Incidents where IEDs wound IDF soldiers highlight the fraught fighting in Gaza, as Hamas still exploits Israeli weaknesses. Meanwhile, Netanyahu is betting on a collapse of Trump's Iran nuclear talks
Israel assumes that the gang led by Yasser Abu Shabab will always be under its control as it arms it and indirectly funds it. However, bitter experience shows that such militias have their own dynamics, and obedience is not part of it
ISRAEL: Four Israeli soldiers killed in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza are being laid to rest ■ GAZA: Five reportedly killed near aid hub by Israeli fire as health ministry says over 100 killed in past day ■ IRAN: Minister says sensitive Israeli documents obtained by Iran to be revealed soon ■ SYRIA: One killed in Israeli strike on village west of Damascus
As'ad Abu Sharaiya, the commander of the Palestinian Mujahideen Brigades terror group, is also held responsible by Israel for abducting American-Israeli couple Gadi Haggai and Judy Weinstein-Haggai, and as a leading force in the Kibbutz Nahal Oz massacre
The source said Hamas' leaders estimate that surrendering to Israel would lead to political collapse, and do not see any viable path to a complete cease-fire even if all hostages are released. Meanwhile, Doha negotiations remain at a dead end
The right-wing protest held on Thursday saw ministers calling to dismiss the attorney general and Israel's Supreme Court. Opposition leader Lapid said the shattering of the Supreme Court window was a direct result of the government's incitement
Hospitals in the Gaza Strip rely on generators which only have fuel for three more days, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. The crisis comes alongside increased IDF shelling and the closure of food distribution centers
Following Hamas' claim that IDF troops were surrounding the location where Matan is held, the Zangauker family has received another sign of life from Matan in captivity. The IDF said it does not know of any military activity taking place where Matan is believed to be held
The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation said that its sites remained closed throughout Saturday, due to direct threats from Hamas. A Hamas official denied the allegations, and Gazans who arrived at the site searching for aid were met with disorder and chaos
The demonstrations took place amid Israel's intensifying offensive in the Gaza Strip. A hostage's father said he prays his son can survive the 'Israeli bombings' and implored U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to issue an ultimatum to Netanyahu and Hamas to end the war
Silver prices climb amid inflation fears, with projections suggesting a return to 2011 highs by 2026. Investors eye precious metals as economic uncertainties persist.
Israel's prime minister is begging for time from the ultra-Orthodox rabbis who can stave off his coalition's collapse. But don't overdose on the schadenfreude: Despite his disasters, Netanyahu still has core campaigning advantages over his key rival, Naftali Bennett
Despite its lack of influence or military prowess, the Palestinian Mujahideen Brigades represent a significant phenomenon in the Gaza Strip: The ability of small groups to integrate themselves into the fighting against Israel alongside larger forces such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad
Doctors Without Borders warns Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis is on the brink of collapse due to restricted access and supply shortages. The WHO says its closure could wipe out 40 percent of Gaza's inpatient care