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In January, Israel presented the United States with a list of 12 UNRWA employees who it said took part in the massacre, either by providing logistics or by directly participating in the atrocities

In a new book, a lieutenant colonel in the reserves tells about crazed soldiers and wayward officers who espoused the credo that 'revenge is legitimate in this war'

Medics at Indonesian Hospital say IDF ordered its evacuation; IDF denies order was given ■ IDF: 'No indication' army holding north Gaza hospital director under arrest, contradicting last week's statement ■ Israeli delegation travels to Doha to discuss cease-fire/hostage deal ■ Eight members of Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee call for destruction of all sources of water, food and energy in north Gaza ■ IDF: Intercepted missile, drone fired from Yemen overnight ■ Rockets fired from Gaza at Israeli border communities ■ Here's what you need to know 455 days into the war

Netanyahu is sure he can manipulate Trump, who he believes couldn't care less about Gaza and will be malleable on Iran. So the fighting will continue with no postwar political framework as Israelis remain desensitized

Masjid Bilal is one of 20 Islamic Centers run by The Islamic Society of Greater Houston.

For many hostage families, the announcement of their beloved relatives' death marks the tragic end of a chapter. For IDF soldier Ron Sherman's mother, Maayan, it was the start of the battle for recognition that her son wasn't murdered by Hamas but rather killed by an IDF attack

The Israeli army's third operation in the refugee camp has left not a single building standing. Soldiers, who six months ago carried pictures of the hostages with them, today have only one task – the elimination of Hamas

The Israeli army blamed 'human error' for a statement on Thursday that announced 'no indication' of the detention of a Gaza hospital director. After contradicting their original confirmation of his arrest, the IDF now says Dr. Hossam Abu Safiya is in Shin Bet detention

Sirens were activated overnight in Jerusalem, the West Bank, central Israel and the Judean Foothills, but an IDF app showed sirens only in one city

Dina Sender, who left Haredi society and is now pursuing a doctorate in linguistics ,talks about 'Haredi Hebrew'

It's a forgotten chapter in Israel's history, now revealed in declassified documents. When Ben-Gurion worked to obtain a nuclear weapon for the country, he was opposed by a phalanx of intellectuals who decried the effort and even created a group to thwart it. Is it possible that they warned the U.S. about the nuclear project 20 years before whistleblower Vanunu did?

Much of what the IDF is doing in the northern part of the Strip is connected to ultra-Orthodox ideology. The goal: Resettlement and preventing the return of the Palestinians

The ousted defense minister quit parliament before being labeled a deserter, which would have banned him from the next Knesset ■ His successor, Israel Katz, expects Gazans to rise up against Hamas ■ Smotrich manages to kill Zionism yet again ■ The Bibi-ists finally discover Ben-Gvir's inhumanity

GAZA: Medics report 42 killed in Israeli attacks since Thursday night; IDF reportedly evacuates the northern Indonesian Hospital, Al-Bureij neighborhood ■ WEST BANK: Three killed in clashes between Palestinian Authority and militants ■ ISRAEL: Missile from Gaza launched at a military helicopter

The Hostages and Missing Families Forum slammed the Health Ministry's decision to release the report it had submitted to the United Nations detailing the hostages' abuse in Hamas captivity

Liat Ben Ari complained she hadn't received sufficient backing from the State Prosecutor and his deputy, according to a source in the prosecutor's office told Haaretz