Israel's new Eurovision song, "Hurricane" to be revealed in special broadcast 

A poll published yesterday for Channel 13 show Netanyahu's bloc winning 54 seats and Gantz's bloc 61 - a bare majority.

A former hostage reveals what life in Hamas captivity is like - and why she won't rest until all the captives come home.

Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai announced that the pride parade will not take place this year due to the war: "This is not the time for celebrations, we will hold a rally as a sign of pride."

A new survey shows that a majority of the public thinks that Netanyahu's political survival is more important to him than the release of hostages. 

At the screening of the documentary "Screams Before Silence" at the President's residence, former abductee Amit Soussana called for the release of other hostages: "No one can really begin to understand."

Smotrich denied issuing an ultimatum to Netanyahu that he would attend to increased prices of living in Israel only after a ground invasion of Rafah was launched.

The Prime Minister of France, Gabriel Attal,  gave another pro-Israel speech, attacking the leader of the extreme left in the country who expresses his support for Hamas.

During a world conference in Germany, Kardashian was attacked by a protester who asked her to call for the "liberation of Palestine." Kardashian responded: "Free everybody."

Washington fears that an invasion of Rafah will exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.

In his speech at the Holocaust memorial ceremony, Biden said: "My commitment to Israel's security is cast as iron, even when we disagree, we continue to work together. We will not rest until we return all the hostages."

According to reports, the IDF's action was aimed at obtaining a PR image to "appease" Israel's right-wing ministers.

Smotrich proposed a different way of 'cutting off oxygen to Hamas': occupation of Rafah and full possession of the border crossing between Egypt and Gaza.