Hamas, Fatah and the PLO disagree on control and legitimacy, with Palestinian Health Minister Majed Abu Ramadan emerging as the leading candidate to head a proposed technocratic committee

The October Council — a group of families whose relatives were killed or kidnapped in the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack — said the move was part of a broader escalation in its campaign against Netanyahu

Despite reports of progress on international force and new Palestinian police, IDF posts in Gaza are becoming permanent as Hamas rebuilds; under Qatari and Turkish pressure, US bars Israel from sanctioning or striking terrorists beyond responses

Zaid Aql, eliminated in October 29 airstrike following ceasefire violations by Hamas, oversaw captivity of six Israelis who endured starvation, torture and psychological abuse; one survivor recalled being forced to choose who among them would be executed

A Health Ministry survey shows 82% patient satisfaction in inpatient wards, excluding psychiatric and emergency units; Soroka led major centers, Meir topped large hospitals, Carmel ranked first among mid-sized and Laniado among small hospitals

Marking 30 years since the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, the Rabin Center is inaugurating an award for six IDF wounded who endured long rehabilitation and now lead others’ recovery, from a Yom Kippur POW to a Duvdevan officer hurt in 2014

As the Gaza war winds down, a rift deepens within Hamas, between its military leadership in Gaza and its political bureau abroad; The two camps clash over ties with Iran, armed resistance, and the group’s future regional role, sparking online clashes.

Two years after showcasing their playful Brooklyn home, David Harbour and Lily Allen are splitting; as Stranger Things nears its final season, Allen’s new album hints at sex addiction and a “temple of toys,” casting Harbour in a darker light