After the rockets were launched at northern Israel – prompting Hezbollah to deny responsibility for the rocket fire – Israel's defense minister vowed that if there was no peace in the north, 'there will be no peace in Beirut'

ISRAEL: Netanyahu: Israel could seize Gaza territory if hostages not freed; Hundreds protest Knesset debates ■ SYRIA & LEBANON: IDF says it struck Hezbollah fighters and Irani militia targets ■ YEMEN: Houthis say they attacked U.S. aircraft; U.S. reportedly struck Houthi targets

By supporting the politicization of the Judicial Selection Committee, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar erased everything he bragged about doing during his career as a lawmaker ■ Meanwhile, it's impossible to ignore the similarities between the protests in Gaza and those in Israel

Two weeks ago, amid the ongoing ethnic cleansing in the Jordan Valley, yet another shepherd was driven off his land by settler and army violence

Despite being presented with plans to assassinate former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and military wing commander Mohammed Deif before they carried out the Oct. 7 attack, Netanyahu refrained from approving the operation. The PM has denied the claims

The IDF presented findings of an investigation into its conduct at Kibbutz Nirim during the October 7 attack, faulting poor communications with locals and an untrained security team as factors in the failure to stop the massacre