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Two mass-casualty incidents in Gaza this week have shown that the international community is no longer willing to listen to Israel's explanations and is not as patient toward the IDF as it was seven months ago

The survival instinct and the lust for power have forced members of the ruling Israeli coalition to close ranks, while the opposition cannot even agree who will lead the anti-Netanyahu bloc – which enjoys the support of most Israelis and which has the power to oust the government

The anti-Israel activists claimed that the police used tear gas, operated fire extinguishers and threw stones at the protesters, who they said included children, seniors, and disabled people.

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The Met estimated that between 8,000-10,000 people had attended the protest at its height, and noted that most "left without incident at the required time."

Skiboky Stora was charged with three counts of assault in the third degree as a hate crime, one count of stalking in the third degree as a hate crime, and aggravated harassment in the second degree.

Brussels' Special Representative for the Middle East Peace Process says that additional member states could follow Spain, Norway and Ireland

Two decades after Israel left behind its short-range anti-air guns, Hezbollah is using its drones to exploit the gap in air defenses, raising the possibility of these weapons returning to the front lines

According to the health ministry, 64 people are wounded, with 10 in serious condition. Municipal officials stated that the attack occurred in an area designated as a safe zone by the IDF

An investigation by the Guardian, Local Call, and +972 uncovers Israel's alleged covert actions against the ICC and its officials. Netanyahu is described as 'obsessed' with the case against him, while ex-Mossad chief Yossi Cohen reportedly threatened the former chief prosecutor in secret meetings

Golan swept 95 percent of the vote as Labor Party lawmakers backed his bid, aiming to unite Israel's Zionist left. 'We will invest all our efforts in toppling the government and advancing elections,' he said in his victory speech

Sasha Trupanov, 25, was taken from his family home in Kibbutz Nir Oz, along with his grandmother, mother, and partner. It is unknown when the video was filmed; Israeli officials said on Tuesday that no progress has been made on a deal that could release the hostages held in Gaza

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Israel's media has been concealing the unbearable figures and pictures of the Gaza war. The latest announcement from the army about the Rafah strike should also be taken with skepticism. Unless you are a devoted consumer of Israeli media

The IDF spokesperson stated that the cause of the deadly blaze in Rafah, following the strike on two Hamas officials in a compound without civilians, is still unknown. Gaza health officials reported 45 killed in the incident