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The IDF has encircled Gaza City and it doesn’t appear that Hamas has any real ability to halt the advance of Israeli armored forces ■ Hezbollah no longer hiding behind Hamas forces in Lebanon ■ Hamas attack on the Gaza border communities changed the Israeli public’s order of anxieties

Israeli army says it did not strike Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital, rejects Hamas claim ■ IDF says 30 rockets fired from Lebanon in afternoon; Hamas claims responsibility for 18 fired at Haifa area ■ Border police officer killed in Jerusalem attack ■ At least 1,300 civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas massacre on October 7, with 241 hostages held in Gaza and 40 unaccounted for ■ Hamas-controlled health ministry in Gaza: Over 10,000 killed

Ursula von der Leyen's says path toward the day after the Israel-Hamas war may include an 'international peace force under UN mandate' and calls for immediate release of all hostages held in Gaza

The family of Emily Hand, an 8-year-old Israeli and Irish citizen, had mourned for her after the Hamas massacre on October 7. Over the weekend, they learned that she is alive – and being held captive by Hamas in Gaza

  There is a mobility scooter in the yard of one of the houses in a neighborhood in Gaza. It arrived here on October 7, following the looting carried out by the residents of Gaza in the kibbutzim. "Load her on the APC," one of the commanders says. "We'll return it home." Follow Israel Hayom […]

Political officials plan to increase the aid allowed into Gaza and admit limiting it was an ineffective method to pressure Hamas, as its leadership is undeterred by civilians’ suffering. A political official says that even if there’s a ceasefire so hostages can be released, it will only be temporary

Army says Amichai Friedman's comments don't align with its values after he told soldiers that Israel would make its former settlement bloc in Gaza look 'tiny'

The IDF, which struck over 2,500 targets in Gaza in the past week as per Israeli media, operated in the vicinity of Beit Hanoun, in the northern Strip.

The IDF, which struck over 2,500 targets in Gaza in the past week as per Israeli media, operated in the vicinity of Beit Hanoun, in the northern Strip.

Israeli Staff Sgt. Lavi Lipshitz, 20, was killed in action in Gaza last Tuesday. Before his death the talented photography enthusiast created an Instagram page showcasing fascinating photos capturing his army service with his Fujifilm camera

  In another reflection of widespread anger in Israel, a junior government minister, Amihay Eliyahu, suggested in a radio interview Sunday that Israel could drop an atomic bomb on Gaza, triggering a political firestorm. Israel continued its massive campaign to eradicate the Hamas terrorist group following its massacre of some 1,400 Israeli residents on Oct. […]

Sgt. Roi Daoui's family learned of his death in Gaza, and his final message read: "I have no regrets; I've had the best IDF service I could ask for."

Sgt. Roi Daoui's family learned of his death in Gaza, and his final message read: "I have no regrets; I've had the best IDF service I could ask for."

As the fighting in Gaza intensifies, the IDF's focus must be the demolition of Hamas' tunnels ■ One can sense that U.S. patience with Israel is waning as Secretary of State Blinken calls to allow increased aid to Gaza, noting that a pause in the fighting would help the efforts to release the hostages

After the end of the 'Nasrallah festival,' which dominated the media for a week, the true interpretation of his speech will be revealed through his concrete actions. 'All the options are on the table,' he clarified, hinting that the final word on Hezbollah’s reaction to the war in Gaza depends mainly on Israel’s operations in Lebanon

U.S. and Egyptian officials found that a third of the names selected to exit Gaza via Rafah crossing into Egypt were Hamas fighters, none of whom were among the 76 wounded Palestinians eventually evacuated

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestine voices on social media each blame the opposite side for the killing of a group of civilians fleeing to the south of Gaza, but what does the evidence say?

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestine voices on social media each blame the opposite side for the killing of a group of civilians fleeing to the south of Gaza, but what does the evidence say?

Egypt and Saudi Arabia are telling Washington that the crisis in Gaza could revive extremist groups, while a humanitarian pause could preserve the legitimacy of the war on Hamas

The Israel Defense Forces released the names of the five soldiers killed, bringing the total number of soldier killed since the start of Gaza ground operation to 24