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The Hezbollah leader, who coordinates the operations of Tehran's regional proxies, has made Lebanon a hostage of the Gaza Strip. His stubbornness now threatens to drag Iran into a direct conflict it has no interest in

While the inclusion of Israel on the list does not immediately constitute a reason for sanctions, there is concern that it will eventually lead to decisions against the country. A diplomatic source told Reuters that Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad would also be included on the UN blacklist

Qatar threatens to deport Hamas' leaders if group rejects current cease-fire proposal, CNN reports ■ Netanyahu's government says "the time is not yet ripe" to appoint a state commission of inquiry into October 7 ■ War cabinet minister Gantz set to announce his resignation from Netanyahu's government on Saturday night ■ Here's what you need to know 245 days into the war

The number of Palestinian women and children dying in the Israel-Hamas war appears to have dropped significantly, according to an Associated Press examination of Gaza Health Ministry data, as Israel comes under intense international criticism over unprecedented levels of civilian casualties in Gaza

The decision on whether to go for a ground maneuver in Lebanon may be made at the political level soon.

Adam Silas told the Jerusalem Post he blocked the client, and later spent her deposit on Falafel; a Middle Eastern delicacy counted as Israel's national dish.

Gantz announced his intention to quit the Netanyahu-led government several weeks ago, unless a plan for post-war governance of Gaza is approved by June 8. He also hoped that progress would be made in talks over a hostage deal by the time his ultimatum expires

Tens of thousands of American-Jewish kids are about to head off to summer camp as the Israel-Gaza war enters its ninth month. Three camp heads tell Haaretz they are ready to face this unprecedented challenge

Briahna Joy Gray, who previously denied allegations that Hamas carried out rapes on October 7, was fired from media outlet The Hill for her conduct during an interview with Yarden Gonen, the sister of hostage Romi Gonen

Between Hezbollah barrages, only the military outposts in the Galilee are full, and the overwhelming mood is one of despair

Selected startups presented their projects in renewable energy, energy transmission, circular economy, and carbon capture.

As the war in Gaza rages and another cease-fire and hostage deal seems far off, Tel Aviv, the city known for its annual Pride Parade, dedicated this year's event to the plight of the hostages' families, amplifying their demands to see their loved ones return

The attorney general's letter warned Netanyahu that evading proper inquiry into Israel's actions in Gaza may result in 'significant harm' to 'national interests,' as the country faces challenges in international courts

Commentator Qasim Sheikh said that he welcomed the opportunity to "clearly state" his views and that there was "no way" he would have supported the October 7 attacks on Israel.

This week at Ben-Gurion airport: Two friends are figuring out their post-army life, and a musician and dancer explains why it's more meaningful to follow than to lead

The world is losing patience with Israel's conduct in the Gaza war and taking steps – restricting exports, canceling professional confabs, backing down on planned business transactions and so on. Local consumers will suffer

War with Hezbollah would be a major challenge for the Israeli home front: cities in the north and the center would encounter a threat of unprecedented proportions and firepower ■ In Gaza, the war of versions between Hamas and the IDF continues – and the lack of clear goals is affecting the weary soldiers ■ Time is running out for Herzl Halevi, the tragic chief of the IDF

If the National Unity Party makes good on its threat to bolt Netanyahu's coalition, he will lose the flak jacket that has protected him from even greater criticism abroad ■ When the prime minister addresses the U.S. Congress, he will repeat the gamble he took in 2015 – and hope for a different outcome

IDF strikes container on UNRWA school grounds which it said Hamas used as an 'operation center' ■ U.S. re-establishes pier in Gaza for humanitarian goods, Central Command says ■ U.S. official says Secretary of State Blinken is set to arrive in Israel on Monday ■ USAID announces over $90 million in aid for shelter, water, food, sanitation and hygiene for Palestinians in Gaza