The day after the killing of senior Hamas and Hezbollah officials, regional war has become more likely and the hostage deal is in danger of being thwarted – for now at least ■ What will Netanyahu do with the credit the public is giving him? ■ The generals are now the gatekeepers of democracy
Report: Hezbollah moves equipment to Beirut as Israeli ministers recieve satellite phones ■ Saudi reports: Two Hamas political bureau senior officials killed last week in Israeli strike in Gaza ■ Biden: Haniyeh killing has not helped work toward cease-fire ■ CNN: U.S. officials say Iran could use proxies to attack American forces in response to Haniyeh assassination ■ Biden, Netanyahu discuss U.S. military deployments to support Israel, White House says
Col. Yishai Rosilio was reprimanded for exceeded his authority and permitting work without informing his superiors on a roof of the Tomb of the Patriarchs, a site holy to Judaism and Islam that has been a flashpoint between Jews and Muslims
Nasrallah again denied Hezbollah's involvement in the rocket strike on Majdal Shams last week that killed 12 children and teenagers, and called on the world's countries to pressure Israel to stop the war in Gaza
'It's been 300 days since I hugged my father. 300 Days since I saw him taken from his home in his underwear. 300 Days since I last spoke to him. Please, bring my father back to me,' said Ella Ben-Ami, whose father is held by Hamas in the Strip
Keshet, the company that owns Channel 12, said the attack on David Wertheim's home was the result of a long campaign of right-wing incitement against the media in general and the channel in particular
As the U.S. chip giant builds more plants, it has to cut back elsewhere. Israelis will also be looking for clues on whether Intel is really halting construction of a new factory in Israel
Special sensors allowed Tel Aviv University scientists to identify signs of COVID, flu and strep throat before patients' symptoms started. The next targets: migraines and high blood sugar
"I don’t want to play with you because you’re a Jew," Jewish children in France are being told as they are pressured to convert to Islam by their peers on the playground.
It has been 300 days, and I'm not sure if the key people, the ones talking about total victory, have cried yet. I'm not sure they've realized that each hostage's name carries a soul in it
PM Netanyahu says Israel is prepared for any scenario, is set to speak with U.S. President Biden ■ Western diplomats warn that risk of war has grown following assassinations in Beirut and Tehran ■ Hezbollah chief Nasrallah: 'We have entered a new phase in all arenas' ■ Israel confirms that Hamas' military chief Mohammed Deif was killed in IDF strike in Khan Yunis in July ■ Here's what you need to know 300 days into the war
The report contradicts earlier speculation that the political chief was killed by a targeted air strike. Iranian officials called the assassination a catastrophic failure of intelligence and security for Iran, and a major embarrassment for the Revolutionary Guards
This week's targeted killings in Beirut and Tehran raise three fundamental questions, including the biggest one: Who has a vested interest in an expanded regional war?