Israel at war day 184
- Egyptian officials say a ceasefire between Israand Hamas is likely within a few days
-Senior officials in Israel: The US is exerting tremendous pressure on the mediators to reach a hostage deal. The Americans are expected to present another proposal this evening in Cairo
Head of the Mossad Dedi Barnea and the Israeli delegation at meetings in Cairo
- Chaifa Mayor tells residents to activate their landlines based on information he received of what could be if a war breaks out in the north that would effect wireless communication.
- US Speaker Mike Johnston: Six months ago today, Israelis suffered unspeakable violence and terror. Today, of all days, Washington must be united in our support for our great ally as they fight for their sovereignty and right to exist.
- Mark Levin: Islamists in Dearborn chanting death to America, and this is what Biden, his party, and his media are bowing to
- The IDF announced today that it concluded the active invasion stage of the war in Gaza for now while leaving open the possibility of a future new invasion of Rafah.
Although a top IDF official said that this change had nothing to do with US pressure, the timing was unmistakable in coming right after the IDF’s disastrous mistaken killing of seven humanitarian aid workers last week. (Jpost)
-- Qatar Report: There’s a chance of a temporary ceasefire in Gaza - this week.
- Gaza Ground war coming to an end?
The Israel Defense Forces withdrew all of its maneuvering ground forces from the Gaza Strip early Sunday morning, leaving just one brigade to secure a corridor splitting the Palestinian enclave. Troops of the 98th Division were pulled out of the Khan Younis area after four straight months of fighting, the IDF said.
Only one brigade, Nahal, remains in the Gaza Strip. The Nahal Brigade has been tasked with securing the so-called Netzarim Corridor, which crosses Gaza from the Be’eri area in southern Israel to the Strip’s coast.
- Netanyahu: Israel isn’t preventing a hostage deal, Hamas is
- Five rockets were fired from Khan Youngs after IDF troop withdrawal
- WSJ: Biden pressuring Israel to allow Gaza residents to return to their homes in the north of the strip
- Iran threatening Israel: non of your consulates are safe
-A terror shooting attack today on Route 55 in the Shomron on Sunday morning, leaving two injured after a terrorist opened fire at a bus and cars near Karnei Shomron. A 19-year-old female IDF soldier on the bus was very seriously injured. A man in his 40s who was driving a private car was moderately injured.
- Netanyahu marks 6 months of war
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu marks six months since the October 7 massacre, vowing that Israel will achieve complete victory over Hamas and calling for unity among Israel’s citizens.
“I made it clear to the international community: There will be no ceasefire without the return of the hostages. It just won’t happen,” Netanyahu says. “This is the Israeli government’s policy, and I welcome the fact that the Biden administration made it clear the other day that this is still its position as well.”
Missing the timing is simply willful head-in-the-sand syndrome.
ReplyDeleteAt precisely when the government declared an active war on the learning of Torah is exactly when they war forced to surrender to the enemies.
It is clear that even 100 million IDF wouldn't help them us in our current situation. Only miracles and zechusim.