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The New Tolerance Campaign says the initiative is designed to be a "wake-up call" to groups like "Queers for Palestine" that have emerged since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.

The incident took place in the Rafah area in the southern part of the strip. The names of the KIAs, are as followed: First Major Dotan Shimon, from Elazar; First Major Agam Naim, from Mishmarot; First Major Amit Bakri from Yoshvia; and Captain Daniel Mimon Toaff, from Moreshet.

More than 200 suffer severe injuries as communication pagers unexpectedly detonate in Hezbollah operatives' pockets. Hezbollah says this is "the biggest intelligence breach yet" as pagers were reportedly latest model and were only recently imported. Iran-backed terrorist group says, "We will respond from an unexpected place."

A high-ranking Israeli official characterizes the escalating tensions with Hezbollah as a situation "on the precipice of conflict."

"The Security Cabinet has updated the objectives of the war to include the following: Returning the residents of the north securely to their homes. Israel will continue to act to implement this objective," the Prime Minister's Office said on X. 

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett speaks with the Bild in an exclusive interview, saying Israel should avoid protracted conflict. "My advice to the government would be: either commit fully to winning this war or negotiate a deal and postpone the fight." On his potential return to politics he says, "The most crucial task for Israel right now is to unify its people," but remains mum on whether he would join Netanyahu.

According to the WSJ, the system, which relies heavily on handwritten notes and a network of couriers, has frustrated Israeli attempts to track and target the mastermind behind the October 7 attack on Israel that killed 1,200 people and sparked the ongoing war in Gaza.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly contemplating a significant cabinet reshuffle, including the potential dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, as negotiations with opposition figure Gideon Sa'ar show signs of progress.

Israel Hayom has learned that the Major General Ori Gordin has argued behind closed doors that current conditions are favorable for the IDF to swiftly implement such a move. IDF says it won't comment on internal deliberations.