As reports surface of Israeli strikes near Damascus, Jerusalem signals red lines to Iran and Hezbollah — while religious leaders in Israel reaffirm the nation’s covenant with the Druze and its unwavering defense of life.

The Israeli military will “achieve operational control” of Gaza City, “with the hostages at the forefront of our minds,” said IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.

The in-depth IDF study could only verify “a handful” of confirmed cases, according to the military.

Israel will carry the scars of the Gaza war for decades. Combat may eventually end—but the psychological aftershocks are just beginning.

‘The current war has highlighted the critical need for expanded production capacity,’ says senior Defense Ministry official.

The government, which enjoyed a comfortable 67-seat majority, is now reduced to a minority of 50 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.

While IDF soldiers fight on the front lines, the political leadership is getting lost in ideological trench warfare – and no one is taking the first step toward unity.

After the withdrawal of United Torah Judaism, Netanyahu’s coalition is under pressure — right in the middle of a war.

Thirty-three civilians and security personnel were killed in the span of 40 minutes during the Hamas-led invasion of the Negev city.