Over 260 are suspected of spying for Israel and another 172 were arrested because of illegal filming, the Iranian police spokesperson says, adding that more than 1,000 roadblocks were set up across the country during the war 

France's transport minister announced the suspension of the air traffic controller who made the anti-Israeli call on the radio after takeoff; 'We have initiated disciplinary proceedings'

The Australian prime minister says Israel's reluctance to listen to its allies contributed to his country's decision to recognize a Palestinian state; in Neighboring New Zealand,  the government is under fire for holding off on its decision until September

Guardian publishes will of Anas Al-Sharif, identified by Israel as Hamas commander; former hostage Shlomi Ziv responds to criticism, saying held by journalist in captivity; Qatar and press groups condemn strike as attack on media

IDF says it is the Chief of Staff's prerogative to name officers for senior positions, critically needed to be filled, pushing back against the defense minister's efforts to intervene 

Jerusalem's efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza are undermined by Hamas’s systematic exploitation of supplies, while the execution of plans for a large-scale offensive against the terror group would require UN cooperation 

Nandino Capovilla is stopped upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport due to 'public security concerns,' sparking outcry from a Christian aid group saying the reason was his pro-Palestinian book

After the Dinah Project revealed dozens of testimonies of rape, sexual assault and intentional mutilation on October 7 and against hostages, the UN secretary-general will add the terrorist organization to the list of perpetrators of sexual violence in wars; draft report to be presented to the Security Council also contains warning that  Israel may be included on list