Unlike her brother, who focused primarily on national security and foreign policy issues, she clarified that her campaign will emphasize key domestic concerns affecting state residents.

By Ariel Sharfer, JFeed

Darline Graham, sister of the late pro-Israel Senator Lindsey Graham, announced in an interview with Fox News that she will run in the upcoming elections for a full six-year term in the U.S. Senate.

This follows her appointment last week to complete the remainder of her brother’s term through January 2027.

“He worked so hard for so many years. I cannot just let that disappear. I have to step into his shoes and continue his legacy,” she said in her first interview since her brother’s passing.

She added, “He loved the people of South Carolina deeply and worked relentlessly for them. He taught me well, and I feel I can do this too.”

Graham, who became the first woman to represent South Carolina in the U.S. Senate, stated she feels a “sense of inner peace” regarding her decision to run, though she acknowledged experiencing “immense pressure.”

Unlike her brother, who focused primarily on national security and foreign policy issues, she clarified that her campaign will emphasize key domestic concerns affecting state residents.

“I told him: speak also about what concerns the average person – food prices, gas prices, healthcare, and insurance. That is what worries me,” she shared.

Lindsey Graham passed away on July 11 at the age of 71 after suffering an aortic dissection caused by cardiovascular disease.

His sister described the loss as “extremely difficult,” stating: “He was everything to me. He was my rock, my brother, and like a mother and father to me.”

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In April, an IAF strike in the Al-Shati Camp killed six relatives of the terrorist leader, including three of his sons.

By JNS

A sister of Hamas leader-in-exile Ismail Haniyeh was among those killed in an Israeli Air Force attack on a building on Gaza’s northern coast overnight Monday, Arab reports claimed on Tuesday morning.

The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that fighter jets struck two buildings in the northern Strip that were being used by Hamas terrorists, including several who invaded the Jewish state on Oct. 7 and took hostages.

The terrorists had entrenched themselves in school buildings in the Al-Shati Camp and Daraj Tuffah area, the IDF said in a statement. The military added that it took precautions to avoid harm to noncombatants.

Hamas terrorists “systematically violate international law, exploiting civilian infrastructure and the civilian population as human shields to carry out acts of terrorism against the State of Israel,” the army said.

Israeli ground forces entered Gaza on Oct. 27, following a weeks-long air campaign in response to the Oct. 7 attacks.

Jerusalem’s stated goals for the war are to destroy Hamas as a military and governing force in Gaza, ensure that it can not threaten Israel again and return all hostages.

Some eight years ago, Haniyeh relocated from Gaza to Qatar, which sponsors and shelters the Palestinian terror group’s top leaders.

In April, an IAF strike in the Al-Shati Camp killed six relatives of the terrorist leader, including three of his sons. Hazem, Ameer and Mohammed Haniyeh were all members of Hamas’s “military” wing.

In October, Hamas claimed that an airstrike in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood killed 14 of his relatives. The terrorist leader’s brother and nephew died in the strike, reports said.

Sister Sabah Haniyeh, an Israeli citizen who lives in the Bedouin town of Tel Sheva, near Beersheva, was charged with incitement and identifying with a terror group after being arrested earlier this year.

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The IDF found a gold bar, gold chains, pendants, and wads of Israeli cash stuffed under mattresses intended to be used for terror activity.

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During a raid on the suspect’s home, forces materials indicating her involvement in ‘serious security offenses.’

By JNS

Israeli security forces have arrested a sister of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh on suspicion of associating with and supporting Palestinian terrorists.

Police and Israel Security Agency forces detained the unidentified 57-year-old woman, an Israeli citizen who resides in the southern Bedouin town of Tel Sheva.

During a raid on the suspect’s home, forces confiscated documents and other materials indicating her involvement in “serious security offenses.”

The woman was set to appear on Monday for a hearing at the Beersheva Magistrate’s Court.

Israeli security forces arrest a sister of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh on suspicion of supporting Palestinian terrorists. Credit: Israel Police.

Last month, reports surfaced that Haniyeh‘s niece had given birth to a premature infant who was being treated at Soroka Medical Center’s neonatal intensive care unit.

This, as Hamas is holding 134 Israelis hostage in the Gaza Strip amid the ongoing war.

Haniyeh currently resides in Qatar, which sponsors and shelters the Palestinian terror group’s top leaders.

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The sister of Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas mastermind, is receiving treatment for her and her baby who was born prematurely.

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