The IDF's Home Front Command refused to permit a protest limited to 1,000 participants, instead limiting turnout to 150 protesters, despite a pending High Court hearing after rights groups challenged earlier police dispersals

The Israeli military clarified that Israel's war in Iran may end without Hezbollah being disarmed, saying that this is not a stated goal. Residents of Israel's northern communities slammed the army for what they said was 'a slap in the face' of Lebanon border residents who 'serve as a human shield'

Police reported 15 impact sites in Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, Petah Tikva, Rosh Ha'ayin and Givatayim; one person was lightly wounded, emergency services said. A missile also struck a southern Israel industrial zone hit by interception shrapnel earlier this week

The liberal camp is overlooking the deeper shift inside religious Zionism, as the hilltop youth move from the margins into the mainstream

While the search-and-rescue efforts for the second serviceman from the downed American fighter jet are ongoing, Iranian state media said another attack plane had been struck and called on residents to turn in any 'enemy pilots'

Guy Ludar, 21, was killed in a friendly fire incident while arresting an operative linked to Hezbollah in south Lebanon. Another soldier was seriously wounded. With his death, the number of soldiers killed in Lebanon in the current war rose to 11

The five vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz since Thursday, shipping data showed, reflecting a change in Iran's policy to allow passage for vessels it deems friendly

The 22-year-old victim, Barqat Amash, was evacuated to a hospital for treatment, where he was later pronounced dead. Police say the shooting was the result of a criminal feud