Two anti-Israel incidents rocked Italian academia in a single day: A professor in Pisa was assaulted after being labeled a 'Zionist,' while an Israeli guest lecturer in Turin was suspended after defending the IDF

Measure does not currently appear to have enough support among EU nations to pass; EU would also sanction Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, as well as 'violent' settlers 

As the IDF battles Hamas in Gaza, a new wave of lone-wolf attacks surges in the West Bank—forcing the military to shift tactics and crack down on incitement; security officials warn violence could ignite a broader conflict

Israeli Air Force launched over 800 airstrikes in the first 12 days of Operation Gideon’s Chariots II in Gaza City, targeting Hamas’s explosive traps hidden in rubble, high-rise floors and walls, while refining new tactics

As Gaza City evacuation routes clog, military opens second 48-hour corridor via Salah al-Din Street, urging civilians to flee south through marked safe zones with no checkpoint screening amid mounting pressure and humanitarian concerns

A Tekuma Directorate report states that most residents of the Gaza border have returned home, with thousands of newcomers joining them; but in hard-hit communities like Nahal Oz, where trauma and hostage fears linger, only a third have come back

Mohammad Marid, 19, fatally stabbed during brawl, becoming 185th homicide victim this year in Israel’s Arab community; he was taken to Rambam hospital in critical condition but later died, as police open investigation and launch search for suspects