America, Qatar, Turkey and the Europeans have united to protect the Gaza cease-fire from Netanyahu ■ After the protest movement and the judiciary, Israel's media may be the next target of government investigations

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: a couple who've known each other since childhood – he said he'd marry her when they were nine, but she was the one who ultimately proposed – and a medium who believes everyone is born with the ability to communicate with spirits

The Channel 12 poll found that current opposition parties would reach 69 seats even without Benny Gantz's party, which wouldn't pass the electoral threshold ■ The Netanyahu coalition would hold on to 51 seats

With the war now over, the IDF's Medical Corps is taking pride in a major improvement in casualty evacuation and saving lives, as well as a greater focus on mental health during the conflict. However, as the Chief Medical Officer says in an interview, they must now confront the symptoms that not everyone is seeing yet

Politico reports that Vice President Vance delivered a 'firm message' to Prime Minister Netanyahu during his visit to Israel

Since Oct. 7, increasing numbers of Israelis have packed up and moved to Greece – some for good. But hostile graffiti, anger over the war in Gaza and a feeling of alienation have cast a pall over their lives. A Haaretz reporter set out to explore the encounter between locals, Greek Jews and the new arrivals

Illy Markovich, a Kibbutz Nir Oz resident who fought for the return of other kibbutz members throughout the war, insists that the struggle is not over until every last hostage comes home. 'I remember the struggle of the family of Hadar Goldin, and I know I will not feel true relief until everyone is back,' she says