The text contains instructions for Hamas terrorists on how to operate within the underground tunnels, how to hide the entrances to the networks, and how to find them.
"These falsified results are designed to portray a misleading image of broad public support for Hamas and its leadership, particularly in the aftermath of the October 7 massacre," the IDF explained.
CIA Deputy Director David Cohen emphasized that Hamas’s leader holds the key to resolving the Gaza hostage crisis and ceasefire.
Islamic terrorist organizations and movements share the same approach, driven by ideologies of hatred and hostility towards others.
Yahya Sinwar's time is running out, and while there is little interest in an all-out war, Israel must take decisive military action to secure its borders and citizens.
Sinwar has reportedly been moving between hiding places in Gaza, fleeing from the IDF, and possibly hiding as a woman.
Tracking down Sinwar has proven difficult for the IDF, as the terror leader has reportedly avoided electronic communication for months.
The recent events exposing the false divide between Hamas's political and military wings highlight the need for global recognition of Hamas as a unified terrorist entity.
A hostage deal might be the most humanitarian, morally necessary thing in the world, but it also may be the most disastrous thing Israel can do.
We have become a diaspora in our land: From a people without a land to a land without a people.
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