Last week, the IDF dismantled a reservist platoon and dismissed several officers after they vandalized Palestinian property, graffitied slogans on buildings, and damaged equipment during a counter-terror operation in the Deheisha refugee camp near Bethlehem, exceeding the procedures and commands given prior to the raid.

*State Department Spoke Person Tammy Bruce:* “The hostages have to be released. Hamas cannot continue to have any role or exist in Gaza … The goals have not changed.”

Following months in the north, the Golani Brigade is back in Gaza, currently deployed in Rafah to dismantle terrorist infrastructure.

Secretary Scott Bessent: “I think you’re going to see a couple of big trading partners do deals very quickly.”

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth touched down in Panama last night, for high-level meetings with Panamanian officials regarding security cooperation around the Panama Canal.

Many of those listed as war fatalities in Gaza actually died of natural causes or did not die at all, a Palestinian health official working for Hamas admitted, following an analysis that showed massive discrepancies in casualty tallies.
The head of the statistics team at Gaza’s Hamas-controlled health ministry, Zaher al-Wahidi, made the admission to Sky News after an analysis by the HonestReporting nonprofit last week found that some 3,400 individuals listed as war casualties in earlier tallies had been dropped from the ministry’s latest update.
Comparing the October and August tallies to the March one, HonestReporting researcher Salo Aizenberg found “around 3,400 names missing” from the latest one, “including over 1,000 minors,” he told JNS.

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