October 7 massacre

Israel's parliament has approved a bill in its first reading to establish a commission of inquiry into security failings that led to the 7 October attacks. The bill aims to conduct a full, thorough, and independent investigation of the events of the October 7 massacre and the genocidal wars that followed.

Israel's military claims to have killed Mohammed Odeh, the new head of Hamas' military wing, in a northern Gaza airstrike. Odeh was responsible for planning the October 7 attacks, and his elimination follows the deaths of previous Hamas leaders Izz al-Din al-Haddad, Yahya Sinwar, and Mohammed Sinwar. Israeli officials vowed continued pursuit of those involved in the massacre.

The article discusses the prevalence of absurd allegations against Israel in Western print media, citing the October 7 massacre as a reference point. These allegations have been present for three years, sparking astonishment. The situation reflects a broader issue with the publishing of extreme stories about Israel.

Israel has killed Izz ad-Din al-Haddad, a Hamas commander, in a Gaza air strike. Al-Haddad was described as one of the architects of the October 7 massacre. The incident occurred in Gaza City.

A diversity chief at a school was sacked after she labeled Hamas terrorists as 'heroes fighting for justice' following the October 7 massacre. The school had previously blocked a Jewish MP's visit, leading to her termination.