In an effort to maintain the relative calm that marked the first week of the holiday, Israeli police plan to allow mostly free access to the 50,000 worshipers that are expected to arrive at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound for the first Friday prayers of the month of Ramadan

IDF officials say the fact that a senior intelligence officer in army's southern command was having an affair during the Gaza war erodes hostages' families and public's trust in the military even further after Oct. 7 failures

Many of those behind the backlash against the vote that would ban TikTok in the U.S. are blaming the pro-Israel establishment for lobbying for the bill in hopes of stifling anti-Israel sentiment

Current minister Gila Gamliel will take over as science minister, replacing Ofir Akunis, who is heading to New York to serve as Israel's consul general

Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon ■ Gallant hints at Rafah operation in Gaza tour ■ Hezbollah chief: Israel's negotiations with Hamas is sign of 'defeat' ■ Report: U.S. held secret negotiations with Iran to stop Houthi attacks ■ Israel says it shifts Gaza aid policy, intends to 'flood' aid in ■ Austria sees 60 percent increase in reported antisemitic incidents in 2023 ■ At least one UNRWA staff member killed, 22 wounded after Israel reportedly hit food distribution center in Rafah

The first shipment of maritime aid – 200 tons of food and medicine – has left Cyprus for the Gaza Strip, but the logistical difficulties will make the process complex and the U.S. administration has no solutions