The list of who's next. These are the Hamas terror leaders who rule the Gaza Strip after Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination https://nypost.com/2024/07/31/world...ule-gaza-after-ismail-haniyehs-assassination/
This is how terrorists and their supporters behave. Shocking video shows Gaza civilians kicking, stomping and abusing Hamas hostage’s dead body Hamas hostage Eitan Levi was killed by Hamas terrorist after ghastly October 7 attack. Israel Foreign Ministry has released a shocking video showing angry crowd kicking and abusing his dead body in Gaza. https://www.livemint.com/news/world...tan-levi-dead-body-israel-11722759213661.html
Two more Hamas terrorist leaders bite the dust. Hamas officials Samer al-Hajj, Ain al-Hilweh eliminated in Lebanon - report Hamas and security sources told Reuters an airstrike in Lebanon eliminated Samer al-Hajj and Ain al-Hilweh. https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-814069
Just Hamas killing more hostages. Hamas says guards 'executed' Israeli captive, injured two others Hamas military spokesperson Abu Obaida said two guards had 'killed an Israeli captive and wounded two others in separate incidents'. https://www.newarab.com/news/hamas-says-guards-executed-israeli-captive-injured-two-others
IDF kills 100 Hamas terrorists, destroys terror tunnels in extended Rafah operations While operating in Rafah, the IDF eliminated numerous terrorists, confiscated weaponry, and found a tunnel shaft. https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-814558 (Includes video)
IAF destroys Hamas booby-trapped terror facilities in the central Gaza Strip The IDF eliminated about 20 terrorists in Gaza, targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives, dismantling tunnels, and destroying weapon facilities. https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-814847
Sadly Hamas has murdered the majority of the hostages. It is doubtful that there are 30 hostage left alive that can be part of a prisoner swap in a cease-fire deal. Hamas' inability to provide a list of the hostages which are still alive is one of the blocking factors towards achieving a cease-fire.
Violent pro-Hamas supporters need to be locked up for lengthy sentences. We should not allow these terrorist promoters to threaten and intimidate others while attempting to bring anarchy to our streets. There is a big difference between peaceful protestors and these clowns which show with the intent to fight with police and others. At least 55 arrested after clashes with police outside Israeli Consulate in Chicago during DNC https://apnews.com/article/democrat...el-hamas-war-ea3bc9193cc99a5c95ebfd1a42db924f At least 55 protesters were arrested following violent clashes with police in Chicago on the second night of the Democratic National Convention, a situation the police chief called “a danger to our city.” Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling said Wednesday that those arrested outside the Israeli Consulate, about 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) from the United Center where Democrats were meeting, “showed up with the intention of committing acts of violence, vandalism.” “As the Chicago Police Department, we did everything that we could to de-escalate that situation,” Snelling said during a news conference. “But there’s only so much de-escalation that you can attempt before it becomes excessive repetition.” The intense confrontations between pro-Palestinian protesters and officers began minutes into the demonstration, after some protesters — many dressed in black, their faces covered — charged at a line of police who had blocked their march. They eventually moved past the officers but were penned in several times throughout the night by police in riot gear who did not allow protesters to disperse. Snelling said protesters showed up to “fight with the police”.” “We were not the initiators of violence, but we responded to it,” Snelling said. Snelling said that between 55 and 60 people were arrested. Two people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, one for knee pain and one with a finger injury, Snelling said. Two officers were injured but they refused medical attention because they did not want to leave fellow officers, Snelling said. He said three journalists were among those arrested, but he did not have details on charges. “Last night was a danger to our city and a danger to our citizens in this city, our residents’ property. And CPD has to protect that,” Snelling said. The Israeli Consulate has been the site of numerous demonstrations since the war in Gaza began in October, and protests during the DNC have largely focused on opposing the Israel-Hamas war.. The group behind the protest Tuesday night is not affiliated with a coalition of more than 200 groups that has organized permitted rallies and marches — one that took place Monday and two more expected Wednesday and Thursday. Another rally, organized by the U.S. Palestinian Community Network, a Palestinian and Arab community-based organization, is planned for Wednesday afternoon near the United Center. On Tuesday night, organizers rallied demonstrators under the slogan “Make it great like ’68,” invoking the anti-Vietnam War protests that seized the city during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. “That was what they brought here to Chicago,” Snelling said. “It’s 2024. And the Chicago Police Department proved that. So let’s get off of 1968. Let’s stop talking about 1968. This is 2024.” A large portion of the arrests happened at the end of the night, as police pinned demonstrators in a plaza and blocked them from leaving. Snelling denied that police had “kettled” protesters, a tactic that involves corralling people in a confined area, which is banned under a federal consent decree. Snelling, who has been present at all major demonstrations so far during the convention, praised his officers. He said some female police officers were subjected to “vicious, nasty, sexually explicit” comments but that they “stood their ground and they did what they had to do.” “I could not be more proud of the work that the men and women of this department are doing right now to keep this city safe,” he said. Snelling rejected criticism that the police response was overwhelming. “We wanted to overwhelm them,” Snelling said. “We wanted to overwhelm those people who decided to come to our city and destroy it. Now, overwhelming doesn’t mean that we were excessive. The response was proportionate.” The largest protest so far, which attracted about 3,500 people on Monday, was largely peaceful and resulted in 13 arrests, most related to a breach of security fencing. Two were arrested Sunday night during another mostly peaceful march.