Netanyahu denies Trump pressure amid Doha hostage talks
Decisive moments in Washington as the president and Israeli leader push to complete the hostage deal by the weekend.
Decisive moments in Washington as the president and Israeli leader push to complete the hostage deal by the weekend.
Defense Minister Israel Katz and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir spoke at the Israel National Defense College graduation ceremony. Zamir said the region's geopolitical shifts bring positive opportunities while some changes require increased preparation. Minister Katz emphasized that the IDF is positioned in the Hermon to protect Golan Heights and Galilee residents, with the presence serving as a diplomatic asset for possible future arrangements.
According to the Saudi channel A-Sharq, the Israeli delegation has refused to withdraw from areas captured after March 2. Meanwhile, the IDF has begun preparations to establish a humanitarian zone that will accommodate 350,000 residents of the Gaza Strip.
Troops in the area engaged the attackers with gunfire, striking multiple terrorists and successfully preventing the kidnapping operation.
The soldier, a bulldozer operator, was killed in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip after engaging in a struggle with terrorists who attempted to abduct him.
Former Gaza hostages Sasha Troufanov and Sapir Cohen have announced their engagement in the United States, where they are currently residing. The couple was kidnapped together on Oct. 7 from Kibbutz Nir-Oz while visiting Troufanov's family.
When they met on Monday and Tuesday Trump and Netanyahu basked in the glow of their triumph over Iran. But according to Reuters, they are not fully in lockstep.
Netanyahu met with Vice President JD Vance, the Speaker of the House, and Senate leaders ahead of an unprecedented second meeting with President Donald Trump.
An Israeli military official acknowledged to Reuters for the first time that IDF bases were hit by Iranian missile fire during the war. The official added that “very few” sites were affected, and that they remain operational.
Comprehensive study by Project Dina reveals patterns of sexual violence as deliberate military strategy, calls for international legal action.
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