The Defense Minister made it clear to the Washington Post that Israel needs to start building a Palestinian security force in Gaza in order to ensure stability. 

If you want to topple the Hamas government, you have no choice but to replace it with another, which, even if it is not Zionist and loves Israel, isn't as bad as Hamas. Those who oppose this prove that even today they still view Hamas as an asset.

Exactly one year ago, Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke out after Operation Shield and Arrow and said: "Hamas is deterred, they don't dare to fire even one rocket."

Paying respect to a man who defends Israel and the Jewish people non-stop at a time when antisemitism is reaching new heights. 

The European Minister of Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell, issued a statement that Israeli operations in Rafah will put heavy pressure on the Union's relations with Israel. 

According to an Axios report, the Prime Minister issued the remarks during a cabinet meeting, telling representatives that Israel would do "whatever it takes" to insure its security.

After Iran slammed Graham for suggesting that Israel use a nuclear bomb in Gaza, the Senator let the Islamic Republic know exactly how he feels about it.

The President hardened his position, threatening to veto a law promoting the transfer of aid to Israel.

Some of the protesters even managed to cross into Gaza. Two were taken into custody.

Israel is investigating the incident.

US President Biden sent a letter to President  Herzog in honor of Independence Day in which he said that, "US commitment to Israel's security is firm."

After announcing that it intends to join the Hauge lawsuit against Israel, Egypt is considering intensifying measures and freezing diplomatic relations by returning the ambassador.

Turkish President Erdogan revealed that over 1,000 Hamas operatives are being treated in hospitals in his country, and claimed that he "does not see Hamas as a terrorist organization, but as a resistance movement of people fighting to defend their land."

Mahmoud Abbas received an offer from Israel and the United States to take control of the Rafah crossing on the Gaza side, but insisted that Israel first agree to a ceasefire and the Arab peace plan.

The US continues to restrict Israel's moves in Gaza, and a close associate of the Biden administration is now threatening that if the operation in Rafah expands, the US will stop shipments of offensive weapons to Israel

Senior senator for the Republican Party Lidsey Graham hinted in an interview that if Israel is required to do so it should use the nuclear bomb and pledged to support Israel in any way, challenging the Biden administration.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich commemorated Memorial Day at the Ofakim cemetery and told onlookers that he takes responsibility for the events of October 7th.

The Coordinator of Government Operations and the security establishment tried to establish a new route for the flow of aid to Gaza, but protesters blocked the aid trucks before they reached Strip.

Former Mossad chief, Yossi Cohen, spoke at the Remembrance Day ceremony that took place at the Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem. In his speech, Cohen conveyed a message to Nasrallah: "We will reach you anywhere."