According to Haaretz's analysis, 94 people have been murdered in the Arab community since the beginning of the year

According to the cease-fire agreement – a copy of which has been obtained by Haaretz – Hamas will provide full information about the condition of the remaining hostages after releasing 10 of the living hostages and 18 bodies ■ Israel has backed down from its demand to start negotiations to end the war only after the release of all the hostages

GAZA: Hamas-run Health Ministry says one killed, 48 wounded during distribution of aid by Gaza Humanitarian Fund, who halted distribution ■ ISRAEL: Hostage families call for end of war, hostage deal on day 600 of the war ■ IRAN: Might allow U.S. inspectors to visit nuclear sites if deal is reached, nuclear chief says

The Israeli military's investigation into the Hamas raid on the base on October 7 found that the terrorists planned to attack a nearby intelligence base but a navigational error took them to Urim. At no point was there an official announcement that terrorists had entered the base – and soldiers continued to arrive there

The IDF claims it's doing everything in its power to prevent harming hostages held by Hamas. Yet, from the start of the war, Israeli military operations have repeatedly placed their lives at risk, killing at least 20. 'Where there is no information [about hostages' presence], the attack proceeds,' according to one IDF source

Tami Arad has been waiting nearly four decades for her husband, Ron, to be brought back from Lebanon. 'I perhaps understand better than most of the public what the families are going through, but their suffering is at a level that I never thought possible,' she says

After the terror killing of Tzeela Gez, whose baby died on Thursday after being delivered in serious condition, settlers went on a rampage in the Palestinian town of Bruqin, where the army raided shortly after. The IDF arrested and killed a suspect. Signs show he was shot while handcuffed

Following another violent Jerusalem Day, Palestinians in the Muslim Quarter of the Old City describe glued locks, ransacked shops and racist graffiti on their doors