Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

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5 IDF Nazis liquidated and 14 more injured (including 2 in 'serious condition') in Beit Hanoun operation

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[Persian Gulf]

for context on where Beit Hanoun is... it is basically the most northern area in Gaza and subject to the harshest genocide for almost 2 years and still the Resistance is strong enough there to launch this complex operation killing or injuring 19 IDF terrorists!

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Officially

The Israeli army announces the death of 5 soldiers in an ambush in Beit Hanoun last night.

Good morning

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The reports state 5 MEDVAC helicopters did the evacuation of their dead and wounded, and 6 hospitals are treating their wounded. That should tell us the Israelis suffered far, far more casualties than they're admitting.


رَبَّنَآ أَفْرِغْ عَلَيْهِم صَبْراً وَثَبِّتْ أَقْدَامَهُم وَٱنصُرْهُم عَلَى ٱلْقَوْمِ ٱلْكَـٰفِرِينَ

 

[Aziqbal]

5 IDF Nazis liquidated and 14 more injured (including 2 in 'serious condition') in Beit Hanoun operation

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I am hearing now 26 killed

And dozens injured

And 3 unaccounted for or kidnapped ?

This is brilliant work !

 

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Hamas Places Bounties on American Aid Workers, Demands UNRWA Returns Under Any Ceasefire Deal: State Dept Cable​

Hamas 'formally placed bounties' on Americans while demanding 'that any ceasefire deal in Gaza must end GHF’s operations,' cable states​

L: UNRWA HQ in Gaza (Reuters/Dylan Martinez/File Photo) R: Hamas militants (Getty Images)
Adam Kredo
July 7, 2025
Hamas has placed active bounties on American aid workers in Gaza and has demanded that the United States cease all humanitarian operations as a ceasefire condition, according to a State Department cable obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

Hamas, the State Department disclosed in a June 30 cable sent from the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, has "formally placed bounties" on U.S. and Palestinian workers with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a joint U.S.-Israeli aid effort formed in February to replace the Hamas-friendly United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). The bounties imperil "Palestinian workers and the U.S. security contractors helping to protect the GHF distribution sites," the cable reads.

The cable, marked "sensitive but unclassified," confirms a Free Beacon report from June outlining Hamas’s plans to attack American aid distribution centers and pull the United States into direct conflict with Palestinian militant factions. The embassy sent the cable over the State Department’s internal system shortly before Hamas injured two American workers in a Saturday terror attack on a food distribution outpost in Gaza’s Khan Younis neighborhood.

The American security contractors working at GHF aid sites "are part of a group called SRS and made up of decorated veterans," according to the cable. "Unfortunately, the U.N., NGOs, and various other countries that frequently and falsely rush to delegitimize Israel and/or GHF have not strongly condemned Hamas’s malign actions against GHF staff, including Palestinians, nor the bounties for the murder of GHF workers and American security personnel."

The revelation comes amid discussions over whether the United States and Israel will include a return to U.N.-organized aid distribution as part of any ceasefire deal between the Jewish state and Hamas. The Jerusalem Post on Monday reported that aid distribution is a final sticking point in the negotiations.

The State Department cable confirms that Hamas "made a recent demand that any ceasefire deal in Gaza must end GHF’s operations and return to the prior process of distributing assistance in Gaza to Hamas’s benefit," primarily through UNRWA and other U.N.-affiliated aid groups known to work with the terror organization.

A senior U.S. official familiar with the proposal, though, told the Free Beacon that Hamas’s demand will not be met.

"Hamas's insistence that GHF go away as part of a ceasefire serves to illustrate just how much of a threat it is to them," the official said. "The courageous work of the GHF will continue for as long as Gazans are in need of food. GHF is the only organization that has proven itself secure and effective."

GHF has delivered nearly 65 million meals since beginning operations in February without formal support from the U.N., which served as Gaza’s primary humanitarian patron for decades. UNRWA and other U.N.-backed aid groups have long faced criticism for allowing Hamas to steal aid and resell it on the black market, a problem that grew worse when war broke out on Oct. 7.

"U.N. entities and NGOs smeared GHF and refused to work with GHF despite the success on the ground and the reality that much of the assistance they had provided into Gaza had been stolen by and directly or indirectly benefited Hamas," the State Department cable reads.

The U.N. and NGOs "seem more focused on falsely criticizing Israel for not doing enough to provide humanitarian assistance into Gaza, rather than engage in serious conversations to be part of the solution to help Gazans in a way that ensures Hamas does not benefit," the cable continues.

The U.N.’s stance has effectively bolstered Hamas’s own narrative about aid and given it cover to demand that GHF cease operations under any future ceasefire agreement, according to the senior U.S. official.

"It's disgusting to see the U.N. echoing Hamas narratives," the official told the Free Beacon. "The U.N. and many in the mainstream media are nothing more than useful idiots for Hamas. Seeing their grift threatened, the U.N. would rather see food rot on trucks and in warehouses than cooperate with the only mechanism that is working: the GHF. It’s shameful."

GHF recently took legal action against the Associated Press for publishing a "categorically false" report in which the news wire claimed aid workers opened fire on civilians. Hamas and others used the story to undermine GHF’s operations.

Intelligence reports Israel recently provided to the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem confirmed that "most of the humanitarian assistance sent into Gaza since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 through U.N. entities and NGOs was not going directly to civilians but instead being taken and looted by Hamas and sold on the black market, providing an enormous financial windfall for Hamas," according to the cable.

Videos filmed in northern Gaza show Hamas militants stealing U.N. aid deliveries as recently as June 23, the cable states.

Since the Oct. 7 attacks, "Hamas has greatly benefited from the humanitarian assistance the U.N. and NGOs provided into Gaza with little to no meaningful safeguards," the cable continues. "Hamas was able to use the additional resources to recruit new (less experienced) fighters and maintain some political/governing control over the civilian population."

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Trump says he thinks Hamas and Israel want a ceasefire deal in Gaza​

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President Trump hosts Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a dinner in the Blue Room of the White House on Monday. Photo: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

President Trump said at the top of his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he thinks Hamas and Israel "want to have that ceasefire" in Gaza.

Why it matters: Trump has been pressuring both Israel and Hamas — through Qatari and Egyptian mediators — to agree to a deal that includes a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza and the release of 10 living hostages and 18 bodies.

• The president wanted to reach an agreement with Netanyahu in their meeting on terms for ending the war in Gaza.

Driving the news: Negotiators from Israel and Hamas, together with Qatari and Egyptian mediators, have been meeting in Doha since Sunday to try and reach an agreement for a 60-day ceasefire and the release of 10 living and 18 deceased hostages.

• White House envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to travel to Doha as early as Tuesday to join the talks and try to seal the deal, the White House said.
• "We have an opportunity to finally get a peace deal - I am hopeful for it very quickly", Witkoff said at the top of Trump's meeting with Netanyahu.
• Ahead of the dinner with Trump at the White House the Israeli Prime Minister met separately with Witkoff and with Secretary of state Marco Rubio.

What to watch: Trump said at the top of his meeting with Netanyahu that the U.S. will hold a meeting with Iran soon to try and get a nuclear deal.

• Witkoff said the meeting will take place "in the next week or so."
• Axios reported last week that Witkoff has been discussing with Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi about holding a meeting in Oslo.
• If it happens, it would be the first meeting between the parties since the 12-day war between Israel and Iran ended.
• "I hope the war with Iran is over. I think they want to meet and make peace," Trump said when asked if he sees the war resuming.

 

[VCheng]

Will they give money to Texans or to Israelis?

Why is this an either/or question? Not necessarily.

 

[Falcon29]

Lots of big news today.

ICC issues arrest warrants against Taliban officials for what they say is maltreatment of women.

US allows these arrest warrants but blocked the ones against Israeli officials complicit in genocide.

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Ansarallah struck an oil tanker or cargo ship that's shipping goods to Israel. Ansarallah has reinstated economic pressure against the genocide. This causes all insurance rates to go up for most shipping around the world and directly impacts global economy.

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Israel claims to have struck a 'Senior Hamas operative' in Tripoli, Lebanon.

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Israel and Western MSM are churning out more fake written novels about fake 'rapes' that never happened. To try to win back public opinion. They decided to try the rape and women card again. Public opinion knows it's propaganda and lies yet the MSM is still pushing it hard.

 

[Falcon29]

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[The SC]

Many Israeli sites say that there are two major events, one of which is a bombing of an armored vehicle that killed all its IDF occupants..And targeting the rescue force.. and the Hanibal protocol is applied

The other event is that one of the Mujahideen in Beit Hanoun came out of a tunnel for an Israeli engineering force that was preparing for a booby -trapped robot to destroy homes in Beit Hanoun..The blowed up robot was targeted by Yassin's shell and killed all the engineering force near it..

 

[The SC]

Settlements sites:

Hamas was aware of the road in which the military convoy would go, as well as the ways of supply and rescue.

Hamas attacked everyone tonight in Beit Hanoun with bombs, Arpi G rockets, machine guns and mortars..

Hamas contributed to the disability of the soldiers' rescue, as their bodies were burned inside a tank that fell in a minefield in prepared by Hamas in advance.

 

[The SC]

Scenes showing spy devices planted by the Israeli occupation in the Gaza Strip with the aim of eavesdropping, photographing and collecting information, and the Palestinian resistance was able to discover, control and reuse them in its operations..

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[hussain0216]

Why is this an either/or question? Not necessarily.

Of course it's necessary

It's points to who controls the U.S

 

[The SC]

AFP for an informed source: There is no penetration yet in the Doha negotiations between Hamas and Israel

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