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Egypt and Jordan fear the impact of the war on their stability, but Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have different priorities. No Arab country, even among those that agreed to take in Syrian refugees, offered to take in any from Gaza

 The apocalyptic scenes raised questions over whether the one million or so residents who fled to southern Gaza to escape the worst of the fighting will be able to return.

IDF announces deaths of four soldiers ■ Rocket barrages target Tel Aviv, central Israel and northern Israel ■ Syrian opposition claims four killed in Israeli drone strike on vehicle ■ Israel agrees to open Kerem Shalom border crossing for inspection only, senior U.S. official says ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; over 138 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: 17,177 killed, 46,000 wounded

Israel's 2005 disengagement from Gaza was a major station on the road leading to the calamity of October 7. In response to Adam Raz

Master Sergeant (res.) Gal Eisenkot, the son of former IDF Chief of Staff and current War Cabinet Minister Gadi Eizenkot, was reported killed in combat within Gaza on Thursday. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Gal Eisenkot, 25, who served in the esteemed 699th Battalion, was killed in battle in the northern Gaza […]

Eisenkot was visiting Division 162, which was operating in Gaza, when he received the news that his son Gal, 25, had died in battle. Netanyahu expressed his condolences, saying 'he was a courageous fighter and true hero'

  Before Wednesday's meeting of the Diplomatic-Security Cabinet, US officials representing President Joe Biden made it clear that Israel must increase humanitarian aid and fuel to Gaza if it wanted the US to continue vetoing any attempt to advance a decision in the Security Council on ending the fighting in Gaza.  Follow Israel Hayom on […]

60-year-old civilian killed by anti-tank missile launched from Lebanon ■ Dozens of Hamas fighters surrender to Israeli forces in northern Gaza ■ Son of war cabinet minister and former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot killed in Gaza fighting ■ U.S. targets 13 individuals, entities responsible for financing Yemen's Houthis ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; over 138 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: 17,177 killed, 46,000 wounded

The group of historians who attacked my New York Times op-ed offered an embarrassing apologia of Israeli policies - and no condemnation of the enormous Gaza civilian death toll

Israel's war cabinet has agreed to American requests, such as allowing more humanitarian aid into Gaza, including fuel, and accepting certain restrictions on the scale of IDF actions in the south Gaza Strip. The major point of disagreement concerns the question of the Gaza 'day after' plans

The map dividing the Gaza Strip into 623 zones, which is now being used to instruct Palestinians in southern Gaza how to avoid dangerous areas, is a key tool in efforts to minimize civilian casualties, the Israel Defense Forces says. It was first drawn up half a century ago, though

IDF releases names of three soldiers killed in Gaza combat, as army intercepts surface-to-surface missile headed toward Eilat ■ Yemen-based Houthis claim responsibility for launching missiles at southern Israel ■ Rocket fired from Gaza strikes parking lot in Be'er Sheva ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; over 138 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: At least 15,899 dead in Gaza

The Wall Street Journal reported that Israel has assembled a large system of pumps for this purpose, and presented the plan to the U.S. last month. Egypt has successfully used seawater to flood Gaza tunnels in the past, but with all eyes on Israel, some express concern about consequences and international reactions

Since Sunday, seven soldiers were killed in Gaza fighting ■ IDF expands Gaza ground offensive to Khan Yunis, southern Gaza's largest city ■ Hostages' families livid after Netanyahu tells them 'not possible' to return all captives now ■ U.S. imposes visa bans on Israeli settlers who engaged in West Bank violence against Palestinians ■ Rocket barrages fired at Tel Aviv, central and southern Israel ■ Anti-tank missiles fired from Lebanon to northern Israeli border town ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; over 138 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: at least 15,899 dead in Gaza

Refugees International President Jeremy Konyndyk is ‘extraordinarily worried’ that Gaza is on the cusp of a significant second wave of mortality resulting from factors other than warfare itself – and he’s not shy to criticize the Biden administration for its actions

Amid the ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza and following travel warnings for Israeli citizens abroad, El Al announces changes to its flight schedules on active routes.

21-year-old Eitan Rosenzweig was killed in Gaza. His art survives him: ‘This guy was going to be something special,’ says curator Porat Salomon of the late Givati soldier

Despite the severe impact of the October 7 terror attacks, business leaders in the Gaza border area are determined to rebuild and move forward.

Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says 316 Palestinians have been killed since the cease-fire ended ■ IDF releases names of three soldiers killed in Gaza fighting Sunday ■ 21-year-old Israeli thought to be kidnapped in Gaza pronounced dead ■ Israeli army says it located 800 Hamas tunnel shafts since the ground operation in Gaza started ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; over 137 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: at least 15,899 dead in Gaza

“I won’t repeat this mistake and return this body to Gaza, because the same thing will happen,” Netanyahu said.