European and NATO leaders will join Ukraine’s Zelensky at the White House for talks with the US president, a show of solidarity aimed at preventing Kyiv from being sidelined in U.S.-Russia peace efforts.

Hamas accuses Israel of creeping assault on Gaza City as Israel readies tents and shelters to push civilians south; PM sets terms for any deal, signaling rejection of a partial agreement

The strike has disrupted train services, closed community centers and universities, and drawn thousands into the streets in cities and towns across Israel, highlighting widespread frustration and urgent calls for a comprehensive plan to secure the hostages’ release

Israeli forces strike Yemen’s Sanaa, hitting the Haziz power plant used by the Houthi regime, causing temporary outages; IDF says the attack targeted terrorist infrastructure after repeated Houthi missile and drone attacks on Israel

Protests in Druze-majority province continue amid food and fuel shortages, with demonstrators seeking Israeli intervention after more than 1,600 fighters and civilians reportedly killed

Thousands joined nationwide strike demanding return of 50 hostages held in Gaza for nearly two years, with companies, universities and municipalities supporting protests that blocked roads, disrupted train service and drew former hostages and families

Gal Hirsch, Israel’s coordinator for hostages and missing persons, urged National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to 'tone down' after his high-profile visit to Marwan Barghouti’s prison cell, citing risks to hostages and broader diplomatic fallout

Two northern Israeli residents were arrested at the Kissufim crossing for allegedly trying to smuggle cigarettes worth millions into Gaza amid soaring prices; Their lawyer says no law explicitly bans it, but police cite a Defense Ministry restriction