'People get tired, they lose hope and feel there's no end in sight. But we simply don't give up,' says activist Noa Eisenberg. 'We keep holding the signs high. The thing I'm most proud of is knowing we won't stop until they're all home'

Israel's recently unveiled plan – to force 600,000 displaced Palestinians into a 'humanitarian city' to be established on a strip of land where Rafah once stood – raises critical, and chilling, questions about the Netanyahu government's intentions for Gaza

Current estimates suggest that at least 12 ministers would support such an agreement, with three to six likely to be opposed. The ministers, however, have yet to see the updated framework of the proposed agreement

The prosecution opposed the proposal, and the next hearing was scheduled for December, more than a year after the indictment was originally filed. The court ordered the prosecution and defense teams to discuss the possibility of dropping the charges until then

'This is just one of the shocking things I've heard over the last two years,' said Elhanan Danino, whose son Ori was killed in Gaza captivity alongside five other hostages ■ Opposition party leader Yair Golan named the 'so-called senior political official' as PM Netanyahu

'There must be accountability for this criminal and terrorist act,' Ambassador Huckabee said. Israeli settlers reportedly prevented paramedics from reaching the Palestinian-American citizen, visiting from Florida, after he was beaten to death in the West Bank village of Sinjil

As more Israelis begin to grasp the scale of horror in Gaza and the role of the GHF, celebrity restaurateur Shahar Segal is facing harsh criticism in Tel Aviv's cultural scene and is rebuked by partners at his flagship bar