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Irish presidential candidate Catherine Connolly has said she has "utterly condemned" Hamas and said both Israel and Hamas have "committed war crimes". Connolly described Palestinian militant group Hamas as "part of the fabric of the Palestinian people" when speaking on BBC Radio Ulster Talkback programme on Tuesday.
At least three Palestinians were publicly executed by Hamas gunmen in Gaza on Sunday. Hamas-led authorities accused the trio of "collaborating" with Israel, as the group sought to crush rising challenges from Palestinian militias it says are working against it with Israeli support.
Hamas ominously released what it called a “parting image” Saturday of the remaining 48 Israelis being held captive in Gaza, as the Jewish state’s ground troops prepare to close in on Gaza
The mother of a freed British-Israeli hostage has accused Sir Keir Starmer of "rewarding" Hamas after the UK government said it would formally recognise a Palestinian state.
Hamas-led authorities in Gaza have executed three men accused of collaborating with Israel, a Palestinian official said, as the group seeks to crush rising challenges from Palestinian militias it says are working against it with Israeli support.
Catherine Connolly criticises comments by British prime minister demanding the group be left out of any future Palestinian government
Three Palestinians accused of “collaborating” with Israel were executed by masked Hamas terrorists in front of a cheering crowd in Gaza on Sunday.
Yousef took part in the October 7 massacre, and helped plan countless ambushes on IDF soldiers during fighting in the Gaza Strip. Iyad Abu Yousef, deputy commander of Hamas' naval police, was confirmed killed by the IDF on Monday afternoon.
Some Israeli officials believe the military assault on Gaza City will deliver a decisive blow to the group, which continues to stage ambushes and guerrilla attacks.
Ghazi Hamad’s first public appearance since the Doha strike signals Hamas wants to show its leadership survived — and may still be open to negotiations. Hamas leader Ghazi Hamad appeared for the first time on in an interview,