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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that he will face an investigation regarding the security lapses that enabled the recent terrorist attack by Hamas in the southern region of the country on October 7. However, he has stated that this inquiry will take place only after the current military campaign concludes

In a highly anticipated turn of events, 12 Israeli hostages, including a 13-year-old girl, four boys, and seven women, have been released from captivity in Gaza. Families anxiously awaited their return for 54 days, enduring a nerve-wracking wait for messages that never arrived. The release marks a significant development in the ongoing hostage situation.

Lt. Col. (res.) Yitzhak Harosh, 68, of Jerusalem, and Sergeant Oren Hershko, 20, of Tel Mond, were killed in a terrorist attack on Thursday at the Allenby Bridge Crossing, which connects the West Bank with Jordan

Ministry of Finance has issued a scathing critique of the government's proposed draft exemption law, asserting that its implementation lacks crucial components necessary for success. The ministry's analysis, signed by legal advisor Esi Messing and intended for the Prime Minister's Office, highlights significant concerns regarding the economic and security implications of the proposed legislation

The United States has informed Israel that it expects prior notification before any unusual military activity or airstrike in the Gaza Strip, according to senior Israeli security sources. While American officials have stopped short of demanding direct approval for every operation, they have made it clear to Jerusalem that further surprises endangering the fragile ceasefire will not be tolerated

In a tragic development, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has confirmed the death of Major Amisher Ben David, a 43-year-old officer from the settlement of Ali, during a battle in the southern Gaza Strip. Major Ben David, who served as a commander in the commando formation, was killed earlier today in an encounter with terrorists. He leaves behind his wife Shlomit and their five children

In response to heightened security concerns stemming from increased threats by Iran and Hamas, as well as a surge in anti-Semitic incidents worldwide, the National Security Headquarters has raised travel warnings for Israelis in 80 countries. Notably, Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, and Australia have been upgraded from level 1 to level 2, indicating an "occasional threat." South Africa, Eritrea, and select Asian countries now face a level 3 warning, signaling a "medium threat level" and advising against non-essential travel

In a UN Security Council session called for by the United Arab Emirates, a resolution proposing an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict faced a setback as the United States exercised its veto power. The resolution garnered support from 100 countries, with 13 out of 15 Security Council members voting in favor, the United Kingdom abstaining, and the U.S. casting a dissenting vote

Tens of thousands of displaced Gazans stormed a humanitarian aid facility in the Muassi area on Tuesday morning, overwhelming the center and taking all available food supplies. The facility, established by Israel in collaboration with a private American organization, was part of a controversial new aid distribution plan aimed at consolidating humanitarian operations in southern Gaza

Talks between Israel and Hamas over a potential ceasefire and hostage release have seen major progress in recent hours, according to diplomatic sources familiar with the negotiations. The discussions—mediated by Qatar and Egypt—have reportedly narrowed significant gaps between the sides, raising hopes for a breakthrough after nearly two years of war.