Hamas

From Gaza to Iran, Israel has shifted the strategic balance in its favor, though significant security challenges remain.

A Meir Amit Center study from December found that 60% of individuals who identified as journalists and were killed in Gaza were members of or affiliated with terrorist organizations.

Hamas, which monitored the campaign and prepared for the protests, stepped up its deterrence efforts, including by publicizing the executions of people suspected of collaborating with Israel.

What all three targeting cases have in common is that none of them are typical, and all of them say a lot about the changing broader strategy on each border.

The deeper problem was the absence of a clear political vision for what would come after the protests.

Additionally, the IDF killed armed terrorists in the Syria Security Zone and RPG-armed Hezbollah terrorists and destroyed a rocket launcher belonging to the Lebanese terror group near Nabatiya.

Haniyeh was the deputy commander of a Nukhba company, which was in charge of the infiltration of Israel during the October 7 attacks.

Hamas reportedly intimidated activists, deployed armed operatives, and restricted movement to prevent planned anti-Hamas demonstrations across the Gaza Strip.

The report, Silenced No More, was prepared with the cooperation of leading international experts in international law and human rights.

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