Not only does the Israeli government not have a solution to the conflict raging on the northern border, but it's failing thus far could mean that many Israelis decide never to return to their homes there ■ And Ben-Gvir, more pyromaniac than firefighter, is always on hand to fan the flames

The IDF is investigating why no sirens sounded before the strike. Hezbollah claimed responsibility, saying that it was a response to Israel's attack in southern Lebanon the day prior

Unknown assailant flees scene after shattering main door. Haaretz has notified Israel Police

The prime minister always wants to have as many options as possible, and he has concluded that he needs an option to end the war. But his motives for stopping the fighting are different from his generals'

After announcing he will resign from the government if his demands aren't met by June 8, Benny Gantz's departure is now put in question due to President Biden's announcement of a possible hostage deal

After both Haredi parties Shas and UTJ gave clear support for the Biden cease-fire proposal, Netanyahu has some insurance against his far-right partners' opposition, but as northern Israel burns and focus shifts to Lebanon, the hostage issue may again fade from center stage

In poll after poll, a majority of Israelis see the return of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza as a national priority. But the Netanyahu government shouldn't need surveys to know it's a moral imperative