Following the announcement by the IDF, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum issued a statement following the announcement: "Netanyahu has abandoned the hostages, starting tomorrow the country will tremble"
Netanyahu's approval of continued IDF presence in the Philadelphi route at the latest cabinet meeting is a historic low point, even in the annals of the current war. It's now clear: the struggle to wipe out Hamas could cost the lives of more hostages
The exchange of fire that killed Staff Sgt. Elkana Navon severely wounded another soldier and lightly wounded two others. The forces were in Jenin as part of an IDF operation in the West Bank that began on Wednesday
One Jewish student suffered facial cuts while the other was injured on his neck, authorities say, after the two were attacked on campus by a suspect wearing a keffiyeh
Four Israelis wounded in two West Bank car bomb attacks; both assailants killed, IDF arrested six suspects ■ Israeli security officials: Explosives came from same lab in Hebron ■ IDF: Two Hamas-affiliated militants killed in Jenin ■ Gaza health officials: IDF strikes killed 48 ■ IDF: 40 rockets fired at Western Galilee from Lebanon ■ Here's what you need to know 330 days into the war
Thousands took to Israel's streets after Netanyahu's cabinet approved the continued presence of the IDF along the Philadelphi route at the expense of a hostage deal ■ As police clash with the crowd in Tel Aviv, a hostage's sister was evacuated in an ambulance after being hit by a mounted police officer
The soccer body says it will consider the request, which cites the Gaza war and alleges discrimination by Israel, in October after a legal opinion is reviewed
The three-day vaccination program comes after the first polio case in 25 years in Gaza was discovered this month. 'There must be a cease-fire so that the teams can reach everyone targeted by this campaign,' a top Gaza health official said
The PFA had submitted a proposal to suspend Israel in May, with FIFA ordering an urgent legal evaluation and promising to address it at an extraordinary meeting of its council in July.
The IDF imposed a closure on Hebron and launched a manhunt for suspects. Authorities believe a terrorist cell intends to carry out more attacks and have linked the incidents to a previous car explosion in the area
Opposition leader Yair Lapid's testimony to the civilian inquiry panel paints a frightening picture ■ The prime minister once again revamped his resumé, but unwittingly pleaded guilty ■ No one knows whether he supports Miri Regev's plans for an Oct. 7 memorial ceremony ■ What doesn't Yair Golan understand?