IDF says it has hit 1,600 Hezbollah terror targets in several waves ■ Government declares 'special home front situation' throughout Israel ■ IDF conducts 'targeted' attack in Beirut against Hezbollah commander ■ IDF says it hit 800 Hezbollah targets; 210 rockets launched from Lebanon at northern, central Israel ■ Israeli army urges residents in south Lebanon to distance themselves from weapons storage sites ■ U.S. to send additional troops to Middle East, Pentagon says
Military sources say the hope in Israel is that the fighting will force Hezbollah into a diplomatic settlement. But these calculations rely on the level of civilian casualties on both sides, and even an accident could lead to a major conflagration
Will Hezbollah conflict expose Israel to being overwhelmed on multiple fronts or prematurely waste Iran's ace-in-the-hole, leaving its nuclear program more exposed?
Voices from northern Israel describe the sleepless night in which 150 missiles and drones were fired: The 17-year-old boy killed after the driver of their car lost control when sirens sounded, the woman who narrowly escaped the fire that engulfed her apartment and the children forced to return to online classes
About 150 rockets, missiles and drones fired at Israel from Lebanon over last 24 hours, IDF says it struck 290 Hezbollah targets since Saturday ■ Hezbollah's deputy secretary-general says group has entered "open-ended battle of reckoning" with Israel ■ There has been no progress in talks for cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas in the last two weeks, White House says ■ Here's what you need to know 352 days into the war
Following the latest escalation in Israel and Lebanon, some in the Biden administration are attempting to portray the Hamas and Hezbollah conflicts as separate diplomatic tracks
In an interview with Sky News, Israel's President Issac Herzog, striking a Netanyahu-like tone, said that Israel is waging a war 'for the entire free world'
Israel's strikes on Hezbollah have exposed the group's vulnerability, weakening its leadership and trust. Nasrallah is cornered, facing pressure to escalate, with Israel prepared for retaliation. Meanwhile, Netanyahu prioritizes personal political survival over diplomatic solutions
Over a dozen top commanders in Hezbollah's Radwan Force killed in Beirut strike ■ UN human rights chief: Pager explosions in Lebanon violated international law ■ U.S. national security advisor: Risk of Israel-Hezbollah escalation 'acute' ■ IDF said it attacked 180 targets in southern Lebanon, striking thousands of Hezbollah rocket launchers; 65 rockets launched from Lebanon at Israel ■ Gaza's Hamas-run Health Ministry: 22 killed in Israeli strike on what the IDF called a Hamas compound in building previously used by Gaza City school ■ Here's what you need to know 351 days into the war
IDF says it conducted over 400 strikes in Lebanon ■ Netanyahu to convene security discussion at Israeli army HQ in Tel Aviv ■ Home in northern Israel hit by rocket from Lebanon, sparking fire ■ Lebanese Health Ministry: 37 killed in Israeli attack in Beirut Friday; Hezbollah confirms top commanders, senior figures killed in attack ■ Air Force attacks Hamas operatives in Gaza City building previously used as school; medical sources in Gaza say 22 people killed
The Lauder Center and the southern branch of the Manufacturers Association of Israel work closely together and regularly promote high-quality employment solutions for academics in the Negev.
Israel says it killed Hezbollah's head of operations in Beirut strike ■ Lebanon's health ministry: Nine people killed, 59 wounded in attack ■ Israel submits official objection to ICC's jurisdiction to issue arrest warrants against Israeli officials ■ Senior U.S. officials don't expect Israel and Hamas to reach a cease-fire deal before Biden's term in office ends, WSJ reports ■ Here's what you need to know 350 days into the war
While Israel says the ICC must allow it to investigate possible violations of international law itself, experts told Haaretz that Israel has not sufficiently investigated or prosecuted those suspected of human rights violations and war crimes
Leaked documents from the Kremlin-affiliated Russian company behind a global disinformation campaign show how Moscow spread fake news in Israel, planned to bolster the standing of Netanyahu and hoped to influence elected officials while promoting antisemitic and anti-Israel content abroad
Nasrallah and his patrons in Tehran can still decide between a variety of options ■ From Europe to the United States, Israel is already talking about an arms embargo ■ As far as Israeli soldiers are concerned, the die in Lebanon is cast ■ And what can Gideon Sa'ar possibly bring to the Defense Ministry?
25-year-old Leo Franks says he was instructed to leave Israel and had his immigration process halted after being arrested at a rally for a hostage release deal and after filming the arrest of a Palestinian minor in the West Bank. 'I'm being deported, and that's really hard emotionally,' he tells Haaretz
Speaking at pro-Israel events linked to Republican megadonor Miriam Adelson, the former president also threatened to cut federal funding to colleges that don't clamp down on 'antisemitic propaganda' and claimed that 'in many ways, Christians love Israel more than Jews'
This move also impacts other Lufthansa Group airlines, including Austrian Airlines, Swiss, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings. Air France and Transavia, which also suspended services amid the escalation, will resume flights to and from Israel on Friday
Hezbollah's Nasrallah says radio device explosions attributed to Israel could be called 'declaration of war' ■ Ten Israelis wounded by drone, anti-tank missile fire from Lebanon. The IDF chief of staff approved battle plans for Israel's northern front with Hezbollah ■ Death toll from Wednesday's walkie-talkie blasts rose to 25, Lebanon's health minister says ■ Israel submits new cease-fire proposal ■ Here's what you need to know 349 days into the war