Hundreds of people joined a spontaneous march of families of hostages, blocking a major street in Tel Aviv. Five months after the hostages were taken by Hamas, family members and top European ambassadors plead with the government to reach an agreement

First aid ship to Gaza delivers 220 tons of food ■ Germany carries out its first airdrop to the Strip ■ UNICEF: One in every three children under two in north Gaza acutely malnourished ■ Israel's Mossad chief to resume Gaza cease-fire talks in Doha on Monday ■ IDF kills Palestinian gunman who fired at Jewish neighborhood in Hebron ■ Here's what you need to know 162 days into the war

At a time of growing antisemitism on U.S. campuses, a new book by Yale professor Maurice Samuels seeks to correct the historical minimizing of antisemitism in the Dreyfus affair. 'This fantasy of Jewish power, Jews controlling the media. These are still tropes we see,' he says in an interview

Fatah blamed Hamas for 'embarking on an adventure which brought on a bigger disaster than the Nakba' after several Palestinian organizations criticized Abbas' plan to establish a technocratic Palestinian government

Both the national-religious and secular communities harbor a deeper and more ancient ideal than the desire for mere revenge

As a father and his two small sons drove home after doing errands in their village, Israeli soldiers fired at their pickup, killing the 10-year-old. The traumatized 7-year-old blames himself for his brother's death

An abused wife and mother of children born with a devastating genetic disorder, Fathan Hassan has been deprived of autonomy over her own body and her own life. Now she's facing another struggle: Rescuing her two young children, who were left alone in Gaza after their father was killed in Israeli shelling