Gaza War

Gaza's civilians accuse Khalil al-Hayya of prioritizing political interests while leadership remains isolated from daily suffering.

The probe found that operational forces conducting activities in Gaza City experienced an accidental weapons malfunction that struck the religious complex, causing both structural damage and civilian casualties

"In Ukraine, when Russia attacks with missiles, drones or artillery, civilians go underground while the Ukrainian military stays aboveground to fight. In Gaza, it’s the reverse," Bret Stephens argues in The New York Times. "These tactics, which are war crimes in themselves, make it difficult for Israel to achieve its war aims: the return of its hostages and the elimination of Hamas."

The prime minister did not allow the coalition leaders' forum to discuss Eyal Zamir's plan for continuing the war in Gaza. Sources told Israel Hayom that Netanyahu continues to support the "humanitarian city" initiative, which Zamir has described as a "strategic mistake."

The terrorist organization Hamas claimed that Gazans were killed while waiting for aid distribution. A preliminary investigation by the IDF indicates that the reported number of casualties does not match existing information.

Keith Siegel describes seeing female captive tortured with sharp rod, calls for comprehensive deal to bring all remaining hostages home.

Delegation remains in Doha, but Israeli officials claim terror group is stalling talks. No response yet to mediators' updated proposal.

According to the Egyptian reports the progress stems from pressure exerted by US envoy Steve Witkoff. Israel had allegedly presented a new withdrawal map, which includes a pullback from the Morag security corridor in Gaza.