Only weeks prior to October 7, Bipin Joshii arrived in Israel from Nepal. The student was kidnapped by Hamas and is still held in Gaza. His sister spoke about the difficulty of fighting for his release from afar and about remaining optimistic, despite the uncertainty of the situation.

Despite the sharp declines, executives in the mutual fund industry who spoke to Haaretz said investors' redemption activity was 'nothing out of the ordinary.' But things could look different on Monday, one said, especially for funds with exposure to overseas markets

GAZA: Israel kills Hamas political bureau member in Khan Yunis hospital strike, group confirms; Hamas says more than 50,000 killed in Gaza since start of war ■ LEBANON: Reports of six killed in IDF strikes; Israeli drone strikes car ■ YEMEN: Four reported killed in U.S. strikes in Yemen

The U.S. Mideast envoy's recent interview with Tucker Carlson, along with Israel's creation of the 'voluntary emigration' bureau for the Gazan population, sent shockwaves through Egypt – and could have major regional consequences

A man in his 80s was pronounced dead shortly after the incident, which began when the terrorist attempted to ram civilians at a bus stop, then stabbed a soldier and stole his weapon

Prime Minister Netanyahu's Office said that Ronen Bar's instructions to gather evidence of Kahanist presence within police 'reminds us of dark regimes, undermines the foundation of democracy and is aimed at toppling a right-wing government'

The Philippines' ex-president's arrest is being lauded as proof of the ICC's success. In reality, it shows how ineffective the system is at punishing those responsible for mass killing

After videos showing the explosion of Gaza's Turkish Hospital circulated online, the IDF said in an official statement that the strike targeted 'terrorists.' Haaretz has learned that the IDF was actually surprised by the decision to demolish the building – and has launched an investigation