The Putin–Trump envoys summit ended with no compromise despite claims of a 'productive' meeting, and Western officials say Putin has no plans to halt the war; a rift has opened between Belgium and the EU over using €200 billion in frozen Russian assets

Despite coalition strains, Netanyahu is pushing to speed up the draft-exemption bill to limit public backlash, though legal advisers say a legislative 'blitz' is impossible; Bismuth signaled to Haredi voters that he will not support jailing all draft evaders

After forensic identification, Israel coordinates his body's repatriation with Bangkok and renews pressure on Hamas to return the body of police officer Ran Gvili, stressing the terror group must honor commitments under the ceasefire framework

Hind Rajab Foundation, joined by Canadian and Palestinian rights groups, accuses former PM and foreign minister of war crimes dating back to Operation Cast Lead and urges Canadian authorities to question them during their upcoming visit

Richard and Shai, who fought beside Yasam officer Ran Gvili on Oct. 7, recall his bravery: 'Rani had a broken shoulder, but he fought there like a lion'; fourteen terrorists were found at the abduction site, and Alumim has built a memorial in his honor

After October 7 stripped farms of workers, thousands answered the call to keep Israel's agricultural heart beating; over 100,000 volunteers have mobilized to rescue crops and feed families in need; what began as crisis response has forged an unbreakable bond between the land, its farmers and those who refuse to let terror win

PM selects Maj. Gen. Roman Gofman after interviewing multiple candidates; he will succeed Mossad Director David Barnea when Barnea’s five-year term ends in June 2026