The former Israeli Supreme Court president spoke on a panel at Tel Aviv University. On Netanyahu's trial, he said, "There has been a change in his attitude toward the legal system, and that is because of the trial. It was not a mistake to file the indictment." On Jewish terrorism in Judea and Samaria: "The primary responsibility lies with the settler leadership, and with the army and police, which must ensure the rule of law." On The Hague: "I would go to The Hague today as well, not to defend the prime minister, but to defend the State of Israel."

The destruction of a weapons production site in northern Gaza exposes the pace of Hamas and Islamic Jihad's military reconstruction. Israel warns that the terrorist organizations are exploiting the ceasefire and the diversion of attention to other fronts to rebuild.

The index compiled by Henley & Partners, the world’s largest firm for investment migration, and AlphaGeo shows that risk is rising worldwide, while Israel’s position has improved slightly despite the war.

The IDF has expanded the security zones in the Gaza Strip by another 34 square kilometers after Hamas violated the disarmament deal. The strategic move received approval from the Board of Peace and is being carried out in close coordination with the US administration. Inside Gaza, reports say extensive engineering work is underway to flatten infrastructure along the route of the new "orange line."

An American war hero killed in the final battle of World War I in the Meuse–Argonne Offensive was buried under an incorrect religious marker for more than a century. Now, as the United States moves toward this milestone, his identity, along with those of other fallen American Jewish servicemen, is being restored in a quiet but significant correction of the historical record.