Following a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Kamala Harris, in her first statement on Israel as a presidential candidate, expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and stated that she will not stay silent about the plight of Palestinians.

The text is a passionate critique of Hamas' actions in Gaza, emphasizing that blaming Israel for the situation is ignorant and unfair.

Laila Al-Arian, an investigative journalist and executive producer of Fault Lines at Al Jazeera English, directed a powerful documentary called "The Night Won't End" focusing on three families in Gaza during wartime.

Barry Rosen, a former Jewish hostage in Iran, attended a Friday night service at the American Mensa annual gathering, where he discussed his advocacy for captives, drawing parallels to the current crisis in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Congress, receiving numerous standing ovations during his speech where he emphasized the historical ties between Israel and the U.S., thanked President Biden for support, and criticized pro-Palestinian protesters.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Congress amid high stakes, not for the first time, becoming the world leader with the most appearances before Congress.

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Congress, numerous Jewish and Israeli groups protested his visit to Washington, D.C. Jewish Voices for Peace led a sit-in demanding the US enforce an arms embargo on Israel, resulting in approximately 200 arrests.

Holocaust educator Alex Dancyg, known for his work at Yad Vashem, was abducted by Hamas from his home and confirmed dead in Gaza at 75.

Kamala Harris has garnered support from many Jewish backers who believe she has a deep understanding of Jewish customs and issues, evidenced by her interactions with the Jewish community, trip to Israel, and efforts to combat antisemitism.

Families of hostages, including Aviva Siegel, express hopes that President Biden's decision not to seek reelection may give him more political freedom to pressure Israel and Hamas for a hostage deal.

The text discusses the prevalence of biased reporting in the mainstream media regarding the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

The text discusses an International Court of Justice's non-binding opinion declaring Israel's presence in Judea and Samaria illegal, sparking controversy.

The Washington Post faced criticism for a now-deleted tweet that was seen as disrespectful to the parents of Omer Neutra, an Israeli American held hostage by Hamas.

The text discusses Israel's alleged use of the human shielding accusation as a legal justification for genocide in Gaza, focusing on the targeting of civilian infrastructure and populations by the Israeli military.

The YouTube video titled "What Is Life Like for Palestinians in Gaza? | Unpacked" provides a detailed exploration of the challenges faced by Palestinians living in Gaza under Hamas rule, including issues with basic infrastructure, economic hardships, lack of freedoms, and political corruption.

The essay highlights the issue of corruption and financial mismanagement within Palestinian leadership, particularly the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Palestinian Authority.

Israel is facing a significant threat from Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Shiite terrorist group in Lebanon, as evidenced by recent attacks including rockets and drones fired into northern Israel.

The text discusses the lack of transparency in media coverage of Gaza, particularly regarding the control and censorship of information by Hamas.

Hamas mastermind Mohammed Deif, a long-evading figure pursued by Israel for decades, was targeted in a significant airstrike last week, potentially ending his influential role within the terror group.

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Jack Lew is hopeful that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will deliver a unifying speech to Congress to strengthen bipartisan support for Israel, amidst concerns of bipartisan division and growing isolationism.

In a special update episode, Yonit and Jonathan analyze the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania and the Israeli air strike targeting Mohammed Deif in Gaza.

In Portland, Oregon, a rift arose in Jewish philanthropy when the Oregon Food Bank issued a statement criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas conflict, prompting Jewish groups, including Congregation Beth Israel and the local federation, to cease their support.

The ongoing Israel-Hamas war, sparked by an attack on Israel in October, is rooted in Hamas' intent to destroy Israel.

The column discusses the IDF's first investigation into the events of Oct. 7, highlighting a severe failure in leadership during a Hamas attack on Kibbutz Beeri.

The text discusses a reported ceasefire deal in Gaza, highlighting concerns about the potential consequences.