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Israel presented yesterday (Wednesday) to Egypt a plan to reactivate the Rafah crossing through Palestinian representatives and UN personnel under Israeli supervision and security, according to a source privy to the details of the plan. According to the Israeli plan prepared by the Shin Bet, the Rafah crossing will become a crossing for the movement of people to and from the Gaza Strip, and will also be used to transfer fuel from Egypt to Gaza, according to the source, who has no details

A barrage of rockets fired from Lebanese territory towards the Golan Heights resulted in injuries and fires in northern Israel on Friday. Two 60-year-old men were slightly injured and evacuated to "Ziv" hospital in Safed, while dozens of rockets were intercepted by Israeli defense systems. However, the fallout from the volley caused several fires in open areas in the Golan and Atzal HaGilil regions, with fire crews, mobilized to contain the blazes

In a dramatic turn of events amidst escalating tensions, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) successfully retrieved the bodies of three abducted Israelis from the Gaza Strip. The operation, conducted jointly with the Shin Bet security service, marks a significant development in the ongoing efforts to resolve hostage situations in the region

Throughout Israel, citizens gathered in protest last night, calling for early elections and expressing discontent with the government's handling of the ongoing conflict. The main rally, held at Tel Aviv's Kaplan intersection, drew significant attention, with opposition leader Yair Lapid among the prominent figures in attendance. Voices of Dissent Lapid addressed the crowd, emphasizing the possibility of change and criticizing the government's response to the crisis. He condemned Prime Minister Netanyahu's tactics and urged action to address the nation's challenges. Clashes and...

In a bold move, Benny Gantz, Minister and Chairman of the State Camp, issued an ultimatum to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demanding a concrete plan for governance in the Gaza Strip by June 8. Gantz warned of potential withdrawal from the government if his conditions are not met, citing concerns about the intrusion of personal and political interests into Israel's security affairs

Tragedy struck as two soldiers from the Givatay patrol, Sgt. Nachman Meir Haim Vakanin and Sgt. Noam Batan, lost their lives in Pir, east of Rafah. The incident also left an officer and two soldiers seriously injured. Additionally, a reservist from the 5832nd Bridging Battalion of the Engineering Corps sustained serious injuries from an anti-tank missile fired at D9