Residents of southern Lebanon talk: Rami's life came to a halt the day Hezbollah opened a front against Israel, Najat fled immediately after giving birth to twins, and Nizar's village is patrolling to keep Hezbollah out. In the south, pessimism prevails

The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research polls about 750 West Bank and 750 Gazan citizens every three months. According to the most recent poll, support of the two-state solution declined in the Gaza Strip with 65 percent of respondents rejecting it and only 32 percent in favor of it

Hezbollah rains hundreds of rockets on Israel's north after IDF killed top commander in Lebanon ■ Hamas demands full IDF withdrawal from Gaza within first week of cease-fire, says it will return hostages' bodies in first phase ■ IDF confirms killing of Hezbollah senior commander Taleb Abdallah in Lebanon ■ Hezbollah claims responsibility for extensive rocket barrages at Israel's north, vows to increase intensity, quantity of operations against Israel ■ Blinken says some of Hamas' proposed changes to cease-fire are workable, some not

Despite Hamas' demands for significant changes to the Israeli-American framework, Israeli and foreign sources say that Qatar and Egypt will continue to coordinate with the United States 'to see if an agreement can be reached'

'The terrorists killed Mom and her boyfriend. I ducked and ran': The boy from Ukraine lay silently and waited for Hamas' terrorists to leave. With a bullet inside him, he hid in a stranger's house in Sderot until the next day, when a stranger offered to help him

The U.S. company did not indicate whether it plans to halt the project; 'Israel continues to be one of our key global manufacturing and R&D sites,' the company said

Nearly 1,600 Israelis between the ages of 19 and 25 will work as counselors on Jewish camps across North America this summer. In the shadow of October 7 and the war in Gaza, the Israelis know they must come prepared, and their hosts promise they are 'Ready with a shoulder to cry on'

Transfers were also planned for two other settlers targeted by U.S. and U.K. sanctions. Israel's agriculture ministry says it does not check the 'legality of the shepherd's place of residence'