Minister Hints at Renewed IDF Ground Entry in Gaza
Gilad Erdan says Operation Protective Edge may soon move to topple Hamas regime; Minister Perry warns of 'war of attrition.'
Gilad Erdan says Operation Protective Edge may soon move to topple Hamas regime; Minister Perry warns of 'war of attrition.'

PA Foreign Minister Riyad al-Malki says his government would take Israel to court over "war crimes" in Gaza.

Protesters in Manhattan say “there is no justice” in Gaza, claim Israelis are "racist".

Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri says "Israeli stubbornness" resulted in ceasefire ending.

Amos Yadlin says Israel did not achieve the goals it set for itself in Operation Protective Edge.

Israel agreed to extend negotiations for a permanent ceasefire but Hamas refused, notes White House spokesman Josh Earnest.

Justice Minister's new plan links a ceasefire in Gaza with a return to peace negotiations with the Palestinian Authority.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon expresses "deep disappointment" over the failure to extend the 72-hour truce, says it is "absolutely essential".

Five rockets fired towards Israel, two of which were intercepted by Iron Dome and the rest hit open areas.

Top officials draft resolution to allocate 13.5 million shekel to restoring damage in communities near Gaza, as rockets rain on residents.

Latest IDF video shows how Hamas embeds its rocket launchers and military infrastructure in civilian areas and then fires on Israel.

Hamas fires two rockets towards the Eshkol region. No physical injuries or damages.

PM Netanyahu meets ICRC head Peter Maurer, shows him evidence of how Hamas uses civilians in Gaza as human shields.

Ayman Taha, former spokesman for Hamas, found dead in Gaza City. He may have been executed over spying.

The UN urges for an extension 72-hour truce that is set to end Friday morning, as Hamas sets preconditions for such an extension.

As ceasefire hangs in the balance, and despite severe losses, Hamas predictably claims victory.

Doctors and aid agencies use ceasefire to transport most seriously-injured Gazans to hospitals in Jerusalem, Nazareth.

IDF video shows how Hamas fires at Israel from schools, hospitals, mosques and cemeteries in Gaza.

Swedish politician resigns after writing on Facebook that "Jewish pigs" are responsible for mass murders in Gaza.

Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa cancels visit to Israel, cites "Israeli attacks against the Palestinians".

Obama stresses that Gaza needs to be rebuilding but also stresses that Israelis need to have security.

Ban Ki-moon says the UN is ready to help rebuild Gaza but it would be “the last time”.

Hamas deputy leader says there has been no agreement to extend a 72-hour ceasefire with Israel that is set to expire on Friday.

Arutz Sheva contributor Mark Langfan explains the strategic and geopolitical currents behind the current conflict with Hamas.

Rejecting key Israeli demand, Hamas spox threatens to 'take the life' of anyone trying to disarm the group; Israeli delegates meet in Egypt.

First known major public display of support for 'Islamic State' group features anti-Semitic chants; two arrested for hate speech.

Newly released video uses a scene from the “The Lion King” to illustrate Hamas’s digging of terror tunnels.

State Department spokeswoman says it is "likely" that U.S. representatives will take part in ceasefire talks between Israel and PA.

Nick Clegg calls for arms exports to Israel to be suspended, says he supports Muslim minister who resigned.

PA’s Foreign Affairs Minister meets ICC officials ahead of possible action against "Israeli war crimes in Gaza".

State Department says phone call between PM Netanyahu and Secretary of State Kerry was disconnected, but says it was a technical issue.

After Indian TV crew films Hamas rockets from their hotel room, France 24 shows how terrorists fired from in front of UN building.

Hamas 'urban warfare' manual urges terrorists to exploit IDF's desire to avoid civilian casualties, says destroying homes bolsters support.

Former Cuban dictator attacks Israel in article entitled 'Palestinian Holocaust in Gaza'.

IDF says nearly 1,000 terrorists killed, one third of rockets remain; army prepared to resume operation immediately if necessary.

Indian TV crew risk their own safety by exposing how Hamas deliberately fires rockets from densely-populated areas.

The United States welcomes 72-hour ceasefire, stresses the onus is on Hamas to maintain the truce.

Ohad Ben-Yishai, who was critically wounded and sedated for two weeks, finally opened his eyes on Saturday.

Jacob Zuma says he is "outraged" over civilian deaths in Gaza but distances himself from calls to expel the Israeli ambassador.

The son of olim from New York is the soldier who provided the IDF with the findings that enabled to determine the death of Lt. Hadar Goldin.

Britain is reviewing licenses to sell arms and military goods to Israel in the light of ongoing operations in Gaza.

Hamas spokesman says the group accepts an Egyptian proposal for a 72-hour ceasefire. Israeli official: We'll be watching.

In an initiative of Arab countries, envoys from all 193 countries of the United Nations will meet and discuss Gaza on Wednesday.

Cabinet votes to accept 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza, beginning Tuesday at 8:00 a.m. local time.

Traffic police have asked drivers to drive with care as large military vehicles ply Israel's roads. Gaza Op is not over, say leaders.

Speaking Monday, Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said that Operation Protective Edge is not over.

According to UN officials, Gaza sustained at least $5 billion in damage as the IDF fought back against Hamas terror rockets and tunnels.

Reports said that Hamas agreed to a 3 day ceasefire - but Hamas has also called for rioting by Arabs in Judea and Samaria on those days.

IDF troops were operating in the area of Gaza border towns Monday afternoon, as a 'security incident' was reported.

IDF transfers 186 truckloads of goods into Gaza, as its Hamas rulers continue to fire rockets at Israel.

Hamas spokesman: Israel's announcement of a humanitarian ceasefire "an attempt to divert the attention from Israeli massacres".

French-Moroccan Imam says Gazans are caught between Israel's bombardments and Hamas's abuse.

Turkish Prime Minister once again lashes out at Israel, accuses it of killing mothers and babies in Gaza.

Hamas claims that when it fires rockets onto Israel, it never deliberately targets civilians, only military targets.

One of U.S. President Barack Obama’s advisers calls for Gaza ceasefire, slams Israel for “killing innocent children”.

Israel will hold its fire for a seven-hour "humanitarian window" starting at 10:00 a.m. on Monday.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu reiterates that Operation Protective Edge in Gaza will continue for as long as necessary.

Israel once again criticized for an attack on a United Nations school in Gaza.

Despite claims by the IDF that it had gotten all the Gaza terror tunnels, many residents of border towns are hesitant about returning.

Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar said that the roots of the Gaza war could be found in the 2005 Disengagement.
