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Yuval was required to torch two residential buildings; Michael realized how many civilians were likely to be killed during every bombing he observed; and Tal broke down when Israel entered Rafah. They are willing to suffer the price for their refusal to serve in Gaza

Israel's national security head, Tzachi Hanegbi, told a security conference on Monday that Israel needs to present an alternative to Hamas rule in Gaza, 'not just destroy its military capabilities'. Last week, the IDF spokesperson said the same thing, which was quickly criticized by the prime minister

Sgt. Maj. Mohammed El Atrash was an IDF veteran and a tracker in the IDF's Gaza division

A UN report said that alongside the fighting, criminal activities have effectively prevented humanitarian access to critical locations in Gaza, warning that 'southern Gaza could soon see the same catastrophic levels of hunger recorded previously in the north'

Netanyahu: 'Committed to the Israeli proposal outlined by Biden' ■ Gaza rockets target southern Israel Families to air footage of October 7 hostage abductions from Nova festival ■ Hamas: Netanyahu statements on partial deal prove Israel rejects cease-fire proposal ■ IDF kills key figure in Hamas' munition production effort ■ U.S. military chief says U.S. likely unable to defend Israel from Hezbollah attack like it did against Iran

PM Netanyahu: Intense part of Gaza fighting almost over ■ Two lightly wounded by anti-tank fire from Lebanon, local municipality says ■ Hezbollah claims responsibility for drones fired to Upper Galilee ■ Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says 37,598 Palestinians killed in Strip since war started ■ Netanyahu on U.S. withholding arms shipments: 'Main mass stayed behind'

Sgt. 1st Class (res.) Malkia Gross, 25-years-old from the West Bank settlement of Susya, was killed in southern Gaza. Gross, a math teacher, is the fourth soldier from Susya killed during the war

In the Syrian civil war she entered Homs through a sewer, and later witnessed the horrors inflicted by ISIS in Mosul. As a senior correspondent for CNN, Arwa Damon covered the worst war zones in the Mideast. But none was as scary as Gaza, which she visited as head of a humanitarian organization: 'I saw the death of the human soul'

As Israel's army prepares its forces, and the public, for an end to combat in Gaza to focus on the growing war in the north, Netanyahu is trapped in his ever-paranoid political web of pettiness, slogans and bad faith blame games, taking shots at the IDF, the protesters, Biden and everyone in his way

There may only be 50 living Israeli hostages in Gaza, WSJ reports ■ Hezbollah launches about 25 rockets at northern Israel ■ Civil war will erupt in Gaza if PLO doesn't control it, senior PLO official says ■ Israel is unprepared for the toll a war with Hezbollah would inflict on its electricity grid, CEO of Israel's electricity management company says ■Here's what you need to know 258 days into the war

Less than half of the 120 hostages being held in Gaza are estimated to be alive according to a new WSJ investigation that highlights the desperation of family members whose loved ones have been held captive for over 250 days

'It is clear that the announcement of such a match being held in our capital will undoubtedly provoke major demonstrations,' the city's top sports official said. Brussels has been on security alert even before the war in Gaza started, with Belgium being hit repeatedly by extremist attacks

A photo juxtaposing a lush field of sunflowers in Israel against the ruins of Gaza has gone viral, sparking comparisons to an Oscar-winning film about the bucolic home of a Nazi commander next to Auschwitz. The debate is a reminder of what images not only suggest, but also hide

The report rejected FEWS NET claims of the Gaza famine, yet the UN ignored its main conclusion rejecting the Gaza famine.

"This is only the beginning of a conversation. We're looking to open a conversation so we can all talk more about we can do to sop this genocide," she said, referring to Israel's offensive in Gaza.

Dr. Iyad Rantisi, 53, ran a women's hospital in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza. The Shin Bet says he was arrested on suspicion of involvement in holding hostages and died a week later. Shin Bet: 'The circumstances of the death are being examined by the relevant officials'

The disagreements between Netanyahu and the IDF over the Gaza war are becoming so toxic that the Netanyahu camp is now accusing army generals of a classic 'stab in the back' conspiracy theory favored by fascist parties. But it's a risky, if not dangerous, tactic

Nasrallah's decision to tie the war's two fronts together has forced the U.S. to pressure Israel to reach a deal with Hamas in Gaza. But it seems that even the visit by U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein to the region, which begins on Monday, is not expected to lead to a breakthrough

'It has become abundantly clear that every additional day of war, harms Israel's interests,' a statement by a group representing family members of hostages held in Gaza said. 12 people were arrested at the anti-government protest in Tel Aviv, according to the Police spokesperson

Firefighters still battling flames in northern Israeli town of Metula fire ■ Direct hit to home in northern Israeli town of Shtula; Fire breaks out ■ U.S. imposes sanctions on right-wing Israeli group that attacked Gaza aid convoys ■ IDF Southern Command chief says Rafah operation will continue until 'all objectives obtained' ■ Report: U.S. planned hostages rescue operation after Oct.7; provided Israel with special intel' capabilities ■