Gaza war
IDF strikes Gaza, Palestinian reports say at least 20 people dead
The recent IDF airstrikes in Gaza killed 26 people, according to Hamas-run health authorities cited by Reuters.
IDF announces capture of one of Hamas's top remaining commanders during overnight operations
US changes Gaza Civil-Military Coordination Center leadership as Trump pursues stage II of plan
The final hostage returns to Israel: Can healing begin?
Israel's next steps in Gaza: Give Palestinians the choice to leave without chaos - editorial
If foreign governments want more people to leave safely, they must do the unglamorous work: issue visas, arrange onward travel, accept evacuees, and fund logistics.
CENTCOM to host Doha talks to advance Gaza stabilization force after delays
While the US has said that the ISF might include Egypt, the UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Azerbaijan, none of them has actually committed troops to the force.
Gaza reconstruction trapped between Israeli mistrust, Palestinian fragmentation - analysis
The Palestinian actors most capable of stabilizing Gaza are precisely the ones that key external players doubt the most.
Israel's government-appointed October 7 probe is no substitute for independent inquiry - opinion
The Israeli government’s decision to establish its own committee to investigate the failures on October 7 is not enough.
Israeli nonprofit helps reservist wives navigate war's toll on the home
He went to the front. She became the commander of the house. Inside the unseen war fought by Israel’s reservists’ wives.
The ever-evolving David Broza: A new live jazz album
David Broza's music career has spanned decades and genres, and his new Jazz venture is as bold as he's always been.
After two years of war, Israelis and Palestinians ask: What comes next?
After Trump’s Gaza ceasefire, a new governance plan takes shape. From Israel’s mourning to Gaza’s rebuilding and the PA leadership race, The Jerusalem Report explores what comes next.
Death of senior terrorist Ra'ad Sa'ad closes the October 7 chapter, but Hamas remains - analysis
The bad news is that simply killing Saad is unlikely to get Hamas to disarm and to change its approach to international efforts to displace its control of Gaza.
Netanyahu, Katz: Israel killed top Hamas official Sa'ad for rearming instead of demilitarizing
Sa'ad was also one of the few remaining living Hamas officials directly involved in planning the October 7 invasion and slaughter of around 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians.
In the quest for true allies, Israel should look eastward to India - opinion
Even amid the postponement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's planned state visit, India remains the only major power (besides the US) extending such an invitation.
