The IDF's progress in northern Gaza has critically harmed Hamas' military and governmental capabilities, but soldiers still face many threats

Israel approves fuel for UN trucks in Gaza for first time since war started ■ White House: Hamas uses Gaza hospitals for military activity and to hold hostages ■ Seven Palestinians killed by IDF fire in West Bank city of Tul Karm, Palestinians say ■ IDF confirms death of Israeli soldier who appeared in Hamas video on Monday ■ IDF confirms two soldiers killed in Gaza fighting on Monday ■ MKs call for transfer of Gazans to other countries in WSJ ■ Israeli defense chief Gallant: Hamas has lost control of Gaza ■ At least 1,200 Israelis killed in Hamas massacre, 239 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry: 11,240 killed since start of war

Hamas makes it hard for the IDF to comply with international laws of war when it operates out of hospitals and schools, and tries to prevent civilians from evacuating. This is what experts think about the army's conduct in Gaza so far

As in so many other arenas, when it comes to exposing Hamas' gender-based violence on October 7, Israeli citizens stepped in where their government left a gaping void

Plaintiffs said antisemitism had been a 'growing institutional problem' at NYU even before the war between Israel and Hamas began last month

Actually, the people in the Indonesian highlands knew it was there all along, but the only specimen known to the West was a dead one in a museum from 1961

The Israel Defense Forces announced that two reserve officers were killed in the northern Gaza Strip on Tuesday, as the army operates in the area

One eyewitness says Israeli army is in 'complete control' of the hospital but adds that no gunfire can be heard inside