Attempts to preserve munitions, irregular shipments and 'Indian explosives' in disintegrating sacks created a logistical and operational nightmare that made it difficult for artillery troops to assist the combat forces, and increased the risk of errors and missed targets

Nearly 70 former senior U.S. national security officials and diplomats urged the U.S. president to take stronger measures to promote humanitarian access and protection of civilians in Gaza

The mere specter of an IDF attack on Rafah offers crucial political capital for Netanyahu, whether it happens or not. And the Biden administration is playing into his hands

The cinema in Hamilton cited security concerns as the reason for postponing the festival, which was set to feature films by an Israeli killed on October 7, and a story of coexistence in an Israeli hair salon

'Children have begun dying of evident starvation': If Israel continues the war in Gaza, while impeding the essential massive delivery of food aid, it will be seen as the primary author of one of the greatest humanitarian crises in modern memory

Family members of Gaza hostages have called Jerusalem's choice to hold the Adeloyada 'lacking sensitivity and solidarity,' and accused it of being financially motivated. The city denies, saying their aim is to give a joyful experience to the city's children, 'some of the heroes of this war'

Israel's sluggish delivery of food aid to Gaza is unconscionable: It is tantamount to torturing civilians, and it is turning even longtime friends into appalled critics. But Israel can relieve this needless suffering, without helping Hamas

Benjamin Netanyahu is bad at democracy, national security and foreign relations, but there's one thing he excels at: destroying precious U.S. bipartisanship on Israel