Meeting in Jerusalem, Blinken warns Netanyahu: Collapse of Biden administration's hostage deal could lead to the collapse of the entire framework

National Unity Party's departure from the coalition failed to set off nationwide protests, but the government's conduct may yet bring Israelis back to the streets ■ Gantz and Eisenkot's decision suggests a belief that Netanyahu is still sufficiently reined in, mainly by U.S. opposition ■ Israel, as a result of Netanyahu's clear choice, is missing the Saudi normalization train

In written correspondence revealed by the Wall Street Journal, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar told Hamas officials in Qatar that 'Things went out of control' on October 7' and that the deaths of civilians in Gaza would 'infuse life into the veins of this nation'

Tal Pshebilski Shaulov, Eitan Karlsbrun, Almog Shalom, and Yair Levin were killed when a booby trapped building exploded in the Shabura neighborhood in Rafah's east

Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters demonstrated outside a Manhattan exhibition commemorating the young Israelis who were massacred on October 7 at the Nova music festival, shouting 'Zionists decided to rave next to a concentration camp'

The 63 Knesset members who voted in favor of the bill already knew of the deaths of four soldiers in an explosion in Gaza's Rafah. Netanyahu's sly smile during the discussion symbolizes what has become his legacy: the disconnect between the people and their elected representatives

The guardrails will be off for an emotionally unhinged, declining, isolationist president should Trump return to the White House. If he wins a second term the US could be left unrecognizable

Confidence in the U.S. president has tumbled to 57 percent from 68 percent, putting him just three points ahead of Trump