Analysis of Sentinel-2 images published by Soar points to damage at Ramat David, Nevatim, a Unit 8200 base and Camp Shimshon, while Israeli officials warn missile threat remains outside US-Iran talks

Military says the suspects were tracked by lookouts and struck from the air, with no additional threats found; northern officials say continued fighting shows there is no real ceasefire on the ground

He imprisoned women and children in storage rooms and starved them; under his control they were raped, beaten with stun guns and sexually humiliated, and sometimes turned into abusers themselves; years after cult leader Daniel Ambash’s death, prosecutors and survivors say the horrors still haunt them

A victory of life: Shlomit community near Gaza border marked Shavuot with 20 babies born in a year; Other communities saw dozens of births and 93% of residents returned

Tehran’s campaign features Hormuz posters, pink missiles, mass military-themed weddings and public weapons training, as analysts say the regime is using nationalism to mask economic crisis and fear of renewed unrest

After World War II, thousands of German veterans entered French service in Indochina, but claims of a secret SS army in Vietnam blur fact, myth and France’s desperate need for manpower in a doomed colonial war

After backlash over claims of systematic sexual violence against Palestinians in Israeli custody, the paper’s opinion editor says the column met its standards; critics cite anonymous testimony, disputed sources and a disputed quote from ex-PM Olmert