US bureau chief Jacob Magid on reports of overdue report to Congress and cognitive dissonance in American and Israeli views of Rafah; news editor Amy Spiro on all things Eurovision

Stuck in a long war against Hamas, Israel needs a steady US weapons supply to be prepared for a war on Hezbollah -- which is now likely to be more aggressive

GOP senator says wide range of other munitions set to go to Israel besides withheld bombs, but laments approval process for them not as quick as it should be

Israel jumps up in the odds after accidental leaked results appear to show 40% of votes in Italy going to Golan; Belgian broadcaster interrupts show with anti-Israel message

Head of UN agency for Palestinian refugees says facility to remain closed until 'proper security' restored, accusing armed Israeli extremists of threatening and harassing staff

US president acting more assertively to rein in Rafah op, which PM sees as key to his own political survival, but Biden aides assert ties will not be fully broken on his watch

Security cabinet said to approve measured expansion of op in southern part of Strip, risking clash with Biden; dozens of gunmen killed in fighting, tunnels found

In unusual incident, Sheba Hospital admits 10 of the soldiers for treatment, with one sent to ICU, says some were stung by hundreds of the insects, but none in critical danger