Southern Residents Fear Hamas Rosh Hashana 'Surprise'
Kfar Aza resident tells Arutz Sheva he will be one of the few staying home for holidays, hopes for no surprise 'like Yom Kippur War.'
Kfar Aza resident tells Arutz Sheva he will be one of the few staying home for holidays, hopes for no surprise 'like Yom Kippur War.'

PA Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah says he has asked for $3.8 billion in urgent aid to help rebuild Gaza following the fighting.

Shrieks and cries of pain from nearby police building regularly interrupting lessons at Khan Younis school.

Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal rejects Israel's demand that Gaza be demilitarized, says weapons "are for fighting the occupying enemy."

Rabbi combines many of Judaism's brightest lights into one special ceremony – this Monday afternoon in the western Negev just outside Gaza.

Egyptian security busts tunnel runners, in what may have been smuggling attempt or part of recently revealed human trafficking ring.

Al-Qassam Brigades admit death in 'underground activities'; Hamas leader has said Brigades dug terror tunnels in last lull.

Hamas deputy leader says the group does not want another war with Israel, but says fighting is inevitable if blockade on Gaza isn't lifted.

Wrecked smuggling ship kills 100 Gazans en route to Italy, part of a mass exodus fleeing the Hamas enclave in recent months.

Hamas leader Mousa Abu Marzouq says indirect ceasefire negotiations will restart by September 24.

Renewed mortar fire and renewed terror tunnel building means many Jews near Gaza will leave for holidays - and may never return.

In a televised debate, a Fatah official and a newspaper editor in Egypt argued about Hamas's "achievements" during recent Gaza war.

IDF confirms first mortar attack since truce; Hamas denies responsibility, says it's dedicated to the ceasefire.

UN envoy Robert Serry says negotiators have reached agreement which also guarantees Hamas can't divert materials for terrorism.

In a Friday sermon, a Gazan cleric brandishes a gun and declares that weapons are the only means "to establish a caliphate."

Hamas executes a Palestinian Arab officer accused of spying for Israel, the latest in a series of similar incidents.

Palestinian Islamic Jihad wasted no time after Israel agreed to a ceasefire last month, and are busily preparing for the next round.

Man taken in for interrogation after attempting to infiltrate into Israel armed with a knife.

Senior Fatah official Tawfiq Tirawi slams Hamas executions, brutalization of Fatah members in Gaza, compares with ISIS.

Unless Israel gives in to its demands, Islamist terror group likely to resume violence, says Tzahi Hanegbi - but not quite yet.

All celebrations - including weddings - banned from the public eye out of 'solidarity' with families still reeling from war.

Ban Ki-Moon tells Arab paper he will 'put on trial' those who struck schools - despite their rampant use as terror sites and weapons caches.

Egypt will host a donors conference on the reconstruction of Gaza in October, after the UN says $550 million will be needed for Gaza.

Gaza terror group gets diplomatic boon and expands rocket reach in each campaign against Israel, says foreign minister.

UN and PA call for funds without specifying supervision of usage; admit countries hesitating to donate to Hamas terror govt.

Turkish energy minister rejects $2.2 billion gas pipeline project with Israel, unless it makes 'peace' with Hamas terrorists.

Residents of Gaza Belt demand government action as Hamas restarts digging, warn of regional desertion and loss of faith in government.

Palestinian Authority chief rejected offer by Egypt to create a state 5 times the size of Gaza, give up 1967 borders.

Amid final round of nuclear negotiations, Iranian president brags of providing weapons to terror group fighting Israel.

President speaks about reconstruction of Hamas enclave with Norwegian FM, who links situation with Islamic State.

PA chairman says in Cairo he 'can't trust Hamas,' makes outlandish claim that Hamas only lost '50 fighters' in Gaza, while Fatah lost 850.

Ex-Yesha Council director Pinhas Wallerstein tells Arutz Sheva he 'owed it to himself' to be in Nahal Oz as mortars fell.

Deputy speaker of the Palestinian parliament accuses Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah of "negligence" towards Gaza.

One of the Canadian Liberal Party leader's top advisers accuses Israel of firing "indiscriminately onto Palestinian women and children".

Senior security source says death of soldiers near Rafah in Sinai was caused by a bomb in tunnel under main traffic circle.

Shurat Hadin civil rights group turns to International Criminal Court over Hamas's summary executions of dozens of 'collaborators'.

Council member says she is still worried about why soldiers left Gaza border town unguarded, credits media exposure for forcing return.

New IDF video provides an inside look at one of the many Hamas terror tunnels destroyed during Operation Protective Edge.

Egypt’s ambassador to the Palestinian Authority says Cairo is in contact with PA and Israel to determine a date for further talks.

Residents of Netiv Ha'asarah, on the border with Gaza, astonished to find soldiers sent to guard them had disappeared.

Canadian documentary-maker reveals simultaneous trends denial and support for the holocaust in Ramallah.

In a worrying illustration of IS network in Gaza, Saudi Arabian veteran of jihadi battlefields had traveled from Syria to fight Israel.

Finance Minister calls to convene a regional summit with Middle Eastern leaders with the goal of rehabilitating and demilitarizing Gaza.

State to invest 1.3 billion shekels in five-year plan for the economic and communal development of the area hardest hit by Gaza terror.

Already, the state budget is being slashed to pay for war costs - and even more slashing is likely in the coming months

Hamas spokesman rejects a demilitarization of Gaza, calls to "disarm the occupation" instead.

Government will hold its session in the south, but not in the area that was hardest hit in the war.

Britain’s ambassador to the UN hopes Security Council will unanimously adopt a resolution on the situation in Gaza "in the next few days".

Iranian Commander says that Iran will continue to support “the resistance” until “all the occupied Palestinian territories are free.”

In television interview, Defense Minister hails victory of Operation Protective Edge, says Hamas will pay if it fires rockets again.

MK Orit Struk says she "didn't know whether to laugh or cry" at Finance Minister's call to restart peace talks.

Hamas leader rejects disarmament demand, claims a Gaza victory that 'dazzled the world.'

PM tries to allay criticism of ceasefire while on visit to south, promises aid package to Gaza Belt next Sunday.

Students and teachers at a college in southern Israel want the IDF to stop not only Hamas' mass rocket attacks, but the 'routine' ones too.

Poll conducted by Palestinian Center for Public Opinion also shows majority support Abbas, oppose foreign monitors in Gaza.

Israel's ambassador to the UN Ron Prosor is demanding that the UN Security Council act on Hamas' war crimes

Amos Gilad, who helped hammer out the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, says that the terror group did not gain anything in the deal.

One in six French residents like the idea of a "caliphate" run by Islamist group ISIS.

Not all Hamas terror chiefs think that the terror group "won" Operation Protective Edge.

Korean Air is set to resume flying to Israel on September 13, nearly two months after halting flights because of the Gaza war.
