Report: Two killed in Israeli strike in south Lebanon ■ Hezbollah says it targeted nine military sites in Israel ■ Gantz: If Hezbollah doesn't stop attacking Israel, 'Lebanon should burn' ■ Extensive rocket fire on northern Israel wounds two, sparks fires ■ Israeli gov't spokesperson says Lebanon, Hezbollah, Iran bear full responsibility for border flare-up ■ Hezbollah source to Al Jazeera: Latest barrage on Israel is biggest since Oct. 8 ■ President Biden says while no Gaza cease-fire deal soon, 'I haven't lost hope'

Netanyahu is detached, indifferent and has nothing but scorn for criticism or bereavement. All he cares about is survival ■ The draft-dodging law could bring down his government by the end of the year ■ The judicial coup has made it to Channel 13

The sanctions target Tsav 9, a group with ties to Israeli army reservists and Jewish settlers in the West Bank, over activities including blocking, harassing and damaging aid shipments

Jenin has endured plenty of rough days lately, but May 21 outdid them all. What happened?

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared that Argentina had failed to take action to stop the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, which left 85 people dead and 300 injured, nor had it launched a thorough investigation to identify and prosecute those responsible

Despite what pro-Palestinian activists, media pundits and Israeli officials say, Israel and Gaza are far down the agenda of the vast majority of voters in Europe and the U.S. – and won't decide election results

Warning comes after United Nations report found that Iran has installed more centrifuges at its Fordow uranium enrichment plant

The ICC prosecutor has accused Israeli leaders of carrying out a policy of starvation in Gaza, but it won't be easy for him to prove his case. The challenge facing Khan is to bridge the gap between rhetoric and reality