Jared Kushner, who has vowed to try to help “move” Palestinians out of Gaza after saying the enclave’s waterfront property could be “very valuable,” has pitched “Project Sunrise” to regional governments that would essentially make good on this vision and turn the destroyed enclave into a tech hub dotted with resorts, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Israel took another step in assuring that there will be no Palestinian state on Sunday when the country’s Cabinet approved another 19 settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Israel has killed over 400 Palestinians inside Gaza since the October ceasefire went into effect and injured another 1,115, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
The Israeli government has been accused by the Palestinian Authority of preventing the return of tens of thousands of Palestinians who were forced out of their homes in the West Bank during Operation Iron Wall, which began in January as a sweeping “anti-terrorism” campaign.
So Israel, which has killed hundreds of Gazans, many of them children, since the so-called Ceasefire was declared on October 11th, has now stated that it is currently intending to maintain its “yellow line” occupation of more than half of the Gaza Strip.
The IDF said it killed Raed Saad, a top Hamas commander, who it said was one of the main architects of the 7 October attack, the Associated Press reported.
Israel continued its killing campaign inside Lebanon over the weekend and killed another three in the southern part of the country amid increased concerns that a wider war will break out.
A panel in the Knesset last week voted in favor of a bill that could allow the country to ban foreign media outlets inside the country in what is seen as the government’s latest attempt at censorship.
The imaginary so-called yellow line that Israel illegally invented divides Gaza in half, with the IDF controlling the east and the Palestinians to the west, has become an albatross because of the reality that Israel has no intention of ever withdrawing its forces, which was a key component of President Donald Trump’s so-called peace plan for the enclave that Israel has bombed to ruins.
The Israeli military relied on technology from the American tech company Palantir to carry out its pager attack across Lebanon on 17 September 2025 that resulted in 42 deaths and thousands of injuries, according to a new book on the company’s mysterious CEO Alex Karp.