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Syrian air defenses shot down a number of missiles, state media said, without giving details on the targets hit.

The Senate package leaves much to be desired for those hoping that Biden would finally use military assistance as leverage

Maj. David Shakuri was the deputy commander of the 601st Battalion of the Combat Engineering Corps of the army's 401st Armored Brigade. 'A commander with a calm demeanor that set an example,' his friend told of him

Following pressure from political parties within the city, the municipality announced the 'postponement of the event,' though no new date was set for it. The Civil Rights Association slammed the move, while right-wingers praised it

Haaretz analysis shows that Jewish billionaires were not shy of showing their support for both Nikki Haley and AIPAC's super PACs in the latter half of 2023, pointing to her as the preferred pro-Israel candidate. WhatsApp inventor Jan Koum and hedge fund manager Paul Singer donated a combined $16 million to Haley's and AIPAC's super PACs

Benjamin Netanyahu has been involved in three hostage deals during his political career, starting in 1985. His position on a potential new hostage deal with Hamas remains a mystery, but he will surely be studying opinion polls to work out the best option for himself

Following a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who was making his latest visit to the Middle East, the Qatari prime minister added that Hamas' reaction was 'generally positive.' He did not provide further details but noted the Hamas had 'comments' on the proposed deal

Though the U.S. has long sought to curtail spyware firms, blacklisting firms like NSO and Intellexa, source in the Israeli offensive cyber industry say the new policy is part of tensions between Biden and Netanyahu

This is the fifth trip the U.S. Secretary of State makes to the Middle East since October 7, as the U.S. and Israel mull Hamas' response to the hostage, cease-fire deal

At least 32 of remaining hostages in Gaza are dead, according to IDF, NYT reports ■ Hamas responded "positively" to hostage release/cease-fire deal ■ Israel reportedly pressing U.S., UN to allow UNRWA to continue supplying aid to Gaza ■ Large majority of Israelis believe next election should be held much earlier ■ Here's what you need to know 123 days into the war

At least 32 of the remaining hostages being held in Gaza are dead, according to an IDF assessment, the New York Times reported ■ Hamas said it has responded "positively" to the proposed hostage release/cease-fire deal ■ Israel is reportedly pressing the U.S. and the UN to allow UNRWA to continue supplying humanitarian aid to Gaza ■ A large majority of Israelis believe that the next election should be held much earlier than the designated date in November 2026 ■ Here's what you need to know 123 days into the war

  The US has made an unusual request ahead of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Israel this week. According to information obtained exclusively by Israel Hayom, the request was that the US top diplomat receive a separate briefing with IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi without Israeli cabinet ministers present. However, Israel […]

An IDF spokesperson said that the drill was part of a large-scale exercise to improve the readiness of the West Bank division. He added that 'over 100 different scenarios were drilled, including extreme scenarios'

Accusing Ramallah of supporting Hamas, Israel's finance minister refused to release funds consisting of tax revenues Israel collects on behalf of the Palestinians. The PA says it 'will remain committed to the prisoners and martyrs and to our people in the Gaza Strip'