GAZA HOSTAGE DEAL: Trump says he's 'not confident' in cease-fire, believes Saudis will normalize relations with Israel ■ ISRAEL: Four people wounded in a stabbing in Tel Aviv by a Moroccan national with U.S. residence who was shot and killed ■ GAZA: Emergency services report finding the remains of 50 bodies near Khan Yunis ■ WEST BANK: Palestinian Authority officials say IDF's West Bank operation meant to appease Israeli far-right

From cancelling administrative attention to failing to make any arrests, defense officials warn that the government's kid-glove handing of settler violence, which flared up after the release of Palestinian security prisoners, is reinforcing the settlers' sense of impunity

As part of the Gaza deal, the Israeli government approved this plan to begin on the 14th day of the cease-fire. Netanyahu's office confirmed that Gazans unaffiliated with Hamas will manage the transfer, with all movements subject to prior IDF and Shin Bet approval

Under the cease-fire agreement, Hamas is set to release a total of 33 hostages. Three have already been freed during the initial phase, with the remaining 30 to be released in five phases: four groups of three, followed by the final 14 hostages in the last week of the agreement

While the Israeli right hopes to evade responsibility for the October 7 attack, army chief Herzl Halevi's resignation is another step toward a state commission of inquiry that could put the blame on the political leadership

Steve Witkoff says he shares the president's lack of confidence in the deal holding, but would visit the Netzarim and Philadelphi corridors

Clearing the debris and rebuilding their homes with their own hands: this is the reality some Gazans share on social media, after the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas took effect