Hours before Netanyahu speech: Mossad chief said Israel willing to exit Philadelphi ■ White House says actively engaged in cease-fire/hostage deal talks ■ Gantz says Philadelphia corridor not existential threat to Israel ■ Thousands protest in Tel Aviv, calling for hostage deal ■ IDF: Two armed men killed in exchange of fire in Tul Karm, West Bank

In almost all the cases, the courts denied the police's requests to extend the protesters' detention. In some cases, the judges criticized the police for not presenting evidence against those arrested, or presenting especially meager evidence

New York Times Columnist Thomas Friedman argues that Netanyahu's decisions during the negotiations for a Gaza deal are based on an attempt to strengthen Trump in the upcoming elections, who he believes will help him politically

Parents of IDF spotters petitioned Israel's High Court in response to complaints from spotters stationed on the Lebanon border about inadequate shelters on their bases amid Hezbollah attacks and fears over a raid similar to the one that Hamas committed at the Nahal Oz army post on October 7

After delaying and delaying, Smotrich decided the time had come to unveil a spending package for 2025. Did he finally come to his senses, or fly into a panic?

Since Sunday, Israelis' civic mobilization on behalf of the hostages became vast: Hundreds of thousands on the streets, a general strike. But while Hamas murders more of the hostages, it's not the demonstrators who can force the Netanyahu government to drop its resistance to a lifesaving deal

Drone flyers from the 'demonstration drone patrol' who have been documenting the demonstration from above for the past two years, claim that this is a step designed to make it harder for them to operate

Four members of the Heztroni family, murdered on October 7, were reinterred in Kibbutz Be'eri: 12-year-old twins Liel and Yanai, and the elderly grandparents who raised them, Ayala and Avia