Gaza
How will Khalil al-Hayya's past shape Hamas' future? - analysis
By having its leaders abroad, it can claim it handed over control and still maintain power behind the scenes. Hayya will be key to this next step.
Rollout of IDF alleged Gaza war crimes probe delayed again, source of delay unclear - exclusive
IDF kills two PIJ terrorists, one of whom commanded Inbar Hayman's abduction at Nova festival
Hamas names Khalil al-Hayya, former wartime negotiator, as new head of political bureau
Hamas attacks Gaza aid sites, holds Palestinians ransom for expended ammunition expenses - report
One source also said that Hamas had been smuggling various goods inside trucks belonging to aid organizations, as well as commercial ones, in order to generate funds.
Rodent infestation rises in Gaza border communities, hundreds of traps set out
Residents have reported finding droppings near children's beds and even incidents where injured residents needed to be hospitalized for proper treatment.
IDF has killed at least around 420 Gazan terrorists since Oct. 2025 ceasefire, 'Post' learns
At least half of the Gazans killed in the past nine months are likely combatants.
Far-right Nahala settler movement agrees not to enter Gaza, end march at lookout on border
The march, titled "Thousands march to Gaza," bears the slogan "After 21 years, we're returning home," referencing the 2005 disengagement from Gush Katif.
IDF declares closed military zone ahead of Nahala group's march to Gaza with Smotrich, Ben-Gvir
The closed military zone extends from the Yad Mordechai junction, west of Highway 34, to the Sha'ar Hanegev junction, and from there west of Highway 232 to the Kerem Shalom area.
What Ro Khanna, Tucker Carlson, and Rahm Emanuel have in common - opinion
From Ro Khanna to Tucker Carlson, critics across the political spectrum are finding political value in attacking Israel.
Why Israel must reverse the 2005 Gaza withdrawal, resettle Gush Katif - opinion
Twenty-one years after the Gush Katif withdrawal, Israel must replace retreat with rebuilding and ensure Gaza can never again become a terror base.
After 100 years, Israel's kibbutzim are still adapting to war, change, and an uncertain future
Israel’s kibbutzim have moved far beyond agriculture, balancing industry, private income and community life while confronting the scars of October 7.
Will Mahmoud Abbas actually let Palestinians vote? Critics say he's testing the waters first
PALESTINIAN AFFAIRS: The PA president wants to remove any Israeli claim that Palestinians are not a partner for peace,’ said one Palestinian analyst, after the election announcement.
Haredi leaders, Yahya Sinwar: Different ideologies, the same refusal to face reality - opinion
In Keinon’s reading, Gaza’s devastation was not an unforeseen consequence. It was a price Sinwar was prepared to pay in the hope of igniting a regional war that would ultimately destroy Israel.
