Inbar drove off to fight even though his girlfriend begged him not to. Shani managed to have one last video conversation with her grandfather. They're just two of more than 250 who couldn't elude Hamas on the roads near the Gaza border

'Even before October 7 the threat to Jewish Americans had already elevated,' FBI director Christopher Wray said during a briefing organized by the Secure Community Network

U.K. urges Netanyahu to avoid Iran escalation as Israeli war cabinet session delayed ■ EU to begin work on expanding Iran sanctions, Borrell says ■ Iran told Putin that it is not interested in escalating, Kremlin says ■ Three wounded by drone blasts in northern Israel ■ German, U.K. foreign minister's to arrive in Israel amid calls for de-escalation with Iran ■ IDF records: 19 soldiers wounded in last 24 hours, one seriously

Did Jesus bless bread or matza? The gospels offer conflicting answers, sparking a biblical mystery

Witnesses to the clash between Palestinians and Israeli settlers south of Nablus say soldiers were present but failed to act until after the shooting was over. Bringing the bodies for autopsy in Israel may help match the bullets with people who were on the scene

Sources close to the talks say the latest American proposal was not creative enough and failed to bridge the gaps between the demands of Hamas and of Israel

The Islamic Republic's missile and UAV attack failed, but Israeli ministers and top officers have painted themselves into a corner when it comes to a response – the timing and nature of which by determined by how it affects the fighting in Gaza and the position of the United States ■ Khamenei may have abandoned his patient position, but a regional war would endanger the imminent handover of power in Iran

Donald Tusk's ruling coalition has been in power for four months, but its efforts to enact change are being thwarted by a right-wing president and 'neo-judges' appointed by the previous government. The presidential election in 2025 may determine how effective it can be