"You will say that what Hitler did to you was a joke - come on, we are waiting for you," Palestinian political activist Ahed Tamimi said.

Last week, Hamad stormed out of an interview with the BBC after he was asked about the terrorist group’s massacre of civilians in Israel on October 7.

The joint effort aims to neutralize ground-based threats and deliver a significant blow to the terror organization Hamas.

According to the NGO Yesh Din, settlers have attacked Palestinians in more than 100 incidents in at least 62 towns and villages in the West Bank under cover of the war from Oct. 7-22. 

No threat was posed to civilians and the threat did not enter Israeli territory, according to the IDF.

Efforts to reach a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia had reportedly been put on ice.

Over 320 IDF soldiers have been killed since Hamas launched its assault on Israel on October 7.

The Qatar-mediated agreement would allow the movement of foreign passport holders and some critically injured people through the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza.