Two Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza fighting ■ U.S. says it 'can support' amended United Nations Resolution on Gaza aid ■ Washington Post casts doubt on Israel's claims about Shifa hospital ■ Five Israelis lightly wounded by anti-tank missiles fired from Lebanon ■ Israeli army says it located weapons in school in Jabalya, has taken control of Shujaiyeh ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 130 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: Over 20,000 killed, 52,286 wounded in Gaza

The Israeli prime minister is fighting yesterday's battles with the same campaign of slander and the same incitement: the judicial overhaul, the divisiveness, the get-out-of-jail free campaign and the Mafia-like harassment of opponents, real and imagined

In its investigation, The New York Times noted that '2,000-pound bombs posed a pervasive threat to civilians seeking safety across south Gaza,' while also drawing attention to the U.S. supplying Israel with 'more than 5,000' such munitions

The Home Front's Command reversed its decision to reduce the amount of forces at guard posts after it was met with anger by local council heads. 'Is the budget for the Home Front Command more important than the security of the residents,' one local leader asked

This week at the Ben Gurion airport: A former nurse uses travel as a form of self-care, and an aspiring educator prepares to move to Israel amid war