The Israeli stand-up comic Noam Shuster-Eliassi, who's known in the Arab world too, asks people to stop ignoring the grieving on the other side

Moody's downgrades Israel's credit rating for the first time ■ Syrian air defenses activated due to missiles attributed to Israel, with some missiles hitting targets ■ Biden, Scholz discuss post-war peace efforts ■ IDF operating inside al-Amal hospital in Khan Yunis

Border Police opened fire indiscriminately at a vehicle that tried to burst through a checkpoint, also firing 32 rounds into a taxi carrying a mother and her children. One of them, a little girl, was shot dead

In his desperate bid to cling to power, Netanyahu bolsters Israel's religious fascists and persists with God-fearing economic policies. The result is Israel's first-ever credit rating downgrade

An Israeli invasion of Rafah will lead to a mass, panicked exodus of nearly a million Palestinian civilians towards a designated safe zone roughly the size of Ben-Gurion Airport. It's still unclear how the IDF plans to reconcile this with the ICJ's order that Israel must take all measures to avoid acts of genocide

With left-associated activists taking over major roads in Tel Aviv, and right-associated protesters attempting to block humanitarian aid to Gaza, the fight for a new hostage deal becomes more aggressive than ever

Israel's announcement follows a number of allegations it had made linking UNRWA to Palestinian militant organizations in the Gaza Strip, which led to many of the group's top donors to pause their funding of it ■ UNRWA chief Lazzarini in response: agency 'did not know' what is under its headquarters, staff fled in October following Israeli evacuation orders

Hamas-controlled Health Ministry says 44 Palestinians were killed in the southern Gaza City of Rafah on Saturday, hours after Netanyahu asked the military to plan for the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people there ahead of a ground invasion