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At least 38 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since last Friday's U.S.-brokered cease-fire, while clashes between Hamas and local militias escalate amid widespread destruction and a mounting humanitarian crisis

The Houthis did not specifically blame Israel for the killing of Maj. Gen. Karim al-Ghamari in their statement. Shortly after their announcement, Israeli PM Netanyahu said: 'Another chief of staff has been eliminated in the line of terrorist commanders who sought to harm us'

‘Fresh and Fit’ host Myron Gaines defends leaked GOP antisemitic group chat: ‘Yeah, we like Hitler’

A foreign official told Haaretz that Israel was aware Hamas would struggle in locating the bodies and that recovering them is expected to take months. Meanwhile, Jerusalem is eyeing sanctions, including delaying the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza

“Mr. FAFO” was killed by an anti-Hamas militia in the Sabra neighborhood in southern Gaza City.

The steamroller that almost ran over Netanyahu, the man made of steel and the ecstasy in Tel Aviv. It was a week of release, in more ways than one

Her supporters praise her as a bulwark against creeping anti-American sentiment disguised as Palestinian solidarity. Critics argue that since her university days, she has done precisely what she accuses the 'woke' left of: stifling debate and enforcing conformity, especially on Israel. So how will Bari Weiss wield her newfound power as editor-in-chief of CBS News?

International March of the Living condemned the trend as a "profound distortion of history and a cynical exploitation of humanity’s darkest chapters."

The team cited "a number of physical and safety factors" when announcing that no visiting fans would be allowed in the stadium

British police classified the Europa League match between Aston Villa and Israel's Maccabi Tel Aviv as 'high risk,' citing last year's Amsterdam riots involving Israeli fans and potential pro-Palestinian protests in Birmingham

On Monday, Israelis on balconies, at kiosks and in public squares were glued to their screens, watching the live broadcast to end all live broadcasts. Now, with the living hostages at home and no longer a national asset, it's time to face the music

A senior U.S. adviser was asked about Hamas' control over parts of Gaza and replied that the situation is 'dynamic,' but added that there's an intention to fully implement the cease-fire deal. According to him, roughly 20 U.S. troops are currently in Gaza to 'help facilitate this operation'

Tens of thousands of people flooded Spanish cities on Wednesday to demonstrate against Israel, with some of the more riotous protests ending in arrests.

The leader of Britain's growing far-right movement spent Thursday on the Gaza border, where he heard from Israelis who fought in the war. On Saturday night, he will deliver a talk at a Tel Aviv gathering

Erdogan wants to leverage Trump's praise for Turkey's role in facilitating the Israel-Hamas cease-fire. But the Turkish president's unwavering embrace of Hamas leaves Ankara without the credibility, trust or impartiality required to shape Gaza's future

The family of released hostage Nimrod Cohen talks about his brutal experiences in Hamas captivity, his first days of freedom – and why they have no intention of letting Netanyahu off the hook for the disaster of October 7

'It's just a road that leads people; it's not construction,' said the head of the council of unrecognized Bedouin villages in southern Israel. 'Instead of fixing the road that takes students to school, the state comes and destroys it.' Residents warn that the demolition cuts off thousands from schools, buses, and urgent medical care

Israel's two-year protests calling for a cease-fire and to bring the hostages home was a crucial precondition for Trump to pressure Israel's government and Hamas to close the deal. Now, that mass movement must offer an alternative to Netanyahu's doctrine of eternal war

Immediately after the Israel-Hamas cease-fire was declared, Palestinians began returning to their homes in northern Gaza – or what remains of them. Despite the truce, residents report dire living conditions: 'We're still struggling to secure food, water and medical care'