Netanyahu's approval of continued IDF presence in the Philadelphi route at the latest cabinet meeting is a historic low point, even in the annals of the current war. It's now clear: the struggle to wipe out Hamas could cost the lives of more hostages

The soccer body says it will consider the request, which cites the Gaza war and alleges discrimination by Israel, in October after a legal opinion is reviewed

IDF says air force struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon ■ Rocket sirens sound in Western, Northern Galilee in northern Israel ■ Cabinet approves continued Israeli presence along Philadelphi route as condition of possible hostage deal ■ IDF says it killed 20, detained 17 in operation in northern West Bank

Two attackers carried out nearly-simultaneous attacks in close proximity in the West Bank. Both attackers were killed, and three Israelis wounded, including an IDF brigade commander

Opposition leader Yair Lapid's testimony to the civilian inquiry panel paints a frightening picture ■ The prime minister once again revamped his resumé, but unwittingly pleaded guilty ■ No one knows whether he supports Miri Regev's plans for an Oct. 7 memorial ceremony ■ What doesn't Yair Golan understand?

The IDF imposed a closure on Hebron and launched a manhunt for suspects. Authorities believe a terrorist cell intends to carry out more attacks and have linked the incidents to a previous car explosion in the area

The three-day vaccination program comes after the first polio case in 25 years in Gaza was discovered this month. 'There must be a cease-fire so that the teams can reach everyone targeted by this campaign,' a top Gaza health official said

After Netanyahu's cabinet approved the continued presence of IDF forces along the Philadelphi route at the expense of a hostage deal, thousands took to the streets across Israel accusing the coalition of sacrificing the hostages for political interests