Hamas: We Tried to Kidnap a Soldier
Hamas admits it tried to kidnap an IDF soldier in an incident when its terrorists breached the border. The attempt failed.
Hamas admits it tried to kidnap an IDF soldier in an incident when its terrorists breached the border. The attempt failed.

A house near the Gaza border was directly hit by a mortar shell; terrorists infiltrated into Israel near Nahal Oz. One was eliminated

Soldiers need their strength, and fighting terrorists to save Jewish lives trumps the custom not to eat meat this week, IDF Rabbis said.

As Hamas continued firing rockets at Israel, Arabs continued rioting in the rest of the country.

Danny Dayan of the Council of Judea and Samaria said that the Obama administration suffered from a 'perversion of morality'

Hamas said Monday that it expects Egypt to adjust cease-fire proposals to favor its demands. Meanwhile, it kept up rocket fire at Israel.

To show Israel's appreciation for their 'bravery under fire,' B'nei Akiva members will welcome airline staff arriving at Ben Gurion Airport.

IHH organizing a "Freedom Flotilla II", claims again it will be carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza.

During a televised interview as he donated blood to "Gaza martyrs", PA Chairman's son verbally attacked Israel.

Anti-Israel protests continue in Europe: Thousands protest in Dutch port against what some labelled Israel's “genocide in Gaza”.

Iran's Foreign Minister criticizes the United Nations for failing to end Israel's operation in Gaza.

"We need a break from the fire that is coming from the Obama administration," says MK following President's conversation with Netanyahu.

IDF confirms firing a mortar round into UNRWA school in Gaza, but says the school was empty at the time.

Obama reiterates "serious and growing concern about the rising number of Palestinian civilian deaths" in conversation with Israeli PM.

Members of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee 'were not shocked' by news of the Hamas tunnels, said MK Zev Elkin

Jews who refuse to leave “Palestine” will be subject to beheading, a Gaza terror group said.

Reuven Rivlin spent his first full day as President of Israel visiting families of soldiers killed in action in Gaza.

Sources said that Islamic Jihad's big 'surprise' was a long-range, explosive-laden Iranian-made rocket.

Jewish Home activists and MKs visited soldiers on the Gaza front, and came away impressed and inspired.

Tens of thousands of people gathered at the Kotel to pray for G-d's help in destroying Hamas.

A new Turkish flotilla would be accompanied by Turkish naval forces, organizers of the project said.

IDF soldiers fighting the battle against Hamas are being forced into another battle - against missionaries. 'They've crossed a red line'.

Dr. Aryeh Bachrach has a novel way to deal with the flight bans declared last week by US and EU authorities.

Reeling from IAF strikes, Hamas flip-flops once again on truce deal - and allegedly retracts some demands for leverage.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade, Fatah's “military wing”, declares "open war" over Israel's operation in Gaza.

French police arrest 70 people after banned pro-Palestinian Arab protest in central Paris degenerates into clashes.

Two soldiers who were wounded during Operation Protective Edge pass away in hospital.

Islamist group seeking to replenish depleted stockpiles of rockets, improve ground forces performance in face of IDF operation.

As part of the IDF's commitment to minimizing civilian casualties, it has set up a field hospital capable of advanced medical treatment.

Israel and Hamas agree to a 12-hour ceasefire in Gaza starting at 8:00 a.m. Saturday.

Hezbollah chief promises to support Gaza, threatens Israel against expanding its offensive.

U.S. official says Israel has agreed to a 12-hour unilateral ceasefire, as Kerry says he will continue efforts to secure a ceasefire.

Air France resumes flights to Tel Aviv after halting services to Israel earlier this week because of the Gaza conflict.

EU calls on Hamas and Israel "to agree to an immediate ceasefire based on the November 2012 ceasefire agreement."

Gaza terrorists fire a salvo of rockets towards southern and central Israel, as Cabinet rejects Kerry's ceasefire.

Cabinet unanimously votes to reject the ceasefire proposed by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.

IDF paratroopers explain how they foiled an attempted ambush by terrorists in Gaza.

Iranian parliament speaker boasts that his country provided Hamas with the technology it has used to rain down rockets on Israel.

U.S. focusing on a week-long humanitarian ceasefire, during which intensive negotiations will tackle other disputes, according to officials.

UNRWA's claims that an evacuation of a Gaza school was prevented are untrue, says the IDF.

The parents of Moshe Hirt, who was wounded in Gaza, were brought to Israel thanks to El Al and the head of Moshe’s yeshiva.

Foreign Ministry video demonstrates the reality that Israelis face every day, sometimes ten times a day.

After scoring a near-hit on Ben Gurion Airport, Hamas terrorists were apparently trying to bomb Israel's other airport.

Israeli officials say school was located in one of terrorists' central rocket-firing zones; rockets reportedly misfired, fell in the area.

US Secretary of State turns to Islamist-led Qatar and Turkey to help pressure Hamas into accepting a ceasefire with Israel.

Reserve soldiers are picking up the burden in Judea and Samaria from regular army soldiers who are being moved down to Gaza.

After voting in favor of UN Human Rights Council investigation into Israel's operation in Gaza, Pakistan calls for end to Israeli blockade.

Prime Minister says IDF has struck a 'significant blow' to Hamas; more than 30 'terror tunnels' located since ground op. began.

Egyptian security forces eliminated a terrorist who tried to blow himself up near IDF soldiers; disarmed Grad rockets aiming for Israel.

Aid money, following $47 million US aid package, to go to Gaza - despite the risk it will end up in Hamas's coffers.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expresses "outrage and regret" over the placing of rocket in UN-run schools.

Deputy head of the radical Islamic Movement in Israel threatens that Gaza will repay Israel "in spades".

Turkey's national carrier extends its suspension of direct flights to Tel Aviv, cites security reasons.

United States and Canada criticize the United Nations Human Rights Council over its intention to investigate the IDF's operations in Gaza.

"The only way to deal with this savage regime is to continue resistance," says Iran's supreme leader.

"We decided when to start the operation and we will also decide how to move forward," says Finance Minister.

Foreign Minister slams United Nations Human Rights Council over its intention to investigate the IDF's operations in Gaza.

30,000 people attended the funeral of lone soldier Sergeant Max Steinberg in Jerusalem.

US Secretary of State reportedly sees 'signs of progress' in brokering truce between Israel, Hamas; on the ground, little has changed.

Army says IDF troops coming under fire 'for days' from Hamas and Islamic Jihad gunmen operating from Al Wafa hospital.
