PM's office: IDF presented war cabinet with plan to evacuate Gaza's civilian population from combat zones ■ Army announces death of soldier taken captive on October 7, two other soldiers killed in Gaza fighting ■ U.S. National Security Advisor says he 'has some concerns' about Israel's plan for post-war Gaza

Former Mossad head, who joined the petitions calling for the ultra-Orthodox sector to be enlisted to serve, says 'no country can exist without sharing the burden'

The emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, has transformed his tiny emirate into an international powerhouse. His British education comes in handy in the West when he's not busy reconciling with his Gulf neighbors and financing Hamas

Israeli delegation lands in Qatar for hostage release deal talks ■ Israel's war cabinet approves direct entry of aid into north Gaza ■ IDF says it located system of tunnels around 10 kilometers long in the Strip ■ Israel failing to comply with ICJ order to provide aid to Gazans, Human Rights Watch says ■ IDF says head of Hezbollah's eastern command ■ Here's what you need to know 143 days into the war

The growing opposition to Nasrallah's policy of tying the border conflict with Israel to the war in Gaza means the Hezbollah leader may need to focus much more on regaining full control over Lebanon's political processes, and prepare for the truly important campaign – the one over appointing a president who will preserve the group's status and its arms

Positive signs from Hamas on the progress of the hostage negotiations may indicate effects of Israel's military pressure, as well as that a deal could lead to the end of the war ■ Israel Police behave as if they're the Ben-Gvir Police, and not only in Tel Aviv

Education Minister Yoav Kisch cancelled most of this year's categories because one of the recipients led anti-government protests, turning the Israel Prize into his own private enterprise

Responses to Streisand's speech on social media were mixed, with some praising her courage to address the issue and others saying she hadn't gone far enough