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For rabbis like Yigal Levinstein, the war in Gaza is not only a campaign against Arab enemies – it's a war of liberation from the universal morality they identify in secular Zionism. Such is the approach of the new Judaism

A top Israeli army officer who led the Gaza Division at the time declared the festival would be the last he would approve due to how close the site is to Gaza ■ On October 7, Hamas terrorists killed hundreds of partygoers

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu relentlessly over Gaza, who shot back about the Armenian genocide. But while the two leaders argue, here are the two larger issues hanging in the balance

After U.S. President Donald Trump urged Hamas to 'IMMEDIATELY give back all 20 Hostages,' the Gaza terror group said it was ready for a 'comprehensive agreement' to release all Israeli hostages in exchange for an 'agreed-upon number of Palestinian prisoners' held by Israel

Netanyahu is playing his favorite game: avoiding a decision. On the one hand, he talks tough to his base about a total conquest of Gaza, but also sends messages to the mediators that a partial deal is on the table. With growing pressure from the U.S., political isolation and the military's shift in focus to Iran, it seems likely he will pursue a deal with Hamas

Opposition MK Yair Lapid responded that Netanyahu is 'the most protected man in the Middle East,' adding that 'the families of the real victims are standing outside your fortified, luxurious residence' as tens of thousands of protesters demonstrated for a Gaza hostage deal in Jerusalem

The force, which has carried out demolitions in Gaza for about a year, has used Palestinians as human shields. Testimonies from soldiers and commanders outline a profile of the 'Uriah Force,' the team of the brother of the designated Shin Bet chief – that army commanders no longer want around

Participants in the Global Sumud Flotilla stated in an Instagram video that, approximately 90 nautical miles from the Island of Menorca, they "detected the first drones."

As preparations for the IDF's Gaza City operation intensify, a senior Ground Forces official was reprimanded after he presented a report claiming that Israel committed 'every single mistake' during the army's previous Gaza operation

A new Israel Democracy Institute survey reveals 64.5 percent of Israelis, including half of the surveyed Likud voters, favor a cease-fire and hostage deal that includes IDF withdrawal from Gaza

Loaned from Tottenham, Israeli winger Manor Solomon is expected to get regular minutes at Villarreal in La Liga and the Champions League, but faces backlash in Spain over past posts defending Israel's military campaign in Gaza

Soldiers and officers who spoke to Haaretz describe their Gaza outpost as plagued by a 'lack of operational discipline' and accuse commanders of ignoring warnings after deadly incidents involving friendly fire and unsafe orders

Two new investigations examine how soldiers stationed near the Gaza border responded to the Hamas attack on October 7. They also praised those killed in action while blocking Hamas from taking control of military outposts

On Israel's first day of school, dozens of teachers came out in support of the children in Gaza left without any sort of educational institution, and around 200 more participated in a video calling for an immediate end to the war, for the sake of the children in both Israel and Gaza

Democratic Senators Merkley and Van Hollen dismissed IDF briefings on Gaza aid as misleading, noting that 'the reality is different.' Their trip also focused on West Bank settler violence, meeting families of Palestinian-American victims

On Monday, newspapers ran stark black covers with brief slogans, broadcasters aired a joint statement, and news sites went dark or showed banners of support. Reporters Without Borders called the Gaza war the deadliest ever for journalists, as Israel dismissed the protest as a 'biased political manifesto against' the country

The inconsistency in the Trump administration's policy toward Israel and Palestine is evident. Far less clear is whether there are a set of circumstances that will draw the U.S. back into a constructive diplomatic role on Gaza, the Palestinians and the greater Middle East, seeking more than a short-term cease-fire

The latest iteration of Trump's idea to transform the ruins of Gaza into the Riviera of the Middle East has not one single logical aspect

Israel has in the past strongly denied that its actions in Gaza amount to genocide and says they are justified as self-defense. It is fighting a case at the International Court of Justice in the Hague that accuses it of genocide

The interview between comedian Adam Friedland and U.S. Congressman Ritchie Torres revealed the gap between the American public and its representatives, and the imbalance of power when politicians, unable to handle the questions, lashed out on Israel and Gaza