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The militant organization has denied that any senior members had been killed in the Khan Yunis attack, and analysts are unsure what effect it will have on negotiations; Egypt condemned the attack, saying it had complicated efforts for a deal

IDF, Shin Bet: Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif targeted in Khan Yunis strike; Hamas denies Deif is injured; 70 reportedly killed, 280 wounded ■ Gazan reports: 14 killed by IDF strike on north Gaza mosque ■ Cease-fire talk sources express concern on PM Netanyahu's conduct ■ Argentina designates Hamas as terror group ■ Here's what you need to know 281 days into the war

Families of hostages arrived in Jerusalem on the fourth day of a march, while protests were also held in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Caesarea and various other locations

Popularly known as 'Dr. Ruth,' Westheimer encouraged an open dialogue on previously private issues

Reports that Hamas is ready to give up control of Gaza as part of a cease-fire deal with Israel only underline the urgency of finding a solution to postwar governance in the Strip

Deif was among the orchestrators of the October 7 massacre that killed over 1,200 Israelis and triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. At least 90 Palestinians were killed and 280 were wounded in the Israeli strike, Hamas health ministry reports

Numbering anywhere between 7,500 to 10,000, New Zealand's Jewish community was never big enough to be a bubble. Yet as the Gaza war continues, its members say they are increasingly finding collective strength through their Jewishness. The first of three special reports

Netanyahu is introducing new terms and reneging on previously committed guarantees according to sources familiar with the negotiations

IDF estimates that Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif was at least injured in the Khan Yunis attack, where at least 90 Gazans were killed and more than 280 were wounded ■ Israel's defense chief orders heightened alert on all fronts ■ Egypt, Jordan condemn Israel's Khan Yunis attack ■ Netanyahu to convene cabinet ■ Hamas official says IDF strike 'shows Israel is not interested in cease-fire deal' ■ Defense Minister Gallant, IDF chief, Shin Bet chief, convene following Gaza strike ■ UN chief says Israel is forcing Gazans 'to move like human pinballs'

No fewer than 28 percent of the religious Zionist public term themselves 'Hardali' – nationalist religious zealots – up from 12 percent a decade ago

Comments on posts of the video on social media have referenced the Black Hebrew Israelite movement, where the main belief is that only African Americans are the genuine descendants of biblical Jews.

Majda, a restaurant just outside Jerusalem , was an international success story. After 14 years, the impact of the war led the owners, like many other chefs and vintners, to leave the country

An IDF missile hurtled into an apartment in the densely populated Tul Karm refugee camp in the West Bank, killing Nisreen Damiri in front of her 7-year-old son, and wounding her sister-in-law. This is what happens when the Israeli army makes 'maximum effort to avoid harming noncombatants'

Bloomberg reported that the PAC - a group that can receive unlimited contributions for political activity - is next required to disclose its list of donors on July 15.

Who are the Israeli women who wish to be pregnant and give birth for others? The answer to that question has changed dramatically over the past decade

Biden says his cease-fire proposal 'is now agreed to by both Israel and Hamas' ■ Netanyahu denies reports that Israel, Egypt discussed using electronic surveillance along the Gaza/Egypt border ■ USAID's chief says she received Israeli pledges to allow aid workers to move more quickly and safely in Gaza ■ ICJ to publish its position on Israeli occupation in the West Bank and East Jerusalem next Friday ■ Here's what you need to know 280 days into the war

The decision to reject the far-right national security minister's 'unusual request', Baharav-Miara said, is because a criminal investigation into the suspects is about to be initiated

The legislation to extend men's service by 4 months will be brought to the Knesset on Sunday. The decision comes as the army faces a shortage of troops amid the Gaza war and escalations on the Lebanese border

Cease-fire deal negotiators are reportedly in talks about an electronic surveillance system along the border between Gaza and Egypt that could allow Israel to pull back its troops from the area. The Prime Minister's Office called it 'fake news'

The attacks targeted the Israeli army's main operational cloud computing systems, which include software used by the troops on the ground to manage the fighting, locate the forces and share real-time information