The Israeli prime minister's decision to lash out at the military and security services has further increased criticism of his leadership within Likud

As Israel's operation in Gaza expands while remaining under veil of secrecy, the government hopes that increased military pressure will advance the negotiations for the abductees ■ In the West Bank, settler violence runs rampant ■ The fire from Lebanon reaches further south as Nasrallah remains quiet ■ The Israeli public has no confidence in Netanyahu

While Israeli soldiers risk their lives on the front lines and thousands of citizens live a nightmare, Netanyahu is spewing filth on X ■ One can reasonably assume the Bibi-Yair-Sara axis led to the mudslinging ■ Netanyahu may have just unwittingly admitted the truth

After an invitation to an interfaith prayer service accused both Israel and Hamas of ‘acts of terrorism’ on October 7, Tali Reiner Brodetzki says she had no choice but to take an unpaid leave of absence. ‘The feeling of betrayal is enormous,’ she says as she considers legal action against LaSalle University

Maisa Abd Elhadi seemingly mocked the victims of the Hamas attack and rejoiced at the site of the Gaza-Israel border fence being brought down. Interior Minister Moshe Arbel called for her citizenship to be revoked

IDF: Attacked targets in Syria in retaliation to rocket launches ■ IDF notifies families of 239 hostages, as 40 people remain missing ■ Riots at airport in western Russia targeting Jews and Israelis ■ At least 1,300 killed by Hamas since October 7 ■ Hamas-run health ministry: 8,005 Gazans killed

The unrest in the region is a headache for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is keen to maintain stability at home. Sergei Melikov, the head of Dagestan, said the incident was a gross violation of the law, even as Dagestanis emphasize with the 'suffering' of Palestinian victims