Fahed Abu Haykal and his family were driving his mother home in Hebron when they encountered Israeli troops. A bullet fired by one of them passed through Fahed's hand and struck his 7-month-old son Sam in the head. The IDF said the soldier perceived a threat. The baby's mother, Dania, with shrapnel near her heart, believes he knew exactly who he was shooting

Far-right Israeli minister Ben-Gvir asked for approval for a family trip to the United States funded by businessman Yaakov Elharar, citing the wedding of Elharar's daughter as the purpose of the visit. According to a legal source, he withdrew the request after receiving the state's response

The Lebanese president said Beirut would continue pursuing a diplomatic solution, while accusing Israel of obstructing cease-fire talks and failing to present a roadmap for ending the war, as Lebanon reported 15 deaths in the past 24 hours

The renovation of Tel Aviv's Great Synagogue is exposing the building's many architectural layers, and reopening the question of what a religious structure means in a secular city

If anything pushes Trump to reignite the war with Iran, it will be sheer weariness of Tehran's stalling tactics ■ The IDF is nowhere near a decisive victory in Lebanon, and its current deployment is not even aiming for one ■ The coalition's priority is protecting its own political machine ahead of the elections, leaving citizens at the bottom ■ And from the Oslo Forum, Europe sees Israel as a nation striving for everlasting war - a perspective hard to see from home