More 'Peace': IDF Kills Gaza Terrorists Who Fired RPG
IDF force fires at a terror squad after being fired upon, killing one armed suspect. Escalation connected to 'peace' talks.
IDF force fires at a terror squad after being fired upon, killing one armed suspect. Escalation connected to 'peace' talks.

The IDF continues to execute government policy of bombing Gaza smuggling tunnels—but only after terrorists attack Israel with missiles.

According to reports, both Judea and Samaria and Gaza governments act to silence opposition.

Do you think you know Israel like the back of your hand? Find out by trying to identify the location of these urban sites. (Not for beginners.)

Islamic extremism in Gaza claims another victim as a 62-year-old woman accused of witchcraft is gunned down in front of her husband.

Wafa News Agency reports prosperity in Gaza's markets despite ongoing claims of a siege on the Strip. Upper classes buy, but ignore the rest.

Reports indicate that opposing Syrian and Iran-backed factions are ready to fight each other in Gaza.

US gives Gaza Arabs a second chance, providing them with new greenhouses after they demolished the Gush Katif originals.

Israel National News presents an inside look at the advanced weapons of Gaza's ruling Hamas terrorist organization.

The IDF killed a Gaza terrorist early Wednesday as terror attacks opened on a third front following rockets in Eilat and an ambush in Lebanon.

A Hamas-linked journalist from Gaza has been jailed by a Palestinian Authority court in Hevron. He is not the first.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak met on Friday with UN Secretary General Ban ki-Moon. Barak said Israel hoped direct talks with the PA would begin soon.

An Egyptian journalist is surprised by “prosperity” enjoyed by select few in Gaza. The problem is distribution of wealth, not blockade.

Hamas continues to enforce its interpretation of Islamic law in Gaza, this time targeting stores selling women's clothing.

British Prime Minister David Cameron calls Gaza a "Prison Camp" and harshly criticizes Israel's blockade of Gaza.

Hamas regime in Gaza continues to make women's lives unbearable via Sharia law, this time by barring women from smoking hookahs in public places.
Israel's decision to ease its blockade on Gaza has apparently thrown retailers into a panic, causing them to pressure their rulers.

Foreign Ministry said ship would head for Egypt following diplomatic efforts, Arab reports say otherwise. Navy ready to escort it.

The IDF swiftly responded to a mortar attack on the Western Negev Monday afternoon and killed one armed Gaza terrorist. Two others were wounded.

For a second time this summer, Gaza terrorists attack and burn a UN children's camp. UNRWA director hints Israel is to blame.

Israel opens the gates for goods to Gaza, but officials charge that the Fatah-run Palestinian Authority has in effect enforced a fuel embargo.

After talks with US officials, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Monday that Washington "understands and supports" Israel's security needs in Gaza.

America praises decision to ease blockade on Hamas-run Gaza. Netanyahu is once again invited to White House.

Netanyahu relaxes the blockade on Hamas-run Gaza, earns criticism.

Fatah and Hamas are far from a reconciliation deal, despite the waiving of a requirement for Hamas to formally recognize the State of Israel.

The security-diplomatic cabinet decided to enable the entry of more civilian goods into Gaza.

Egypt closes its crossing with Gaza to Algerian activists despite last week's announcement that it would remain open.

A Gaza lawmaker plans to get Hamas, the PA, and the EU to work together to circumvent Israel's blockade with an international seaport.

A recent anti-Judea and Samaria rally in Tel Aviv was crashed by proud nationalist Russian Israelis who aimed at making a mockery of the event.

Egypt to open its border with Gaza indefinitely after three years of closure. Israeli border to remain sealed.

Gaza's dangerous tunnel trade draws protests over deaths of child workers.

The IAF demolishes tunnels that were to be used to bring terrorists into southern Israel.

The IAF hits two terrorist sites in Gaza following Saturday night attack.

Terrorists on Saturday night fired a Kassam rocket at southern Israel. The rocket exploded south of Ashkelon. No injuries or damage were reported.

Univ. of Gaza says it is a normal university. Researchers on terror reveal it is a part of the terrorist infrastructure, with help from the West.
The Hamas terrorist organization has accused Egypt of killing four smugglers by pumping gas into a tunnel under the border with Gaza.

Layoffs at the Arab Bank in Gaza lead to questions over missing money.

IDF soldiers discover hidden bombs along security fence. Gaza residents continue fight against security zone.

Israel gave emergency first-aid to a daughter of a Hamas leader involved in talks to free Shalit and then escorted her to a Jordanian hospital.

Thousands of former Hamas members are now loyal to a Salafi terrorist group inspired by Al-Qaeda, a Gaza terrorist tells PA media

The IDF foils an attempted bombing along the Gaza security fence. One terrorist killed.

Hamas reportedly ordered the shutdown of smuggler tunnels from Gaza to Egypt, but later denied the report, claiming to upgrade supervision instead.

Over the last week, nearly 12,000 tons of humanitarian aid entered the Gaza region. Three truckloads of carnations were exported to Europe.

Gaza businessmen are now importing new cars - but the price tag comes with a hefty commission for the tunnel smugglers who bring them in.

Arab terrorists fired a barrage of mortar shells on the Western Negev several days after vowing to stop attacking civilians.

Deputy Health Minister wanted emergency room relocated because of graves uncovered beneath it. UTJ not expected to leave coalition.

Minister Yuval Steinitz says Israel may need to retake Gaza, warns that American pressure could reduce chances for peace.

Two IDF soldiers were killed on Friday while pursuing terrorists attempting to lay explosives and infiltrate Israel.

Gaza residents received more than 12,000 tons of humanitarian aid last week, while business owners sold more flowers to Europe.

Domestic violence is up in Gaza, Muslim activists blame Israel. The UN follows suit.

Gaza residents were stunned to see the ruling Hamas terror organization allow a biting satire to reach the stage this month.
United Nations sappers entered Gaza Wednesday to find and explode the duds remaining from last year's counter-terrorist Operation Cast Lead.

Israel has banned entry of senior UN officials into Gaza since the Cast Lead campaign against error – until now. Ban Ki-Moon will visit there.

Gaza exported more flowers to Europe last week, got nearly 14,000 tons of humanitarian aid through Israel via the various crossings.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak told a Washington think tank that if attacked, Israel would return fire to the source of the problem.

Gaza residents received 14,000 tons of humanitarian aid via Israeli crossings last week, and exported truckloads of flowers - at special prices.

Hamas has extended the arrest of a British journalist taken into custody two weeks earlier. No charges have been made public.

UN Middle East envoy Robert Serry, in a meeting with President Peres in Jerusalem, drops a bombshell: “There is no humanitarian problem in Gaza.”

The Revolutionary Guards in Iran are training Hamas terrorists in ground-to-ground missiles in Sudan. says the Lebanon-based Al-Qanat website.

Military sources reveal the suicide bombing thwarted by the IAF at the Karni Crossing on Thursday was planned by al-Qaeda terrorists.
