Tehran used the truce to coordinate with Hezbollah, the Houthis and Iraqi militias on a strategy to raise the cost of renewed U.S. military action through attacks across the region, the New York Times reported

Israel told the Board of Peace it also objects to the involvement of Qatar and Turkey in verifying the emerging Gaza roadmap stages, and is demanding that Hamas' weapons be destroyed after being confiscated, a source told Haaretz

Settlers have a method: They establish an outpost, provoke Palestinians and try to provoke a violent response on the path to dispossession. That's what happened in Tell, and the next day in the remote village of Halat al-Hams

Hamas' acceptance of the far-reaching agreement runs counter to Iran's position and underscores Gaza's growing role in the U.S.-led regional struggle with Tehran. Even if Israel believes that renewed fighting in the Strip is inevitable, Trump's interests may stand in the way

A balloon festival returns to the western Negev for the first time since October 7, betting that breathtaking views can help revive a shattered tourism industry. But visitors will inevitably also see the devastation Israel has wrought in Gaza

Bruria Shaked-Okon's account of being cast aside after Yoni Netanyahu's death in the Entebbe raid foreshadows the callousness that has defined Benjamin Netanyahu's treatment of bereaved families and hostage relatives

Speaking to Fox News, Israel's president accused the New York mayor of 'disrespecting the Jewish people's right to a nation of their own,' and urged to repair Israel's relationship with the U.S.: 'We both drink from the fountains of the bible'

About 60,000 migrants crossing into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta triggered conspiracy theories from across the political spectrum: Israel and the United States unleashed them in a bid to punish Spain for its staunchly pro-Palestine views and policies