The strike happened after the Iranian-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for a missile attack against the Malta-flagged bulk carrier Zografia in the Red Sea that had been en rout toward the Suez Canal

On Tuesday we saw another nauseating sight, in which Education Minister Yoav Kisch joined a boisterous dance of teenage boys at the site of a terror attack in which a woman was murdered and 17 others were wounded, many of them seriously, just a day before

The economic crisis could also lead to an outbreak of violence against the Palestinian Authority – and the IDF is worried that the situation could spiral – but it's hard to envisage Netanyahu allowing West Bank workers into the country ■ Israel is gradually reducing its military presence in Gaza, but is unable to make headway on a new hostage-release deal

Three great human migrations created the western European populations of today – one of which brought a special propensity with it, genetic analyses reveal

Nitzan Schessler, 21, from Hadera, was killed in fighting in southern Gaza on Monday. Noam Ashram, 37, died Tuesday from wounds sustained in December in combat in the central Gaza

State comptroller finds that huge parts of the budget allocated to expand the rehabilitation department haven't been utilized, IDF veterans are unaware of their rights and plagued by bureaucratic hurdles, lack of digital accessibility

'Wearing a symbolic yellow ribbon is not only powerfully human – but camera ready' ■ Actors and industry figures don pins ranging from the yellow ribbon, a dove, and even ICJ scales to express views on Israel-Hamas war