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After Israeli forces recovered his body from Gaza, Yair Yaakov's loved ones mourned his death and called for the swift return of the remaining hostages still held since the October 7 attack

Proud 'leftist' Shahar Segal, the business partner of renowned Israeli chef Eyal Shani, is now the face of the GHF, the dubious aid foundation for Gaza. Is anyone really surprised?

Despite renewed Qatari involvement in the talks, senior Israeli officials say a hostage deal is still far off, and no understandings to end the war in Gaza have been reached

'Dad, I love you,' hostage Yair Yaakov's son, Yagil, who was also taken hostage to Gaza and released in November 2023, wrote in a post on Instagram. 'I'm waiting for your funeral, I love you and knew this day would come,' he added

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation may seem better than nothing, especially since the complete closure of aid to Gaza. But the reality is that the mechanism is unable to fulfill the Strip's many needs

While accepting an honorary degree from the University of Manchester, the accomplished Premier League coach said, 'It's so painful what we see in Gaza. It hurts my whole body'

WHITE HOUSE: Trump demanded Netanyahu end Gaza war, 'drop' the subject of attacking Iran, source says ■ GAZA: UN says most flour delivered to Gaza looted or taken by starving Palestinians ■ ISRAEL: U.K., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Norway sanction far-right Israeli ministers Ben-Gvir, Smotrich; IDF: One missile launched from Yemen likely intercepted, more interceptors launched to protect from shrapnel

The words "FEED ME" had been scrawled in large red letters across part of the monument, believed to be a possible reference to the humanitarian conditions in Gaza, according to CBC reports

Humanitarian sources in Gaza say the Israeli army imposes strict limits on the quantity of medical equipment entering Gaza and conducts lengthy inspections that delay and complicate the delivery of supplies

The navy plans to intercept the flotilla far from Gaza to allow activists to turn back, but Israel's defense chief warned the IDF is instructed to use 'any means necessary' to stop the vessel from reaching the coast

The majority of the Israeli public supports ending the war in Gaza in exchange for the release of the hostages from Hamas. But to accomplish this goal, there's no choice but to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Incidents where IEDs wound IDF soldiers highlight the fraught fighting in Gaza, as Hamas still exploits Israeli weaknesses. Meanwhile, Netanyahu is betting on a collapse of Trump's Iran nuclear talks

Dalia Kushnir, sister-in-law of freed hostage Iair Horn and of Eitan Horn, who is still held in Gaza, told Haaretz that the hostages' survival in captivity 'depends on clinging to hope and the belief that someone is still fighting for them'

36-year-old Natthapong was taken hostage alive from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7, 2023, and killed shortly after by the Kataeb al-Mujahideen group, the same organization that had held the bodies of Gadi Haggai and Judy Weinstein-Haggai, which were recovered from Gaza earlier this week

ISRAEL: Four Israeli soldiers killed in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza ■ GAZA: Israel retrieves body of Thai citizen Natthapong Pinta, kidnapped on Oct. 7, killed in Gaza; Gaza aid sites closed on Saturday due to Hamas threats, GHF says ■ U.S.: Trump says Iran will not be allowed to continue enriching uranium ■ IRAN: Lebanese media reports Iran obtained sensitive Israeli intel

McNally Capital has an 'economic interest' in the logistics company, SRS, involved in a controversial new aid distribution operation in Gaza. SRS has been under scrutiny, due to large amounts of funding coming from an unconfirmed source

The country's most disastrous government may be on the verge of collapse, not because of October 7 or over 600 days of war in Gaza, but because its leader failed to secure a permanent draft exemption for 80,000 ultra-Orthodox men

The looming collapse of Netanyahu's coalition isn't just about religion and state. It's a reckoning over the Gaza war, that can't continue without new recruits and with an ultra-Orthodox public unwilling to send its sons to fight it

Canada, which has seen a dramatic surge in Israeli immigration since the start of the war, has quietly initiated a 'structural investigation' into alleged war crimes relating to the Gaza war. The probe falls under the auspices of a program aimed at 'denying safe haven in Canada to war criminals'

Rev. Johnnie Moore, a prominent pro-Israel evangelical and close ally of Trump, has served as a key link between the evangelical community and Prime Minister Netanyahu. He is also pushing back on claims that Israel is disproportionately harming Christians in Gaza