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Ameen Abed, an outspoken critic of Hamas rule in Gaza, is in critical condition more than a week after the assault, according to his family and friends. On the day of the attack, he wrote on Facebook that Hamas is isolating Gaza and brainwashing Palestinians

The Israeli army believes that Hamas is in a manpower crisis, and that the command and control capabilities over the militant forces in the field are eroding, and there are 'cracks' in the motivation of the militants and commanders

On his first visit to Israel this week as British foreign secretary, David Lammy, who is considered relatively pro-Israel, raised the issue in all of his meetings with Israel's leadership

Palestinians say 15 killed in IDF attack on UNRWA school where IDF said terrorists were active ■ Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry: 17 killed in the south Gaza's Khan Yunis ■ IDF says it killed half of Hamas' military leadership ■ Three Israelis wounded in West Bank shooting ■ Israeli arrested on suspicion of working for Iran ■ Here's what you need to know 284 days into the war

Israeli company BlueGreen Water Technologies removes carbon from air while killing algal blooms. Third World countries can clean their water and make money from carbon credits to boot

The pictures show Agam Berger, Daniella Gilboa, Liri Albag, Naama Levy, and Karina Ariev bruised and injured inside an apartment in the Gaza Strip. According to a military source, the pictures were found inside the Gaza Strip during an operational activity a few weeks ago

21-year-old Elimelech Stern, a resident of the central Israeli city of Beit Shemesh, was arrested after allegedly being contacted by Iranian intelligence online and told to carry out 'missions' such as hanging banners, stashing money and delivering packages in exchange for cryptocurrency payments

The Capital Market Authority has admitted that for nearly a year hundreds of millions of shekels were stolen from pensions under its supervision, and none of the victims were told. But accepting blame is another thing

According to the Public Defender's Office report on its activity in 2023, more terrorism incitement indictments were filed since the start of Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza than in the past four years, along with a surge in complaints of police brutality

Orban suggested 'reopening direct lines of diplomatic communication with Russia,' clashing with the EU's commitment to provide continued political, financial, economic, humanitarian, military and diplomatic support to Ukraine, for 'as long as it takes and as intensely as needed'

The largest urban area in Jerusalem lacks running water, and no one seems to care: Residents of Kafr Aqab only get a few hours of water a week, can't do laundry or wash floors and are forced to forego showers

One of the biggest Israeli tech success stories, Noam Bardin, has returned to Israel after 13 years in the U.S. a day after October 7. 'This great crisis provides an opportunity, albeit at a wild cost, to press 'restart' for this country,' he tells Haaretz

In response to a petition by female soldiers demanding to be allowed to serve in combat posts, the Israeli army replied that integrating women in Armored Corps units will be postponed because of the war, and that the program will open in November 2025

Close to 70% of British Columbians feel that breaking up the campus protests and encampments was the correct course of action. 

Biden doubles-down on his stance toward Israel, calling himself a Zionist. 'You don't have to be a Jew to be a Zionist,' he said in a Monday interview.

I brought Gaza's suffering into Tel Aviv. I read her words aloud. I wanted Israelis who have never heard about Gaza to know about the lives of the Palestinians on the other side of the fence

The world only cares about what happened to Mohammad Deif, the people of Gaza say, and 'nobody talks about the scores of dead anymore.' There used to be international pressure, a human rights activist said, but 'now, everyone is waiting for Netanyahu'

Three ultranationalist groups have received upward of $200,000 in tax-deductible donations from the US and Israel, despite sanctions.

The important issue right now isn't whether Hamas chief Mohammed Deif is alive or dead, but what's in store for the negotiations. A deadlock could drag on until the U.S. elections, risking the hostages' lives further, and significantly increasing the chance of an all-out war between Israel and Lebanon