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Diplomatic sources say the U.S. intends to make clear to Israeli Minister Ron Dermer that ending the war in Gaza is imperative, with priority given to rescuing the remaining hostages, as talks remain stalled

'We're here to remind you that victory over Iran will not erase October 7 from your legacy!' says the father of a soldier killed and taken hostage to Gaza, as thousands of Israelis join freed hostages and hostages' families at protests taking place after a two-week pause due to the Israel-Iran fighting

Referring to the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Trump said, 'You see the lines of people just to get one meal? It's too bad,' adding that the U.S. is 'working on Gaza and trying to get it taken care of'

The group behind the campaign, Jews for Food Aid for People in Gaza, will also have a full-page ad in The New York Times on Sunday

Two of those killed in Gaza were shot near aid distribution sites, and other bystanders were killed in clashes between Hamas and armed clans. Friday's death toll is expected to rise due to the large number of wounded people and the collapsed health system

GAZA: Israel kills 74 Palestinians in Gaza since Thursday night, 12 in line for aid, medics say; Netanyahu rejects Haaretz exposé on IDF intentionally shooting Gazans at aid centers; Casualties reported in clashes between Hamas and armed militants in south Gaza ■ LEBANON: Israeli strike in south Lebanon kills one, wounds 11, Health Ministry says ■ IRAN: Members of Iran's Jewish community arrested on suspicion of collaborating with Israel; Trump hints Israel was about to target Iran's Khamenei, saying, 'I saved him from a very ugly death'

Keidar, was murdered on Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7 and her body taken to Gaza, was buried alongside Shay Levinson, whose body was also retrieved earlier this week

While U.S. officials believe Hamas will accept a Witkoff-brokered cease-fire deal that would lead to the end of the war in Gaza, the Trump administration's plans to expand the Abraham Accords could hinge on Saudi Arabia demanding an unambiguous commitment to the creation of a Palestinian state

Fueled by the Iran cease-fire, speculation about Netanyahu ending the Gaza war, and calling elections, is rising in Israel. But without an end to the broader conflict, another lethal eruption of violence is guaranteed

'It's like the world dodged World War III, and then moved on,' says a young Palestinian man, who is losing hope while the world celebrates a diplomatic win. 'Gaza is celebrating nothing'

Hind pleaded for help for hours. Youssef was killed while watching cartoons. Yaqeen wanted to be a YouTube star – and died in a bombing. Behind the staggering death toll of 17,000 children in Gaza are faces, names, and dreams that will never be realized

Far-right minister Smotrich threatened to leave PM Netanyahu's coalition during a cabinet meeting after a video was circulated on social media that allegedly showed armed individuals on aid trucks in Gaza

Naama Ghaha, 49, traveled to visit her mother in Gaza days before the Hamas attack. Since the outbreak of the war, Israel has blocked her return to her eight children in Ramallah, including one with a serious medical condition

'I don't understand what we're fighting for and for what purpose,' said Haredi party leader Moshe Gafni, after paying tribute to seven IDF soldiers killed in Gaza on Tuesday

When it came to Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump helped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu down from his tree. When it comes to Gaza, Perhaps Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman can play a similar role

Foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says EU not seeking to punish Israel, but to 'trigger concrete improvements' in Gaza. Trade with West Bank settlements and sanctions on far-right ministers are on the table

The soldiers were killed after an explosive device set fire to their armored vehicle in southern Gaza. 'They just finished their senior year and went into combat. It feels so pointless that so many families have lost their children,' one mother said

When it came to Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump helped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu down from his tree. When it comes to Gaza, Perhaps Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman can play a similar role

Meanwhile, Hamas remains wary of U.S. intentions for Gaza after Sunday's strike on Iran, but continues engaging in cease-fire/hostage release talks to restore contact with Israel

Recent polls show sweeping support for Israel's strikes on Iran, across political lines and despite ballistic missile barrages, in stark contrast to the bitter divisions over the Gaza war. Why does the 'rallying 'round the flag' effect only work for Iran – and what does it mean for Netanyahu?