Hassan-Nahoum says Abraham Accords proved resilient through conflict; launches program to bring international students to Israeli universities 

Israeli officials discussed how their soldiers had sent Palestinians into Gaza tunnels believed to be lined with explosives; Hamas uses civilians as human shields, specifically embedding its terrorists in civilian structures such as hospitals; International law prohibits the use of civilians as shields during military activity.

PM praises US president after pardon request to Herzog, while continuing to delay court hearings despite claims he is eager to prove innocence in long-running corruption case

Former German chancellor tours Nova festival site and Nahal Oz, expresses solidarity with victims and honored by Weizmann Institute for her diplomatic legacy and unwavering support for Israel amid criticism of Gaza war conduct

Defense Minister Israel Katz and IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir continue to spar over important appointments, including military attaché to Washington as well as the next commanders of the Israeli Air Force and Navy; 'Harmful to morale'

Four days after Hadar Goldin was reburied in Israel, terrorist organizations in Gaza announced that during searches south of Khan Yunis, a hostage body was found and will be transferred to the Red Cross at 8:00 p.m.; Four hostages' bodies are still being held in the Gaza Strip 

US secretary of state voices concern as IDF confronts spike in extremist attacks by settlers, fearing spillover could destabilize broader American-backed peace efforts in the region

Milan prosecutors launch first major criminal probe into allegations that wealthy foreign tourists, including Italians, paid tens of thousands of euros in the 1990s to shoot civilians in besieged Sarajevo, in what may become the first major criminal case tied to the long-rumored wartime atrocities