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The key question will be how to convince the public that Israel has achieved its goals during the war, even though Hamas hasn't been fully defeated, and 120 hostages are still in Gaza ■ Israel's leaders play blame game over the release of Al-Shifa Hospital's director, a fiasco emblematic of the Netanyahu era

15 rockets fired from Lebanon at northern Israel, some causing fires near border town ■ Dozens of Jewish settlers throw stones at Palestinians near West Bank junction, wounding three ■ Fires break out in northern Israel following barrage of rockets from Lebanon ■ Blinken, UAE FM discuss diplomatic efforts to reach Gaza cease-fire ■ NYT: Top IDF generals want a cease-fire; Netanyahu: That's not happening ■ Two Israeli soldiers killed in fighting in central Gaza

The vandalism involved the phrase “Genocide in Gaza” being written over a photograph of a child Holocaust survivor.

The father, mother and 16-year-old son were attacked while attending a 5th grade graduation event.

The political candidate was invited to speak at the mosque, where worshippers told him “We don’t want to engage with you people, we don’t want to engage with you justifiers of child killers.”

Monica Buckley, David Moritz and eighty-year-old veteran Bob Campbell shared on social media and with the police that they attended the “Strategic Lessons from the Palestinian Resistance” seminar.

Prof. Ron Shapira, rector of the Peres Academic Center, has been touted as a possible Supreme Court appointee by the current government, which hopes to appoint a conservative judge

Brig. Gen. Roman Gofman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's new military secretary, approved the use of the 16-year-old boy in an 'influence campaign.' In a lawsuit filed against the state, the teen claims he was subjected to abuse in detention

One Israeli soldier was killed and another seriously wounded when an explosive device detonated under a military vehicle during an overnight operation in the Nur al-Shams refugee camp near the West Bank city of Tul Karm

With Marine Le Pen's National Rally in a commanding position going into Sunday's runoff election, France's Arab and Muslim communities are deeply apprehensive. The impact of a potential far-right government are also being debated in Lebanon, which sees France as one of its key political partners

Rima Hassan's comments on the October 7 massacre placed her and La France Insoumise in a precarious position.

The merger between Israel's Labor Party and left-wing Meretz represents a starting point and a blueprint for how the left and center can resist the tide of authoritarian nationalism

The IDF said that Sgt. Ori Itzchak Hadad, a 21-year-old from Be'er Sheva, was killed in an explosion. An additional soldier was wounded in the incident

The permanent gate next to Netanyahu's private home in Jerusalem could be used to block off an entire section of the street which has been the site of anti-government protests in recent months calling for the release of the hostages held in Gaza

Video footage published by Al Jazeera shows soldiers ordering Palestinians, wearing Israeli army uniforms with body cameras attached to them, to enter buildings and tunnel openings ahead of the soldiers

Israel releases from detention the director of Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital along with some 50 other Palestinians ■ PM Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant say they were not privy to decision ■ Spain asks to join South Africa's petition accusing Israel of genocide at the ICJ ■ Smotrich says he approved five new settlements as response to countries unilaterally recognizing Palestinian state ■ Here's what you need to know 269 days into the war