As Israel debates partial hostage deal versus full ceasefire, Trump administration is pushing firmly for comprehensive agreement; Israel prepares for major assault on Gaza City, aiming to pressure Hamas into total surrender

Not just NY: Like New York's Zohran Mamdani, Omar Fateh is a Muslim candidate with strong anti-Israel views, and is seen as more extreme than the New York politician; Fateh's victory in the Democratic primary in Minneapolis over the incumbent Jewish mayor, Jacob Frey, symbolizes the party at a crossroads and the strengthening of radical voices

Opinion: One year after six young hostages were murdered in Gaza tunnels, their families lead a campaign for unity and urgency; Memorials honor Alex, Carmel, Hersh, Almog, Ori and Eden while reminding Israel that hostages still languish underground, awaiting rescue

20-year-old man lightly injured at the Malachei HaShalom outpost; Eyewitnesses said a masked suspect fired a gun and fled to a nearby village; IDF forces are searching the area

Noam Nov, a mental health advocate, shares her decades-long struggle with suicidality, calling for open dialogue and societal action to confront Israel’s suicide crisis, which claims hundreds of lives annually; 'I’m marking nearly six years “clean” from suicide attempts and self-harm—something I once believed was impossible'

Intelligence information has revealed that the terrorist group has resumed rebuilding tunnels, even in areas where the IDF has already operated in Gaza City; Military estimates that there are additional extensive infrastructures, some of which were not exposed in the first maneuver 

Tehran launches a major two-day military exercise showcasing missile launches, drones and electronic warfare amid heightened tensions with Israel and the U.S. and threats of possible renewed fighting;  'We now have far superior missiles. If the Zionist enemy undertakes another adventure, we’ll use them'

Safety works at Tel Aviv’s busiest stations compound weeklong rail disruptions, sparking commuter anger as Transport Minister Regev blames protests and AG; 'If we were a normal country, where AG didn't approve roadblocks, then buses would arrive on time'