GAZA: Israel's defense establishment see Rafah evacuation as mean to apply pressure on Hamas ■ LEBANON: Report: Lebanese army arrests Syrians, Palestinians suspected of firing rockets at Israel ■ YEMEN: At least three killed in reported U.S. airstrikes in Yemen, Houthi rebels say
A segment on CBS' 60 Minutes detailled the horrors released Israeli hostages endured in Hamas captivity. It concluded with Keith Siegel breaking down in tears, saying how he is now working to bring the remaining hostages home before it is too late while dealing with his continued trauma
Rescue teams found the bodies of aid workers whose contact was lost about a week and a half ago. According to the Hamas-run health ministry, some of the workers were found with their hands bound
The Turkish president, speaking at an Istanbul mosque during the Eid prayer about Gaza, said, 'May Allah destroy the Zionist Israel,' as the Israeli and Turkish foreign ministries clashed in an exchange on X
One prosecutor, whose car was bombed in an assassination attempt, went to the High Court of Justice hoping to block the move. The president of the court extended the protection until the police commissioner explains his reasoning
'This past week has been harder than the entire war,' one Gazan says, adding that 'nowhere is safe' – certainly not the Tel al-Sultan refugee camp in the south, where an Israeli operation put civilians under siege. On Sunday, 14 bodies of rescue and medical workers were taken out of the rubble
Israel’s diaspora minister urged a 'full-scale war' on antisemitism, not just diplomacy, at a tense conference marked by political rifts and notable absences.
Netanyahu in No Men Land: Released hostages and hostages' families are sacrificing their mental and physical health, privacy, and peace of mind because of the moral turpitude and callous indifference of Israel's prime minister
Yale Law fired Helyeh Doutaghi for refusing an inquiry into her alleged PFLP ties; she denied the claims and accused Yale of suppressing pro-Palestinian speech.
Citing the Gaza war, the Israeli government changed the definition of the ministry to strike out Mahmoud Abbas' Palestinian Authority from any shared activity, in another blow to the government's cooperation with Ramallah
Bank Hapoalim introduced grants and benefits for reservists, students, displaced citizens, and mortgage holders as part of an economic relief initiative.
Communications minister says 'law enforcement' should address Haaretz's Gaza coverage, which he called 'dangerous incitement', while Diaspora Affairs Minister Chikli continued his attack after calling Haaretz 'a beacon of lies' at last week's far-right antisemitism conference
The UN warned of a humanitarian collapse after Israel blockaded all entryways to Gaza, noting that over 142,000 Gazans were ordered to evacuate without anywhere to go, lacking electricity, water, food, and safety
Trump revealed that U.S. and Iranian officials are 'talking,' while Iran's president leaves the door open for indirect talks via Oman, stating that the U.S. 'must prove they can build trust'
After the village of Umm al-Hiran had been razed, many Bedouin families moved to temporary homes without running water or electricity in Hura. Soon they will have to move again
Home to Alawite residents with Syrian roots, the Golan Heights village of Ghajar was only split on paper by the UN in 2000. As Israel and Lebanon renew border talks, locals fear a symbolic division may soon become real