Hamas
The news comes just as Israel prepares for a controversial offensive in Rafah—a city in the southern Gaza Strip that’s currently home to tens of thousands of refugees.
The cookbook author put up cash for a controversial UCLA counterprotest, and the billionaire culture warrior funded a similar effort at GWU.
Keith Siegel, 64, was kidnapped from Kibbutz Kfar Aza on Oct. 7.
Sabreen Jouda survived for five days after she was saved by a posthumous cesarean section.
The House speaker threatened to call in the National Guard on Columbia protesters during a speech in the middle of campus.
This proof of life comes more than 200 days after hostages were first taken, and Israel’s deadly military campaign was launched.
In a wide-ranging chat, the former MSNBC host excoriated the U.S. media’s “failure” to cover Gaza in a balanced way, and laid out his vision for proving his own “doubters” wrong.