Every minute the newscasts devote to the state comptroller's bashing of former IDF chief Herzl Halevi diverts attention from Sunday's general strike, where protesters will be demanding an end to the Gaza war and a hostage deal

UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says that 420 children were for malnutrition every day in the beleaguered enclave last month; World Food Program: The trucks were looted mainly by starving, unarmed civilians

The fate of the hostages, the Haredi draft-exemption, the Gaza quagmire and the attacks on the IDF chief. Will we reach a stage when Israeli citizens say enough is enough? ■ Was the standoff between the political echelon and the military merely exacerbated by the Gaza war? ■ And how the spat between the former army chief and the watchdog primarily serves Netanyahu's narrative and interests

European Football Associations President Aleksandr Čeferin said in an interview that while 'Israel is allowed to play in our facilities' and that he does 'not support banning athletes from participating in competitions ... it is difficult to know what will happen in the future'

Settlers reportedly entered the town of Susya and beat a married couple with clubs and stones before fleeing to a nearby outpost. While police promised the town's residents that forensic laboratory personnel would arrive to help collect evidence, locals said nobody arrived