The IDF carried out strikes across Lebanon on Monday on what it identified as Hezbollah targets even as the tenuous ceasefire with the Lebanese group held, and a new truce with Gaza’s Hamas seemed close.
Category: THE ISRAEL WAR – Jan 14 2025
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GAZA DEATH TOLL
The death toll in Gaza reached 46,645 on Tuesday as mediators say a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel is closer than ever.
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TRUMP LIVES BY HIS WORD: WILL ISRAEL ACCEPT CEASEFIRE PROPOSAL
President-elect Donald Trump’s Mideast envoy has reportedly applied new pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept a ceasefire agreement with Hamas and bring the 15-month-old genocide in Gaza to an end in exchange for the remaining hostages.
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DEATHS IN GAZA DRAMATICALLY UNDERREPORTED, ACCORDING TO NEW ANALYSIS PUBLISHED IN THE LANCET
The death toll in Gaza is much higher than being reported, according to researchers behind an article published last week in The Lancet.
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WAR ON CHILDREN: ISRAEL RAMPS UP KILLING CAMPAIGN ON KIDS SINCE BEGINNING OF NEW YEAR
The Israeli military ramped up its killing spree on children in Gaza—with the death toll reaching 74 in the first full week of the new year, according to a report from UNICEF.
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IRAN DOUBLES ITS MILITARY DRILLS AMID ISRAELI THREATS, CHANGE OF GUARD IN WASHINGTON
The Iranian military has increased its military drills last year as the country considers an “evolving threat landscape,” according to a report last week.
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ARABS LIVING IN ISRAEL SAY APARTHEID STATE HAS CRACKED DOWN EVEN MORE ON THEIR RIGHTS SINCE THE HAMAS INVASION
The minority group of Arabs living in Israel have said they’ve seen their rights evaporate ever since the Hamas attack in 2023—especially on issues involving the criticism of the genocide in Gaza.
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TRUMP PROMISES MORE PUNISHMENT FOR GAZANS IF HAMAS DOESN’T RELEASE ISRAELI HOSTAGES
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump told reporters last week that Hamas must release the remaining Israeli hostages in its possession, or “all hell will break out” in the Middle East.
