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The shooter researched kosher supermarkets before committing the attacks, and was influenced by an antisemitic flier he saw.

Israeli defense minister Gallant: Won't agree to military rule in Gaza ■ Netanyahu: As long as Hamas remains, no other party will govern in Gaza ■ War cabinet minister Gantz backs defense minister in spat with PM ■ Netanyahu to CNBC: We disagree with U.S. on Rafah but will do what we have to do

Hoping to ensure the survival of his government until November, the prime minister once again pulled out the 'conscription law' ploy. In desperation, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant gave the public a glimpse of the most sensitive strategic discussions and made it clear to Netanyahu: You better come to your senses – and fast

Housing prices rose by 0.95 percent in a month and by 2.2 percent in Tel Aviv ■ The Bank of Israel is worried about a new inflationary outbreak, mainly because of Israel's geopolitical uncertainty

Some Israelis marked Israel's independence by torching aid meant for Palestinian civilians in Gaza. Our wish for one another, that next year we enjoy a happier holiday, seems to get farther and farther away

Even if he has no plans to actually pass the law as is, the Israeli PM can buy badly needed time by keeping the High Court at bay and preventing the collapse of his government

NYC city hall was lit blue and white in honor of Israel's Independence Day, according to NYC Mayor Eric Adams honoring "the remarkable achievements of the State of Israel"

Sonoma State University, a public liberal arts college that is part of the California State University system, has announced that it will not engage in any partnerships or collaborations with Israeli universities

'The day after Hamas will only be achieved by actors who replace Hamas,' Defense Minister Gallant says in challenge to Netanyahu; ministers call for his firing

From University of California, Berkeley to Harvard University, demonstrators have been packing away their tents after various levels of success for their divestment demands

The contrast between the lavish Met Gala and the war in Gaza triggered a campaign calling to block content from celebrities and social media figures who haven't spoken out about the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Arab celebrities aren't spared

Israel's defense minister calls on PM Netanyahu to publicly declare that Israel won't establish military rule over Gaza ■ Israeli officials warn that Egypt may withdraw from truce mediation efforts because of Israel's operation in Rafah ■ Red Cross establishes field hospital in Gaza ■ More than 60 rockets were fired at northern Israel. Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the launches ■ Here's what you need to know 222 days into the war

The 'Eretz Nehederet' sketch highlights some of the most common critiques of protest participants - namely their lack of true understanding of the conflict as well as the narcissism and privilege that some see as characteristic of the entire movement

Slovak news channel TA3 reported that the assailant fired four shots – one hitting Prime Minister Robert Fico – after a Slovak government meeting in Handlova

Fighting and reflecting: many Israeli soldiers have been keeping a personal diary since the start the Israel-Hamas war. Here are excerpts from five of them