IDF Chief: Hamas Mastermind Deif Still 'Out There Somewhere'
Was Mohammed Deif killed during Operation Protective Edge? Not necessarily, said IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz.
Was Mohammed Deif killed during Operation Protective Edge? Not necessarily, said IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz.

Group files suit against Metropolitan Transportation Authority for refusing to run a "Hamas Killing Jews" advertisement on NYC busses.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, says UN is biased against Israel while protecting Hamas.

PM explains to Jewish Federations how Hamas and ISIS both brutally execute, share goals of world domination.

Updated study on Palestinian Health Ministry death tally reiterates unprecedented terrorist to civilian ratio.

Hamas official boasts of 'bargaining chip' ahead on Facebook page. Israeli officials mum.

Most Palestinian Arabs would favor resuming rocket fire at Israel if it does not lift its Gaza blockade, finds new survey.

State Department distances itself from Netanyahu's comments in UN speech regarding the similarities between Hamas and IS.

Defense Minister reiterates early figures that as many as 8,000 rockets were destroyed - but declines to call operation a 'success.'

Officials in Egypt are demanding an immediate and total boycott of Turkish goods, as tensions between the two countries worsen.

Iran's Deputy Chief of Staff claims 'military advisers' providing support to 'Palestinian resistance movement' on the ground.

Abbas accuses Israel of 'genocide' at the UN General Assembly - prompting a sharp rebuke from Washington.

Senators urge the Obama administration to act to take Gaza away from Hamas and hand it over to the PA.

Rival factions begin talks to revive floundering 'unity government' ahead of talks with Israel over Gaza truce.

Jordan's central bank says it still supports the Arab Bank, found liable in a U.S. court of supporting Hamas.

Testimony and footage from joint police-IDF operation to track down Hamas murderers.

Talks in Cairo set to restart in just over a month, as Hamas and Fatah attempt to repair their own strained relations.

Arab rioters attack IDF in Hevron, as Hamas blames PA and PA blames Israel for death of Hamas kidnappers.

Marwan Kawasmeh and Ama Abu Eisha praised for 'chasing Israeli settlers' as Hamas boasts active role in teens' abduction.

Terror group leaves negotiations after murderers of three teens were killed by IDF, then goes back.

Lawyer for Arab Bank, found to have provided material support to Hamas, says judge's instructions were erroneous and bank will appeal.

U.S. jury says the Arab Bank provided material support to Hamas and must compensate families of victims of terrorist attacks.

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

After meeting Hollande, Abbas says 'struggle against terror' will be aided by Israeli 'peace' with terror group.

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

Thorny issues of sea and airport, terrorist swap and disarmament will be raised, despite terror tunnel digging reports and mortar breach.

Activists challenge terror-sponsor Qatar's hosting World Cup; launch campaign with hard-hitting flashmob outside Qatari embassy in London.

Hamas spokesperson charges unity PM of obeying Fatah, 'reinforcing the rift,' after Hamdallah admits no plans to implement deal.

Senior terrorist claims Fatah pact 'only meant to last six months,' admits current deal 'is a failure.'

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.

Stephen Harper says international community's push for Canada, world to be 'ambivalent' on Israel is 'wrong.'

NY-based legal rights group publishes list of blatant Hamas violations, ahead of UN investigation of Israeli "war crimes."

Marwan Barghouti claims operation's lukewarm ceasefire proves IDF's 'failures,' calls for boycotts, war to pressure Israel into withdrawal.

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.

Whether or not recent rumors of Khaled Mashaal's expulsion are true, Qatar's policy shift could soon leave him out in the cold.

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

Gaza terror group denies reports that international pressure lead terror sponsor Qatar to expel Mashaal.

Fatah reveals Hamas smuggling people from Gaza via Egypt to Europe for $2,000 to $3,500 per person; Hamas partially denies.


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

Senior defense officials say that Hamas has arrested the terrorists responsible for a mortar attack on the Eshkol region.

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

Ya'alon says Golan Heights not in danger, overviews Hamas truce talks saying fighting won't restart on Sept. 25.

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

Video captures Hamas supporters in Shuafat neighborhood firing on Border Patrol post with homemade semi-automatic weapon.

Senator Harry Reid says the failure to condemn Hamas as one would condemn the Islamic State is "stunning hypocrisy."

Prime Minister Netanyahu doesn't mince words, once again compares Hamas to brutal Islamic State jihadis.

Hamas’s exiled leader says direct negotiations with Israel are not on the agenda.

Senior Hamas official Ismail Haniyeh calls to hold Israel accountable for its “crimes in Gaza” at the International Criminal Court.

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

Exiled dept. leader Musa Abu-Marzouk says terror group willing to 'break taboo' on talking to Israel, as embattled Islamists need results.

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.

EU ambassadors say lack of long-term agreement will lead to more violence, provision of EU aid dependent on progress.

Abu Marzuq insists talks to resume by September 25, as deadline to discuss Gaza's laundry list of demands looms.

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

Reports also said Hamas still planning to take over Judea and Samaria; spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri denies claims.

Israeli consul to Welsh capital says Labor councillor Ali Ahmed should be fired for 'offensive' comments at far-left rally.
