Dozens protest at army base holding Sde Teiman soldiers for questioning ■ Netanyahu, IDF chief of staff condemn break-in to Sde Teiman ■ Hamas' Gaza Health Ministry declares polio epidemic in Gaza Strip, due to war ■ Report in Lebanon: Drone attack on motorcycle; 3 wounded
Druze in Syria, Lebanon and Israel face a series of threats, and Israel must signal to anyone trying to harm the Druze that this will not be met with inaction
The disaster in the Druze community in the north won't go unanswered, as Israeli experts try to gauge possible next moves by Hezbollah ■ While all eyes are on the north, chances of Gaza hostage deal go down
Your taxes: In this case, Google had a cash pile of more than $110b. and presumably wanted Wiz and its cloud security technology to help stay ahead. But Wiz has other options, such as an IPO.
Israel had initially agreed to facilitate the medical evacuation of hundreds of sick and wounded children from Gaza for treatment in the UAE. Physicians for Human Rights-Israel called the decision it 'a cruel game by the Israeli government with children's lives'
The movement of militants from south to north Gaza is seen as Netanyahu's main challenge with the hostage deal. Israeli officials see signs of Hamas's increased flexibility in negotiations as the Mossad chief returns from talks with mediators in Rome
Netanyahu came to Washington with a show of optimism on a deal to release the hostages, and then – after the Israeli public saw him receiving standing ovations in Congress – decided to revert back to his rejectionist position
Diplomatic sources told Haaretz that the threat of a full-scale war hinges on Hezbollah's response to Israel's strike in Lebanon. The U.S. and France are trying to prevent Israel from targeting Beirut or other major cities in retaliation to the Majdal Shams attack
Thousands attend funerals of 12 children, teens killed in Hezbollah rocket attack on Druze town ■ PM Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant say Hezbollah will pay heavy price' ■ Iran warns Israel against any 'new adventure' in Lebanon ■ Hezbollah reportedly clears out key sites ahead of expected Israeli response ■ Here's what you need to know 296 days into the war
In a new collaboration, former soldiers from Israel's Breaking the Silence and America's Common Defense are taking forward their belief that veterans have an unique ability to understand and speak out against injustices: 'We've been there and know what we're talking about, so people tend to listen'
'I will not be silent': Why a Kamala Harris presidency – with her explicit intention to move past a binary conversation about Israel and the Palestinians – should be welcomed by all sides of the conflict