Amidst admitting that he at times 'slightly disagreed' with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, U.S. Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff also cast doubt on continued U.S. support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, dismissing such language as overly restrictive when it comes to Gaza's post-war reconstruction

GAZA: IDF calls on residents of three northern Gaza neighborhoods to evacuate southward ■ ISRAEL: Israel strikes Syria's military airport ■ YEMEN: Houthis say they targeted Ben Gurion Airport, will continue until Gaza siege is lifted

English writer and sociologist Keith Kahn-Harris is concerned that Jews' prominence in the world is turning them into a target - but not in the way you think. In his new book, 'Everyday Jews,' he battles for the right of his people to experience ordinary life

Israeli troops burst into the yard of a house in the Nur Shams refugee camp, planted explosives and detonated them with no warning, when 17 people were inside. The blast killed a 21-year-old and wounded her father. IDF Spokesperson: We gave a warning; no one responded

It is not yet clear who is responsible for three rockets fired into Israel. Lebanese leaders instructed the army to investigate the incident, and say diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent Lebanon being 'dragged' back into war

Despite harsh weather, hostility from locals and police violence, protesters in Jerusalem persist. 'We can't just watch as the PM destroys Israel,' said Vicki Cohen, mother of hostage Nimrod. Another activist vowed, 'On Sunday, we continue'

The High Court will consider whether the government must consult the senior appointments panel before dismissing Ronen Bar and whether Netanyahu has a conflict of interest that prohibits him from proceeding with the dismissal

In an expression of no confidence in the attorney general, Levin noted that 'the only time information was leaked directly to the prime minister,' the suspects were arrested like 'common criminals'