Netanyahu approves "humanitarian" visits to terrorists who took part in Oct. 7 massacre

The vehicles continue to be used to secure the IDF positions in Rafah and be used in a targeted manner against Hamas terrorists and infrastructures in the area.

The attack came hours after the crossing was declared open for humanitarian aid.

Three chat rooms operated by and for UNRWA reveal multiple reports of theft of aid by UNRWA employees, including quite senior ones.

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

Hamas naval commander Ahmad Ali had directed attacks into Israel and against IDF forces in the Strip, including against the Netzarim corridor.

The Kerem Shalom crossing had been opened at American insistence despite being the site of a deadly Hamas attack days before.

Some 30 terrorists have been eliminated and many targets hit as the IDF consolidates its limited hold in the Rafah area.

The Channel 12 political commentator says that Biden's decision to halt weapons shipments to Israel amounts to an "airlift of hope for Sinwar."

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."

IDF soldiers are conducting targeted raids and operations against terrorists in and around the Rafah crossing seized yesterday by the army.

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.