While Hamas retains some military capability, senior US officials believe Israel has achieved a significant military victory. The group is no longer capable of planning or executing an attack on the scale of Oct 7, and its ability to launch smaller terrorist attacks on Israel is in doubt.
According to the Jewish Chronicle, a Duvdevan undercover team posed as UNRWA workers delivering aid, while others disguised themselves as Muslim religious figures. Two agents were stationed near the building's entrance: One as a vegetable seller and another as an elderly beggar.
The numerous Jewish ascents since the early morning hours proceeded with almost no friction, with Jews singing the national anthem and holding Israeli flags.
Iranian officials tell the Hezbollah-affiliated newspaper Al-Akhbar that while Tehran is discussing a decisive and inevitable response, the option for a large-scale, multi-front attack is being reconsidered.
Israeli judge settles unusual custody battle over split couple's family pet.
The revelation is particularly concerning in light of the recent security alert regarding a planned attack on a seam zone community by terrorists from the Tulkarm area.
US president seemingly reiterates 'Don't' message as Tehran vows retaliation for Hamas leader's death.
The Wall Street Journal assesses that Iran's struggling economy is a key factor in its reluctance to engage in a broader conflict with Israel at this time.
In an exclusive interview with TIME magazine, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his country's military strategy in Gaza while acknowledging past mistakes in dealing with Hamas.
Finance minister says he did not advocate to starve Palestinians, but rather suggested to condition the aid on the return of the 115 hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza.
