalm of Asaph.
1 O God, do not remain silent;
do not turn a deaf ear,
do not stand aloof, O God.
2 See how your enemies growl,
how your foes rear their heads.
3 With cunning they conspire against your people;
they plot against those you cherish.
4 “Come,” they say, “let us destroy them as a nation,
so that Israel’s name is remembered no more.”
5 With one mind they plot together;
they form an alliance against you—
6 the tents of Edom and the Ishmaelites,
of Moab and the Hagrites,
7 Byblos, Ammon and Amalek,
Philistia, with the people of Tyre.
8 Even Assyria has joined them
to reinforce Lot’s descendants.
9 Do to them as you did to Midian,
as you did to Sisera and Jabin at the river Kishon,
10 who perished at Endor
and became like dung on the ground.
11 Make their nobles like Oreb and Zeeb,
all their princes like Zebah and Zalmunna,
12 who said, “Let us take possession
of the pasturelands of God.”
13 Make them like tumbleweed, my God,
like chaff before the wind.
14 As fire consumes the forest
or a flame sets the mountains ablaze,
15 so pursue them with your tempest
and terrify them with your storm.
16 Cover their faces with shame, Lord,
so that they will seek your name.
17 May they ever be ashamed and dismayed;
may they perish in disgrace.
18 Let them know that you, whose name is the Lord—
that you alone are the Most High over all the earth.

The IDF added that the episode was dutifully recorded with photos and videos but that nothing will be distributed to the public until and if the families of the deceased so approve.

It's time to completely obliterate Hamas and every person involved in the October 7, 2023 massacre of Israelis, the kidnapping of 251 Israeli citizens that day, and everyone, to the last adult, involved in terrorism against Israelis, be they Jews, Christians, Muslims, Druze, atheists and anyone else affected by the hatred and violence.

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IDF strike in Gaza kills Islamic Jihad Intelligence Commander along with others

Osama Gadallah has new pronouns: was and were. He was a senior commander in military intelligence with Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Guess he wasn't intelligent enough to be elsewhere when an Israeli airstrike took him to meet his 72 virgin goats in hell. 

Israeli Defense Forces made the announcement of Gadallah's demise on Thursday. He had played a major role in the October 7 attacks that killed 1,200 Israelis and kidnapped 253. He was targeted in Rafah, in southern Gaza when he was blown to kibbles and bits.

In addition to blowing up Gadallah, IDF forces engaged in fierce combat in Khan Yunis and the outskirts of Deir al-Balah, resulting in the deaths of numerous terrorists. These regions have become hotspots for military confrontations as Israel intensifies its operations against Hamas and other militant factions. Over the past day, Israeli airstrikes have targeted 40 Hamas sites, including manned firing positions and critical terrorist infrastructure.

This escalation in conflict comes on the heels of Israel's successful rescue of 52-year-old hostage Farhan Al Qadi on Tuesday, followed by the recovery of a soldier's body on Wednesday. These efforts are part of Israel's broader strategic campaign in retaliation for the brutal attacks initiated by Hamas on October 7.

Hamas still holds captive two Israeli civilians since 2014 and 2015, and the bodies of two soldiers killed in 2014.

Israel continues to launch intense military operations focusing on destroying the terrorist networks that is responsible for the violent terrorism.

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Israeli hostage had multiple gunshot wounds: were likely executed in captivity

The IDF disclosed to the bereaved families that at least some of the six Israeli hostages, whose bodies were recently recovered from the Gaza Strip, may have been murdered by their captors while under the custody of the Hamas terror organization.
This week, IDF forces operating in Khan Yunis recovered the remains of Alex Dancyg, 75, Yagev Buchshtav, 35, Chaim Peri, 79, Yoram Metzger, 80, Nadav Popplewell, 51, and Avraham Munder, 78.

Based on information gathered by the Shin Bet internal security agency, Israeli soldiers from the elite Yahalom special engineering unit discovered the bodies in a hidden tunnel in the southern Gaza city.

All six men were abducted from Kibbutz Nirim and Kibbutz Nir Oz, both of which are located near the Gaza border.

On Thursday, Israel National News reported that the IDF had informed some of the families of the six hostages that forensic examinations of the bodies revealed bullet wounds, suggesting that the victims were shot while in captivity, rather than dying as a result of Israeli airstrikes on Hamas positions.

The Israeli military estimates that some of the hostages were likely murdered in captivity after being brought to Gaza alive from Nirim and Nir Oz, while others may have been killed due to IDF airstrikes.
In a statement released Thursday, an IDF spokesman said that the estimates were based on “an identification process carried out at the National Institute of Forensic Medicine, together with the Israel Police and the hostages unit in the Manpower Directorate, which is in charge of supporting the families of the hostages.”

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IDF finds yet more explosives inside UNRWA supplies near Gaza school

IDF soldiers from the 59th Battalion discovered a cache of weapons that include explosives, suicide vests, and intelligence documents, while conducting searches near a school complex, the IDF reported Thursday afternoon.

Additionally, the soldiers found UNRWA sacks containing hidden explosives intended to target IDF soldiers.

The fighting 162nd Division of the IDF killed about 50 Hamassholes and destroyed their infrastructure near Tel al-Sultan in Rafah between Wednesday and Thursday morning. This included a terror cell that was identified by the Nahal reconnaissance unit, which the IAF struck.

Division 98 operated in the area of Khan Yunis and the outskirts of Deir al-Balah, where they destroyed Hamas infrastructure, discovered rockets, and killed terrorists who loved death more than they loved life, unlike Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar who only wants a ceasefire with Israel if they will guarantee they won't kill him, because the "I love death . . . " yadda yadda, 'is for thee; not for me' he seems to believe.

Israeli Air Force fighter jets also attacked a weapons depot located near a Hamas military site that had previously served as the Salah al-Din School in Gaza City Wednesday evening. At least in this strike, Hamas wasn't holding babies hostage to serve as shields and make Israel look bad.

In several joint operations between the IAF and Division 252, multiple terrorist cells were targeted in the central Gaza Strip, and a booby-trapped building was destroyed.

It's obvious that Hamas is losing in Rafah and is losing the war overall. Now all they need to do is get Sinwar and destroy the coward.

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IDF kills 20 Hamassholes in Rafah and messes up their stuff

The Israeli Defense Forces eliminated at least 20 Hamassholes in Rafah and destroyed their rocket launchers that were aimed at Israel using fighter jets in the area where the projectiles were launched into Nirim on Friday.

The Nahal Brigade soldiers killed over 20 armed jihadis, targeted terrorist infrastructure, and found weapons, including a machine gun, Kalashnikov rifles, grenades, and military equipment while operating in the Rafah area over the past day, the IDF reported Sunday morning.

The Israeli military under the 162nd Division remains in Rafah and are going above ground and in the terror tunnels.  

Troops under Division 98 went deeper into operations in the Khan Yunis area and outside of Deir al-Balah.

Meanwhile, the Biden-Harris puppet masters are continuing to try for a ceasefire in order to allow some hostages to be released, and for Hamas to reload.

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Hostage rescue location info came from Shin Bet interrogation

The bodies of five Israeli hostages from Gaza on Thursday was made possible by the intelligence obtained by Shin Bet interrogations of terrorists, said former Shin Bet officer, Yossi Amrosi on Friday morning. The operation recovered the bodies of three civilians and two IDF soldiers who were kidnapped from Khan Yunis and taken hostage on October 7, the Jerusalem Post reports.

Amrosi said that "this was an operation that arose from intelligence deriving from Shin Bet investigations, carried out by investigators at detention facilities. In this war, there are a high number of detainees, and for the Shin Bet, it's like an intelligence treasure trove."

He went on to say that Shin Bet was able to gather the information "very quickly" into  "high-quality intelligence that would help the IDF soldiers in the field." The interrogations by the investigators led them to the exact location of the five bodies. "There is no doubt that these interrogations bring high-quality data," adding that seven hostages have been rescued alive as a result, referring to the separate rescues on June 8th, February 12th, and October 30th.

Khan Yunis

"Terrorists who two days ago were fighting you in the field and are now suddenly brought to the facilities, and the interrogators must use many methods and tricks to make them speak. It is very satisfying. You are an investigator of a Gazan terrorist, so of course, the first thing you will ask him is what he knows about the hostages." Amrosi said.

He also noted that "the moment the IDF told the population to leave that area [Khan Yunis], everyone left, including the terrorists, leaving the bodies unattended. Therefore, I strongly believe that the IDF is determined."

"We will continue the work and will not give up until we reach all the hostages, both the living and the dead," he promised.

Who would have believed on October 8th that this war would still be going on? However, many now believe that the fate of the hostages still in captivity looks very grim.

As far as the deceased Israelis now recovered, may their memory be a blessing to us all and may G-d protect the IDF and Israelis under attack.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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IDF eliminates another senior Hamas terrorist

Hamasshole official Akram Abd Al-Rahman Husein Salamah [aka: AAARHS, pronounced "arse"] was killed by the IDF and Israel's Shin Bet in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday in a joint operation, the IDF announced. [H/T Jerusalem Post]

According to the good news for Israel, the operation succeeded as a result of IDF and Shin Bet intelligence, and the Israeli Air Force, whose fighter jets ultimately carried out the strike that killed the Jew-hating human dung pile faster than one could say his whole name.

Akram was a senior Hamasshole official who held top key positions, including Deputy Head of the Khan Yunis district. He was involved in many attacks on Israel and the fact that he was killed came as a great shock to him.

Akram was responsible for planning and executing many terror attacks in Israeli territory, as well as directing Hamas activities in the Gaza Strip aimed at killing IDF soldiers during the ground operation. But the tables were turned and he's now counting his virgins to make sure he didn't get screwed over.

This announcement comes following the unconfirmed Israeli strike on senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps official, Mohammad Reza Zahedi in Damascus earlier this week. 

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IDF, IAF neutralizes 25 terrorists in the past day in Gaza

On a positive note, the Israeli Air Force along with IDF ground troops, killed about 25 terrorists in the past 24 hours. The fighting took place in Khan Yunis and Nuseirat, the Israeli media reported.

Givati units identified a pair of scumcrumpets entering and then leaving a terrorist base of operations, and Israeli aircraft quickly attacked and sent the pair to rack up a total of 144 virgins--an entire gross of virgins one might say--as they were blown to smithereens in Khan Yunis, former home to Hamasshole leader Yahya Sinwar.

Sinwar is currently on the run as he tunnels underground like a cowardly mole.

The 215th Combat Brigade ["Goooo Mazoh Snappers!"]  killed about 15 Hamassholes in the Nusirat area as well. 

The Nahal Brigade continues to operate in the center of the Gaza Strip and has killed about ten terrorists over the past day.

There is no choice for Israel other than to destroy Hamas and totally eliminate its leaders, as is happening 72 virgins at a time.

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Hamas terrorist responsible for Kibbutz Be'eri rocket attack gets "virginized" from above

A Hamas jihadi who thought he would get away with firing a rocket at Kibbutz Be'eri yesterday thought wrong. In a rapid response after the lone terrorist attempted to kill anyone he could in Israel, the IAF [Israeli Air Force] identified his location and blew him to smithereens where he will now spend his time trying to placate 72 women who claim to be virgins, although some appear to have Adam's apples.

The rocket was fired from the central Gaza Strip and landed near the kibbutz. The IDF's Nahal Brigade immediately spotted the launch site and an airstrike neutralized his ass in Gaza City with the help of the IAF.

Meanwhile, further operations in western Khan Yunis led to the discovery and elimination of additional armed cells. A large weapons cache, including AK-47s, drones, explosive devices and an RPG were also recovered.

IDF ground troops, in coordination with the IAF, successfully thwarted multiple attempted attacks by targeting and eliminating operatives approaching their positions. 

It's beginning to look a lot like Hamas is operating haphazardly, like the way their rockets tend to fly, and supposedly the morale of the crazed troglodytes is waning. 

Hamas has also ended their relationship with former Gaza leader-turned-coward Yahya Sinwar who was last seen "getting out of Dodge," so to speak, with his family consisting of wives and little terrorists at his heels. 

The IDF special forces also conducted targeted raids, seizing weapons and neutralizing armed operatives in the region.

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Hamas launches rocket: Israel returns the favor with better aim

Bahdahbing!

A Hamasshole terrorist in Gaza launched a bunch of rockets toward Ashkelon on Saturday afternoon--the day of the Jewish Sabbath--the IDF reported.

The IDF quickly identified where the rocket site was located and destroyed it in the time it takes for Dominoes to deliver a pizza.

The Nahal Brigade helped identify the launch site, and it was found in the al-Furqan area in the north of the Gaza Strip. It is now mostly a hole in the ground and the terrorists who tried to kill Jews, are each chatting up 72 virgins.

Most of northern Gaza is Hamasshole free but the Jerusalem Post reports that there is a claim a resurgence of the terrorists after the area was evacuated by Israeli troops.

The fighting of late, however, has mostly been in the south, mainly around the Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis. IDF soldiers take the risk of going in and fight man-to-man if necessary in order to avoid collateral damage as much as possible. Don't believe what Hamasshole apologists say when they call Israel genocidal--if anything, it's totally the other way around, and they announce that intention.

Also, don't believe that it's Israel who is stalling negotiations--it's definitely Hamas because they don't want to let the hostages go free. But it's the Hamasshole political head of the snake, billionaire Ismail Haniyeh, who blames Israel for lack of progress in getting a ceasefire.

Israel has called Hamas's demands delusional, [and probably schizophrenic] saying in a statement on Wednesday, "Israel will not give in to Hamas’s delusional demands. Israel did not receive in Cairo any new proposal from Hamas on the release of our hostages."

The world appears to hate the fact that Israel is not passively taking the October 7 massacre. Why should they allow these creatures, who want to kill them and their families, to get away without the consequences of losing a war they started again?

#AmYisraelChai

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BREAKING: IDF finds boxes of medications meant for Gaza hostages in hospital

Israeli officials on Friday have updated the families of hostages kidnapped to Gaza. They said that the IDF found boxes of medicine meant for the use of their loved ones in Hamas' clutches. The discovery was made at the Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

They were able to make that claim as the names of the hostages were on the boxes of meds meant to reach them.

This discovery is being examined, the IDF said.

Israeli forces launched a dangerous targeted operation within the hospital on Thursday, aiming to apprehend Hamas terrorists and recover the bodies of hostages. Israel tends to minimize collateral damage, i.e.,  avoid harming the few innocent Palestinians who don't wish to kill Jews, by going house-to-house rather than simply blowing up the place. They did the same with Nasser Hospital in spite of believing there were no hostages there at the time.

Israel's IDF has always been the most moral military force in the world.

More information may be forthcoming.

#AmYsraelChai

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Israeli Defense Forces destroys waves of Hamassholes in Khan Yunis, Gaza

The Jews aren't so easy to screw with anymore.

The IDF successfully went head-to-head Saturday morning with the Hamas terrorists and ended up ending a gaggle of them in the Gaza city of Khan Yunis, Israel's military reported.

They also noted that troops of the Maglan Unit operating under the Commando Brigade, raided a number of terrorist targets deep in Khan Yunis, including a military depot where a significant amount of ammunition, weapons, and various technological assets were found.

The fire array of the brigade directed an aircraft that successfully eliminated three Hamassholes who were busy planting explosives near the Israel forces when they instead were blown to smithereens.

While this was going down, soldiers in the Egoz unit engaged and killed a load of armed terrorists in close quarters combat.

And then, the Givati Brigade’s combat team eliminated a herd of Hamasshole terrorist in various encounters in the Khan Yunis area, the IDF said, in different words.

Tank also eliminated seven terrorists who fired RPG [rocket propelled grenades] at IDF troops and were summarily eliminated from the fight. They were hiding inside a structure in the area.

The IDF also reportedly eliminated additional armed terrorists carrying Kalashnikovs and yelling Allahu Akbar, which didn't help them.

Also in Khan Yunis, the 7th Brigade’s fire array painted a target and an aircraft eliminated a terrorist the IDF said.

Fun Fact: Over 100 Hamas, PIJ terrorists killed by IDF commandos last week

Meanwhile, people who can't tolerate the fact that Israel is fighting back and actually winning after they had been attacked on October 7th, are telling Israel to stop shooting so that Hamas can do what they vowed to do, which is to continue attacking Israel until all the Jews are no longer alive.

And these same idiots say that Israel is guilty of genocide, not the Arabs who are actually calling for it.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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