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On one occasion, two shells were fired into Kibbutz Hanita along the Israel-Lebanon border, damaging two homes; on another, a shell fired in Gaza hit the Sderot town hall. IDF in response: 'Necessary lessons were learned'

Israel plans $60 billion loan for Gaza war as government expenditures and VAT are set to rise.

Israel plans $60 billion loan for Gaza war as government expenditures and VAT are set to rise.

An Israeli delegation arrived in Qatar for continued talks on Monday, as U.S. President Joe Biden publicly set a deadline for a cease-fire deal in Gaza for next week, ahead of Ramadan. Hamas, however, denies that a deal is close

Palestinian Prime Minister Shtayyeh's resignation is Abbas' first step toward an American-backed 'revitalized' PA, whose Gaza rule is forced on Israel - but getting there will depend on a cease-fire, a hostage deal, and most importantly, on Washington forcing Jerusalem's hand

With several filmmakers using the festival's stage to protest the war in Gaza, the investigation aims to ensure the Berlinale will be free from hate speech in the future, while maintaining that 'expressions of opinion at cultural events should not be fundamentally prevented'

Inflation fell to an annual 2.6 percent in January, its lowest in two years. 'When we see that inflation seems to be stabilizing, we will be able to continue lowering interest rates,' the governor of the Bank of Israel said, citing high uncertainty amid the Gaza war

In an act of protest against U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza, the 25-year-old soldier said he 'will no longer be complicit in genocide,' before self-immolating. He later died from his wounds

Israeli delegation in Qatar for hostage deal talks ■ Palestinian PM submits resignation, will head transitional PA government ■ IDF confirms it assassinated head of Hezbollah's eastern command; Hezbollah says it fired 60 rockets in response to strikes ■ Israeli war cabinet to allow aid directly into north Gaza

The refusal has disrupted the operations of numerous agencies involved in providing medical assistance, food, and water to Gaza residents, who are primarily affected by acute hunger and dehydration. Some aid workers told Haaretz they fear political motivations are behind the decision

The post-war Gaza plan furtively released by Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday is a list of unilateral statements that barely deserves serious review

Hamas officials are seeking a government of officials to manage the Gaza Strip, giving them indirect influence. The Palestinian Authority believes this will only serve Israel and its prime minister, by separating Gaza and the West Bank further

More than a dozen UN experts said the International Court of Justice's finding that the risk of genocide in Gaza was plausible means all weapons shipments to Israel must be halted

Brazil's President Lula da Silva reiterated his previous comments comparing Israel's conduct in Gaza to the Nazi Holocaust, which Israel has vehemently pushed back against, saying it is targeting Hamas – not the Palestinian people

Israeli delegation to leave for Paris on Friday for new round of hostage, cease-fire talks ■ Senior member of Hezbollah's missile corps killed in Israeli strike on south Lebanon ■ Leading Hamas member says Gaza could be led by another 'competent Palestinian government' ■ China demands World Court to speak out on Israeli occupation ■ Houthis say they will ban all U.S., U.K.-owned ships from crossing Red Sea

  Israel's national carrier El Al announced it will grant at least 10,000 plane tickets to Israelis who were called up and served for at least 30 days since the beginning of the Gaza war.  The awardees will only have to pay airport taxes, meaning that the total airfare to many destinations on this special […]

'We are asking Israel to fully cooperate to provide the evidence,' says Philippe Lazzarini, who rejects claims of humanitarian aid being diverted to Hamas, says he wasn't aware of any involvement by agency employees in terrorism, and warns against efforts to halt UNRWA's operations in Gaza

Videos from Gaza documenting the severity of the food crisis show women trying to bake using grains usually used to feed animals, or scavenging for leaves to cook with. Gazans try to sell whatever is left on the sides of roads, with prices increasing by tens of percent since the war began

A deleted Facebook post featuring pictures of Yuval Hen, the founder of the E1 club, serving as an IDF reservist in Gaza, prompted a boycott against the club

Brazilian President Lula compared Israel's war in Gaza to 'when Hitler decided to kill the Jews,' prompting a reprimand of the Brazilian ambassador at Yad Vashem and a sharp rebuke of the president