Aviva Siegel, who was released in November 2023, told the UN anti-torture committee that the Hamas captors sexually abused the girls she was held with. Keith Siegel said he was 'denied the most basic of human rights. More than once, young terrorists forced me to strip in front of them and shaved my body'

Five captives released last January are identified in English as 'Thai hostage,' while the Israeli hostages are all named. The press office blames 'tight timetable' for omission, but names were easily available from announcements made at the time by the Prime Minister's Office and Thai Embassy in Israel

According to Defense Minister Israel Katz, Army Radio was established 'to serve as a voice and an ear for IDF soldiers and their families, and not as a platform for voicing opinions, many of which attack the IDF and its soldiers'

The three-judge panel showed logic and reason in their call for a compromise, but their ruling may yet bring about Justice Minister Yariv Levin's ultimate goal: a constitutional crisis in which the government will, finally, refuse to obey a High Court ruling

Calling Netanyahu's trial 'a political, unjustified prosecution,' Trump asked Israel's President Herzog in a formal letter to pardon Netanyahu, who faces charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust in three separate criminal cases

An analysis by BBC Verify shows neighborhoods behind the Yellow Line have been destroyed by IDF forces, in an act some say may constitute a violation of the Trump-led cease-fire between Israel and Hamas