Two Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza fighting ■ U.S. says it 'can support' amended United Nations Resolution on Gaza aid ■ Washington Post casts doubt on Israel's claims about Shifa hospital ■ Five Israelis lightly wounded by anti-tank missiles fired from Lebanon ■ Israeli army says it located weapons in school in Jabalya, has taken control of Shujaiyeh ■ At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 130 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run health ministry: Over 20,000 killed, 52,286 wounded in Gaza

The Israeli prime minister is fighting yesterday's battles with the same campaign of slander and the same incitement: the judicial overhaul, the divisiveness, the get-out-of-jail free campaign and the Mafia-like harassment of opponents, real and imagined

Gadi Haggai, a 73-year-old from Nir Oz, disappeared on the morning of October 7 along with his wife Judi ■ On Friday, the kibbutz announced he was murdered and his body is being held in Gaza

In its investigation, The New York Times noted that '2,000-pound bombs posed a pervasive threat to civilians seeking safety across south Gaza,' while also drawing attention to the U.S. supplying Israel with 'more than 5,000' such munitions

America's effort to forge a coalition to defend the sea lanes not only shows the limits of international cooperation but bodes ill for the crafting of coalitions against bigger Iran-related threats

This week at the Ben Gurion airport: A former nurse uses travel as a form of self-care, and an aspiring educator prepares to move to Israel amid war