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Ilan Mengistu, Abera's brother, talks to Haaretz about the unimaginable pain his family endured for the past decade. Still, he remains hopeful and calls on the government to reach a hostage deal as soon as possible

In the past two weeks, Israeli leaders have debated how to respond to Iran's missile attack, but Netanyahu's postponement of Gallant's U.S. trip complicates coordination with Biden. As Netanyahu tries to solidify a narrative of national revival, it appears his government has abandoned the hostages

Visiting Israel, Jean-Noel Barrot said France's support for a cease-fire meant providing offensive weapons would be inconsistent

Israel had made major efforts in the negotiations to relegate the Palestinian issue to a footnote, but the Hamas attack and the Saudi stance that followed upended things, meaning that normalization appears to be off the table in the near future

Gold prices plunge as Fed rate cut hopes fade. Recent economic data dampens expectations for aggressive monetary policy easing. Investors await Fed minutes and inflation data.

The announcement follows recent Israeli army statements over the past two weeks, asserting that no cross-border tunnels existed since the start of the ground operation in Lebanon

The mood of the alternative October 7 memorial ceremony demonstrated that the Israeli public is pushing back, refusing to forget the failures that led to that day, the abandonment of the hostages and inability to offer a vision of anything beyond a forever war

Ali Siadatan, Iranian-born Educational Director at the Canadian ‘Tafsik’ grassroots organization, recounts his story of enlightenment, de-radicalization, and combatting totalitarian ideologies.

Senior U.S. officials have recently voiced increasing criticism of Israel's approach to a potential strike on Iran. Gallant's planned visit to Washington aimed to address this rising distrust within the U.S. administration, but its postponement is likely to further strain relations between the two countries

Earlier on Tuesday, Defense Minister Yoav Gallants said that ;Hezbollah is now a headless organization – Nasrallah has been killed, and it appears his successor has also been eliminated'

Israel's Channel 12 reported that cabinet ministers were shocked and embarrassed when confronted with a video of hostages pleading with them directly

Dor Alon Energy accuses the worker of giving the police security footage of the assault without its approval, while the employee says the company refused to give him the recording

IDF says fourth division has joined ground offensive in Lebanon ■ U.S. is reportedly not pursuing efforts for cease-fire along Israel-Lebanon border at this moment ■ CIA chief Bill Burns: Israel 'weighing very carefully' how to respond to Iran's ballistic missile attack last week ■ WHO official warns of 'higher risk of disease outbreaks' in Lebanon ■ what you need to know 368 days into the war

The project by the Asif Culinary Institute invited farmers from Israel's north and south to plant crops meaningful to them on a rooftop plot in Tel Aviv – to tell their stories and help plant new roots

Police arrested Intisar Hijazi, 41, and photographed her blindfolded and handcuffed under an Israeli flag for a social media post they claim was 'disturbing public peace.' She was arrested after National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir complained about the post