Israeli army says it struck Syrian army infrastructure utilized by Hezbollah ■ 13-year-old boy is killed by Border Police after lighting a firework ■ Sullivan: We haven't seen a 'credible plan' to protect Rafah civilians ■ Gideon Sa'ar dissolves alliance with Benny Gantz, insists on joining war cabinet

While there are a few public and private levers the U.S. administration could pull to show disapproval with Israel's military actions, none of them are as easy as some are suggesting. The fear is that isolation could embolden Israel and Netanyahu further, and could give the PM a domestic win

Is the recent case of late parenthood in Jerusalem a miracle to be celebrated or an ethical blunder? Israel is a world power in fertility treatments, but are there enough limits on its use?

A U.S. delegation, which was in Saudi Arabia to examine matters of religious freedom, decided to cut its visit short after its chair, an Orthodox rabbi, was asked to remove his kippah: "It's like asking somebody in Saudi Arabia to remove her hijab"

South Africa says IDF soldiers holding South African citizenship would be arrested upon entering country ■ Amid unprecedented tension with Biden, Netanyahu expected to address Senate Republican retreat ■ UNRWA: At least one staff member killed after Israel reportedly hit Rafah food distribution center ■ In first since October 7, trucks carrying aid entered north Gaza directly from Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 159 days into the war

Brig. Gen. Dan Goldfuss's calls for Israel's leaders to be 'worthy of the reservists who did not care what side they were from, and fought side by side' and to 'make sure that everyone takes part,' were not approved by his superior commanders in a statement he gave to the media outside the Gaza Strip

Netanyahu told Biden, and AIPAC, that Israelis overwhelmingly back his wartime policies, omitting the public's plunging faith in his leadership and promise of 'total victory' in Gaza. The question is when, and whether, Israelis will starting calling for an end to the war

Joanna Chen wrote about her failed efforts to bridge the gap with Palestinians since the war started. Ten staffers quit, and one of the magazine's publishers resigned and called for a cultural boycott of Israel