Israel has begun flooding the Hamas network of tunnels with seawater, "The Wall Street Journal" reports, according to US officials briefed on the Israeli military’s operations.
For the second time in a month, the US Secretary of State exercised his emergency powers to bypass Congressional review and sell Israel artillery shells.
European countries are reluctant to join the US led Prosperity Guardian force, partly because they fear being seen as siding with Israel in the Gaza Strip.
A spokesperson for the Hungarian airline told "Bloomberg" last week that the carrier had decided to extend its pause on flights to and from Israel for another three months.
MSC informed customers today that it is hiking shipping rates to Israel from $3,500 per 20 cubic feet and $6,000 per 40 cubic feet to $5,000 and $7,000 respectively.
As the hearing at the International Court of Justice in The Hague gets underway on charges made against Israel by South Africa, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has posted a video clip in English.
The Biden administration is considering slowing weapons sales to Israel to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reduce the scale of fighting in the Gaza Strip, "NBC" reports.
Reuters reports S&P director of EMEA Sovereign & Public Finance Ratings Maxim Rybnikov as putting the chance of a rating downgrade for Israel at "at least a one-in-three" in the next one to two years.
The maximum price of government price controlled 95 octane gasoline at self-service pumps in Israel in February will rise by NIS 0.16 per liter on Wednesday at midnight, to NIS 7.38 per liter.
As votes loom on aid to Israel and Ukraine, polarization in Washington has reached such a pitch that US national interests are being sacrificed to electoral advantage.