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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Joe Biden held a second conversation within a week, focusing on several critical issues, including the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Discussions centered on the plight of abductees held by Hamas and the need for humanitarian aid to enter Gaza. Additionally, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressed deep concern over civilian casualties in Gaza and urged Israel to adhere to international humanitarian law

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's comments regarding the prioritization of destroying Hamas over the return of abductees have sparked controversy

In a tragic incident this morning, a young man lost his life and eight others sustained injuries as three terrorists opened fire on vehicles along Route 1 near the A-Zaim checkpoint in the Maale Adumim area. The attack caused chaos and panic among commuters, resulting in a pregnant woman being seriously injured. Fortunately, medical teams swiftly responded, transferring all injured individuals to hospitals in Jerusalem for urgent treatment

Negotiations resumed in Paris yesterday, marking a significant step forward in efforts to broker a new deal between Israel and Hamas. This evening, the outline for the proposed agreement was made public, with the War Cabinet set to review and likely approve the agreed-upon lines during tonight's session. Following the conclusion of yesterday's meeting, mediators reached a consensus on the fundamental principles of the deal, including the release of abductees and compensation for Israel. Speaking to News 12, a senior political official expressed optimism, stating, "There is significant...

Major Eyal Shuminov, aged 24, hailing from Karmiel, met his demise during a raid on the Zeytun neighborhood in Gaza City. The company commander in the Shaked Battalion within the Givati Brigade was struck by an anti-tank missile, succumbing to his injuries

Residents of numerous localities across Israel are gearing up for a crucial second round of mayoral elections on March 10. Following initial voting held on Tuesday, none of the candidates managed to secure more than 40% of the votes, necessitating a runoff between the top contenders

In the wake of the cancellation of the fuel tax discount in Israel, citizens are bracing for a rapid escalation in fuel prices, further burdening their wallets. Effective midnight tomorrow, the price hike will see a liter of 95 octane fuel in self-service stations soar by 13 agora to NIS 7.51, while full-service options will spike to NIS 7.73

In a tragic incident Thursday, two individuals lost their lives in a shooting attack at a gas station near the entrance to the Ali settlement in the West Bank. The assailant, identified as Mahmoud Manassera, 31, from the Qalandiya refugee camp and affiliated with Fatah, opened fire on two Israeli citizens at the station

The United States began airdropping food aid to the Gaza Strip on Saturday, utilizing three C-130 transport planes to deliver 66 shipments, including over 38,000 prepared meals. This initial airdrop did not include water or medical equipment

The ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas have entered a critical phase, with sources within Hamas indicating potential progress towards a ceasefire agreement. Speaking to the French news agency AFP, Hamas representatives stated that a ceasefire could be achieved within the next 24-48 hours, contingent upon Israel meeting their demands