A Jesuit archaeologist flew over the Near East in the 1920s looking for Roman forts – and found them. Newly declassified images from the Cold War show hundreds more, and also show that Father Poidebard had his interpretations all wrong

IDF intercepts a ground-to-air missile from Lebanon overnight as the Israeli Air Force targeted the launch's source ■ U.S. to send entire Iron Dome stockpile to Israel ■ Negotiations underway for release of large number of hostages, may happen in days, sources say ■ Rocket fire from Gaza hit residential building in central Israel ■ At least 1,300 killed by Hamas since October 7 ■ Hamas-run health ministry: Over 6,000 Gazans killed, some 17,000 wounded

Campus security guards at the Cooper Union college barricaded the library door to prevent the anti-Israeli protesters from entering. A Jewish student said that faculty present told the students they would help them find hiding places if that became necessary

The canceled conference intended to call for an immediate end to the war and the removal of civilians from the cycle of violence. Police accused the event of incitement against Israel, as Arab-Israeli leaders call it 'a political siege against Arab citizens'

A senior official at the International Committee of the Red Cross explains how the organization is involved in the efforts to free the Israelis held captive by Hamas

Since the war broke out, many Israeli Arabs are afraid to leave their home. They tell of attacks, threats of murder, humiliations and racist slurs, as well as termination or suspension of employment in Jewish cities