Israel at War

Hamas has declared that eight of the 17 remaining hostages of Phase 1 did not survive captivity.

Arab sources report positive progress in negotiations; Netanyahu scheduled a situational assessment at the IDF's Southern Command.

A senior security source states that Israel is "taking every threat with the utmost seriousness," adding that if fighting resumes, Israel will receive a continuous supply of munitions without humanitarian aid commitments.

In an unprecedented move highlighting the pressing plight of Israeli hostages, four of Israel's most distinguished scientists – including three Nobel laureates – have appealed directly to former President Donald Trump, warning that time is running out.

Findings show approximately half a million tons of food were transferred from January 2024; "if the population didn't receive food, it's because distribution wasn't equitable by those controlling the territory, meaning Hamas," one of the study's authors said.

This crucial update comes approximately 500 days after Angrest was taken from his tank position at Kibbutz Nahal-Oz.

Israel Hayom has obtained exclusive information indicating that Israel's immediate priority is to preserve Phase One of the agreement, with the goal of securing the release of nine living civilian hostages.

Israel halts talks on phase two of the hostage deal, expects release of nine hostages within days. Meanwhile, The IDF significantly reinforces forces near Gaza.

The family of twins Gali and Ziv Berman, who were kidnapped from Kibbutz Kfar Aza on October 7, announced that they have received a sign of life from the two. The twins were abducted along with Emily Damari, Doron Steinbrecher, and Amit Soussana.