Two reserve soldiers killed in Gaza on Monday ■ Iran threatens retaliation for assassination of top adviser ■ Hostage families disrupt Netanyahu's Knesset speech on need for military pressure on Hamas ■ Hamas, Islamic Jihad reject Egyptian cease-fire proposal, sources say ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers were killed in Israel on Oct. 7; at least 130 hostages still held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: 20,424 killed, 54,036 wounded in Gaza

In his Knesset speech, Prime Minister Netanyahu did not address the family members of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, who pled with him from behind a glass wall. His empty promises only demonstrate how much he and they exist in completely separate spheres

Israel's Health Ministry wants to appoint underqualified 'mental health supporters' to help meet the expected spike in demand for psychological and PTSD treatment ■ The national mental healthcare system has long been criticized for neglect

Although security officials believe that permitting the entry of Palestinian workers would alleviate tension in the West Bank, the atmosphere among the Israeli public of post-October 7 won't allow for it in the coming weeks, according to a source

According to the UN's nuclear watchdog, Iran has 'increased its production of highly enriched uranium, reversing a previous output reduction from mid-2023,' which was the result of secret talks between Tehran and the U.S.

The largest-ever private investment in Israel is perceived as a major show of support by a U.S. company amid Israel's ground operation in Gaza

Sigrid Kaag, the Netherlands' outgoing finance minister, will be the senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for Gaza. In the past she has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of using 'racist and demagogic overtones about the Palestinian peace partner'