A diplomatic source familiar with the negotiations said there has been significant progress with the terrorist organization, but emphasized that the process would be lengthy and complex, and that Israel would need to exercise considerable patience.
The British Ministry of Defence has announced that a small team of military officers has been deployed to Israel. According to a Sky News report, the force will join a US-led task force aimed at supervising the fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
Twenty-six years after he began advising Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer is expected to resign from the government in about three weeks, in mid-November, Israel Hayom has learned.
New York rabbi Marc Schneier has been dubbed the "rabbi to kings" because of his rapport with Saudi, Qatari, and Emirati leaders. Staunchly pro-Israel, he shares insights from his close-door meetings inside palace halls.
PM harbors strong reservations on the plan to include Turkey in international stabilization force in Strip, due to Ankara's Muslim Brotherhood links and regional influence. Netanyahu also seeks to prevent Turkish companies participating in the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.
The mother of freed hostage Matan Angrest revealed on Tuesday that Hamas terrorists seriously considered abandoning her severely wounded son during his 738-day ordeal in captivity, debating whether keeping him alive.
According to The New York Times, senior officials in Washington are concerned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may renew military operations. The US strategy: Vice President J.D. Vance, Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, and senior advisor Jared Kushner will attempt to prevent Israel from launching another large-scale offensive in the Gaza Strip.
A devoted community pillar and father of four who gave his life defending Kibbutz Nir-Yitzhak returns home after more than a year.
More than a week after a ceasefire was implemented and the IDF withdrew from roughly half of the Gaza Strip, it has begun physically marking the "yellow line". The line, according to the IDF, aims to reduce friction and improve security coordination amid ongoing tensions.
According to political sources, the “new threats” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to during his address to the Knesset are Turkey and Qatar’s growing efforts to expand their regional influence.