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The U.S. carries out its first airdrop of aid to Gaza ■ Biden says he 'trusts Israel will investigate' aid distribution disaster ■ Egyptian sources: Cease-fire/hostage talks to resume Sunday, aid incident pushed negotiators to accelerate work ■ Yemen's Houthis sink the UK-owned Rubymar ■ Here's what you need to know 148 days into the war

As talks towards a swap deal are set to resume, thousands of marchers arrived in Jerusalem after setting off from the site of the Oct. 7 Nova Festival massacre four days earlier, demanding the immediate release of the 134 Israeli hostages still held in the Gaza Strip

American planes delivered over 38,000 meals into Gaza City. Human rights and international aid organizations have criticized U.S. aid drops as a half measure, meant to obfuscate U.S. failures to further push Israel into allowing the necessary amounts of aid into Gaza

The Israeli army said it had 'struck a vehicle in southern Lebanon, in which a number of terrorists who launched rockets into Israeli territory were driving.' It said the militants operated under the Iran-affiliated Imam Hossein Division of Hezbollah

The US aircraft manufacturer had donated towards establishing a Science (STEM) kindergarten that would be open to kids from around the southern town.

  An alleged Israeli drone strike killed three Hezbollah fighters in south Lebanon on Saturday, security sources in Lebanon said, the latest to die in months of cross-border hostilities that have been fought in parallel to the Gaza war. According to Arab media, one of those in the car who was assassinated was a senior […]

The flyers had a variety of messages some of them targeted Jews others targeted transgender people, or other minorities.

Standing to contribute to the budget meeting, Joshua Garfield was reportedly subjected to antisemitic comments and hissing.

“These protests reached a new level of aggression by targeting Hillel as a Jewish on campus organization,”

IDF names 3 soldiers killed, 14 wounded in Gaza combat ■ Israel accepted cease-fire deal, implementation depends on Hamas releasing hostages, says U.S. official ■ U.S. air-drops aid into Gaza in cooperation with Jordan's air force ■ Gaza cease-fire talks to resume in Cairo on Sunday, Egyptian sources say; Israel reportedly waiting for Hamas response before sending delegation

An Israeli army jeep, in hot pursuit of two Palestinian teens riding an electric bike, rams them and they are thrown to the ground. A soldier places his rifle on the neck of one of them and pulls the trigger. Imru Swidan, 17, remains in critical condition and paralyzed

An anonymous complaint to the Defense Ministry alleged that a veteran player in Israel's cyber world, Eric Banoun, and his business partner Maria Pulera tried to sell spyware to Egypt. But they insist that a former colleague, recently released from jail, is trying to blackmail them

Political scientist Gayil Talshir analyzes how the messianic right is shaping Israel's political leadership and landscape. Now, she says, the left must try to do the same thing

According to the release, the company, which has been working on the AR glasses for years, is expected to present a prototype during 2024.

Musk, who has called AI a "double-edged sword," was among experts and executives who called for a six-month pause in developing systems more powerful than OpenAI's GPT-4, citing risks to humanity.

Israel has tried airdrops and supports the U.S. plans, Biden administration says, a day after the deaths of Palestinians in a line for aid

“Optimism is the madness of insisting that all is well when we are miserable.” – Voltaire

UN, France call for an independent investigation into Thursday's events in north Gaza ■ Egypt's foreign minister hopeful cease-fire can be secured before Ramadan ■ Hamas claims seven Israeli hostages were killed in Israeli bombardments ■ Iran Revolutionary Guards officer killed in alleged Israeli strike in Syria ■ European Commission will pay 50 million euros to UNRWA ■ Here's what you need to know 147 days into the war

Syrian Center for Human Rights says western Syria's Baniyas is a Sunni city that isn't known to be affiliated with pro-Iranian militias, testifying to the level of 'intelligence that can lead to an attack so precise'