Since Oct. 7, UK reconnaissance flights over Gaza have aided hostage searches as London relies on Israeli intel on Iranian threats; Netanyahu’s Cabinet split over whether retaliation could jeopardize key military, intelligence and economic cooperation

July 28 call reportedly turned tense as POTUS challenged PM’s denial of Gaza hunger, citing evidence from his staff; dispute spurred US envoy’s visit that led to plans to expand food aid, even as Washington and Jerusalem remain split on the crisis

Paper under fire after columnist Ezra Klein hosted anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil, who said 'We couldn't avoid' Oct. 7 Hamas massacre, sparking outrage from Jewish leaders and former staffers who say he went unchallenged on antisemitic claims

Backed by major Gulf states, the proposal would see Israel withdraw from Gaza in exchange for the release of all hostages, with an Arab-Palestinian committee overseeing the strip until a new Palestinian government is formed and trained security forces take over 

Ministers approve Netanyahu’s Gaza plan after clashes with army chief Zamir, who warned of troop fatigue and risk to hostages; Gaza City takeover to start, with Oct. 7 set as evacuation deadline under five war-end principles

Central Israel—far from the borders—is being hit hardest by the heatwave.

Foreign airlines resuming flights this week include Air Seychelles and Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air, which is operating routes to Budapest and Larnaca

Cabinet okays Netanyahu’s Gaza plan despite IDF chief’s warnings; evacuation of enclave's largest urban center set to finish by Oct. 7 before siege on remaining Hamas fighters; UK urges Israel to reconsider; NBC cites satellite images of IDF buildup