Israeli Prosecutors Accuse Netanyahu's Aide of Leaking Classified Intelligence

Israeli prosecutors have accused one of Benjamin Netanyahu’s aides of illegally leaking classified intelligence in an attempt to influence public opinion during the Gaza hostage crisis. The aide, Eli Feldstein, tried to get Hamas documents published to show that protests by hostage families were benefiting Hamas. Netanyahu has not been personally accused, but his chief of staff is also under investigation.

Israeli Military Operation in West Bank

Israeli forces launch major military operation in the West Bank, resulting in the deaths of nine Palestinians. Israel claims all deceased are militants and aims to prevent attacks on Israeli civilians. Palestinian health officials report restricted access to hospitals and infrastructure damage.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in West Bank

Israeli forces launch large operation in West Bank, killing at least 10 Hamas militants, carrying out arrests, and sealing off city of Jenin. The conflict between Israel and Palestinians continues beyond the war in Gaza.

Israeli Tank Strike in Gaza

Gruesome images of a young Palestinian boy with part of his head blown off in an Israeli tank strike in Gaza have shocked observers. At least nine people were killed in the incident, with witnesses describing the horrific scene at Nasser hospital. The violence unfolded in the area of Bani Suheila in Gaza. The IDF has not provided specific details on the incident. More than 40,000 people have been killed in Gaza during Israel's offensive.

Hamas threats to Israeli hostages' families

Hamas has sent threatening messages to relatives of Israeli hostages in captivity, warning them to fight the government or risk not seeing their loved ones return. The terror group has also made ransom requests, with threats of withholding information without payment. The Shin Bet is investigating the situation, pointing to hostile actors possibly of Iranian origin or linked to Hamas.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Hostage Crisis

Israeli military recovers bodies of hostages taken in Hamas' attack, increasing pressure on both sides to reach a deal to free remaining hostages. The recovery operation was praised by Israeli officials, and efforts are ongoing to return all hostages, dead or alive. U.S. and Arab mediators are working to advance an agreement to halt the fighting and release captives.

Israeli Rescue Operation in Gaza Tunnels

Israeli forces conducted a daring operation to retrieve the bodies of six hostages who died in Hamas captivity in the tunnels under Khan Yunis, Gaza. The hostages were identified and families notified. Efforts continue to bring back all hostages. U.S. proposed a hostage and ceasefire deal accepted by Israel but not by Hamas.

Israeli-American Cease-Fire Plan

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that Israel has agreed to an American cease-fire plan, while Hamas has not yet accepted the proposal. NBC News' Raf Sanchez reports from Tel Aviv.

Israeli Hostage Incidents in Gaza

One Israeli hostage was killed and two were injured in separate incidents involving al-Qassam fighters in Gaza, according to Hamas' military wing spokesperson. The incidents are believed to be in retaliation for Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in Gaza

Ongoing strikes in Gaza result in the deaths of many Palestinians, while Israeli military evacuation orders are causing displacement among Palestinian families.

Israeli Airstrike on Gaza School

Israeli airstrikes hit a school in Gaza housing displaced Palestinians, resulting in the deaths of at least 93 people, including women and children. The school was targeted as an alleged Hamas and Islamic Jihad military facility.

Israeli airstrike on Gaza school

Israeli strike on Gaza school kills at least 80 people, Israel claims it hit Hamas command center.

Israeli Warplanes Sonic Boom Over Beirut

Israeli warplanes flew low over the Lebanese capital causing sonic booms before Hezbollah leader's speech. Tensions rise as Hezbollah vows to avenge the killing of a senior military commander.

Israeli Strikes in Gaza and Stabbing Attack in Tel Aviv

Israeli strikes in Gaza and a stabbing attack in Tel Aviv have resulted in multiple casualties, escalating tensions in the region after months of war. The incident has sparked political disputes within Israel and raised fears of a wider regional conflict.

Israeli Airstrikes on Aid Workers in Gaza

Australian government review finds that Israeli airstrikes killing international aid workers in Gaza were the result of serious operational failures but not intentional. The IDF mistakenly believed the aid convoy was being hijacked by Hamas fighters and failed to properly identify the vehicles before launching missiles.

Israeli Airstrikes on Terrorist Leaders in Beirut and Tehran

Israeli PM Netanyahu addressed the nation following successful airstrikes on terrorist leaders in Beirut and Tehran. Israel killed Hezbollah's second-in-command in Beirut and Hamas political leader in Tehran. Netanyahu emphasized the fight against Iran's axis of evil and expressed appreciation for the precision operations. He mentioned eliminating Nasrallah's deputy and the achievements in recent months.

Israeli Society Fracture Over Alleged Abuse of Palestinian Prisoner

Far-right Israeli lawmaker and protestors storm military bases to stop soldiers from being detained on suspicion of abusing a Palestinian prisoner, leading to condemnation from Israeli military and government officials.

Israeli Airstrike in Khan Younis

Israeli airstrike hits eastern Khan Younis as civilians were fleeing the area during a new offensive in southern Gaza city.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's U.S. Trip and Middle East Conflict

NBC News reports on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's trip to the U.S. and the latest on the conflict in the Middle East.

Israeli Special Forces Guarding Athletes in Paris for 2024 Olympics

Israeli special forces will guard its athletes in Paris for the 2024 Olympics due to concerns about threats related to the war with Hamas. French politician Thomas Portes said Israeli athletes are not welcome at the Olympics, prompting increased security measures.

Israeli Airstrikes on UNRWA Schools in Gaza

Israeli airstrikes hit UNRWA schools in Gaza, killing at least 23 people, including women and children, and injuring over 70.

Israeli Military Drafting Ultra-Orthodox Men

Israeli military to send draft notices to Jewish ultra-Orthodox men, sparking protests and potential destabilization of government. Court ruling deems exemptions discriminatory, leading to potential mass refusal to comply.

Israeli airstrike in Gaza

At least 90 Palestinians were killed in an airstrike targeting two Hamas military leaders in Gaza.

Israeli hostages in Gaza

Israeli hostages taken during October 7th attacks in Gaza are a major sticking point in cease-fire negotiations between Israel and Hamas. Debate in Israel on what Gaza will look like after major combat operations end. Some hostages are held by families in Gaza, not just by Hamas.

Israeli-Hamas Ceasefire Negotiations

Israeli and Hamas negotiators are meeting in Qatar to discuss a potential ceasefire in the 10-month old Gaza war. Hamas states they do not have all the hostages and some were seized by families. The release of hostages is a key issue in the negotiations.

Israeli bombardment of Gaza and cease-fire talks

Israeli bombardment of Gaza continues as top negotiators head to Cairo and Doha to resume cease-fire talks.

Israeli Military Service Exemption for Ultra-Orthodox Men

Israeli court decision lifts military service exemption for ultra-orthodox men, discussed by Yohanan Plesner of the Israel Democracy Institute with NPR's Steve Inskeep.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces the end of intense fighting against Hamas in Rafah but states the war will continue until Hamas is destroyed.

Israeli Peace Activist Held Hostage by Hamas

Israeli peace activist Ada Sagi, who was held hostage by Hamas for 53 days, no longer believes in peace between Palestinians and Israelis due to her traumatic experience.

Israeli Female Hostage Held as Slave in Gaza

Israeli female hostage Liri Albag was held captive in Gaza and forced to work as a slave in a luxury villa, doing domestic labor. The plight of the female hostages has been largely ignored by 'progressive' groups in the West.

Israeli Hostages in Gaza

A senior Hamas official told CNN that the fate of the remaining 116 Israeli hostages is unknown, with 41 confirmed dead and uncertainty about the status of the remaining 75. Hamas demands a permanent ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza for their release.

Israeli Strike on Tent Camp in Rafah

Israeli airstrike on a tent camp in Rafah results in at least 45 deaths, including women and children. Global outrage follows the attack. IDF claims it was targeting Hamas leaders and did not expect the fire that ensued. Confusion over safe zones and evacuation orders in the area.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Four hostages abducted in the Hamas attacks were rescued by Israeli special forces in Gaza, resulting in casualties on both sides. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced political challenges following the rescue operation. The future of a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas remains uncertain.

Israeli Hostage Rescue in Gaza

Four hostages were rescued by Israeli forces in Gaza, but families of remaining hostages continue to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Ambassador Dennis Ross believes Hamas may be embarrassed by the rescue and a ceasefire deal is unlikely in the immediate aftermath.

CNN Misleading Chyron on Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation

Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer criticized CNN for calling an Israeli hostage rescue operation a 'hostage release' in a misleading news chyron. The operation rescued four hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Bremmer highlighted the importance of accurate reporting amidst the Israel/Hamas conflict.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Vice President Harris mourned Palestinians killed in a successful Israeli hostage rescue operation, retrieving 4 hostages taken by Hamas. The operation resulted in casualties among Palestinians, sparking controversy over the death toll.

Israeli Military Operation to Rescue Hostages

Innocent people were tragically killed during an Israeli military operation to rescue hostages kidnapped during a Hamas terror attack. The exact number of civilian casualties is disputed between the Israeli Defense Forces and Hamas-run Gaza health ministry.

Israeli Rescue Operation

An Israeli rescue operation freed four hostages but resulted in the deaths of more than 200 people in Gaza.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Israeli forces rescued four hostages in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 210 Palestinians. The operation involved heavy bombardment and ground operations. Hamas claims some hostages were killed by the Israelis. The rescue mission had been planned for weeks and is one of the largest hostage liberations since the Gaza war began. Multiple casualties were reported, including an eight-year-old boy, amid intense bombardments.

Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation in Gaza

Israeli forces rescued four hostages from Gaza in a complex special daytime operation, resulting in the death of at least 200 Palestinians and one Israeli special forces police officer.

Israeli Hostages Rescued from Central Gaza

Four Israeli hostages were rescued from central Gaza by Israeli authorities in a complex operation. At least 94 Palestinians were killed in the rescue operation. The hostages are in good medical condition and under observation in an Israeli hospital. The news has been received with cheers in Israel, boosting morale.

Israeli Airstrike Killing Aid Workers in Gaza

Biden administration delays assessment of Israeli airstrike that killed World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza. Israel admits it was a 'grave mistake.' Calls for independent inquiry. Biden threatens to condition support to Israel. WCK founder honored for humanitarian efforts. Biden aims to set up temporary pier off Gaza coast for aid delivery.

Israeli Airstrike on U.N. School in Gaza

The aftermath of an Israeli airstrike on a U.N. school in Gaza resulted in the deaths of more than 30 people, including children. The Israeli military used a U.S.-made bomb improperly, causing high civilian casualties. The U.N. school was sheltering displaced families, and the situation in Gaza remains dire.

Israeli Strike on Hamas at UN School in Gaza

An Israeli strike targeted Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists at a United Nations school in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of over 30 people, including women and children. The strike was in response to previous attacks by these groups. UNRWA schools in Gaza have been serving as shelters for displaced Palestinians during the conflict.

Israeli Hostages Killed by Hamas

Four Israelis taken hostage by Hamas have been confirmed dead, along with a paramedic killed by Hamas. Cease-fire proposal challenged in Israeli government. Families push for deal to secure return of remaining hostages. 120 Israelis still held captive by Hamas, with 43 declared dead. IDF pronounces the four hostages dead based on intelligence. Hamas spokesperson claimed three hostages were killed in an Israeli airstrike. Some hostages released in temporary cease-fire deal. Paramedic's remains identified by IDF.

Israeli Hostage Alexander Sasha Trupanov Released Video by Palestinian Islamic Jihad

Israeli hostage Alexander Sasha Trupanov released a video by Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist organization, addressing people of Israel and protesters, Amazon employees show solidarity, Trupanov was abducted during a Hamas attack, some hostages freed in a deal with Israel.

Israeli Strike on Gaza Tent Camp

Israeli strike on a tent camp in Gaza led to civilian casualties, including women and children. Global condemnation followed, with calls for ceasefire and hostage release. Benjamin Netanyahu admitted to a 'tragic mistake' and an investigation is underway.

Israeli-Egyptian forces exchange fire near Rafah

Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanged fire near Rafah, resulting in the death of one Egyptian soldier. The incident is under investigation by both parties.

Israeli Air Strike in Rafah

Deadly Israeli air strike in Rafah kills dozens at a camp for displaced civilians, sparking outrage. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls it a tragic incident.

Israeli Offensive in Gaza

Israeli forces push deeper into southern Gaza city of Rafah despite global condemnation, leading to a deadly airstrike on a tent camp resulting in at least 45 deaths. The incident has left Israel isolated on the world stage and prompted an emergency meeting at the United Nations Security Council.

Israeli Strike in Gaza tent camp

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls strike that killed dozens in Gaza tent camp a tragic incident. Egypt's military says one of its soldiers was killed in a firefight with Israeli forces at the Rafah border area. NBC News' Raf Sanchez reports from Tel Aviv.

Israeli Strike in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged a tragic mistake after a strike killed dozens of Palestinians in Gaza, leading to international condemnation and ongoing investigations.

Border Skirmish between Israeli and Egyptian Troops

Israeli and Egyptian troops exchanged fire along their shared border resulting in the death of an Egyptian soldier. Israel claimed Egyptian forces opened fire first, leading to a reaction. Israel also conducted an airstrike on a refugee camp in Rafah, resulting in the death of at least 45 Palestinian civilians, including children. The incident is under investigation by both parties and international bodies.

Israeli Airstrike in Rafah

Dozens of people were killed in Rafah after an Israeli airstrike hit an area where displaced civilians were sheltering in tents, sparking a fire that caused significant casualties. The strike drew condemnation from the United Nations and Arab leaders. The incident is under investigation and has raised concerns about civilian casualties and violations of international law.

Israeli Airstrike on Hamas Compound in Gaza

Israeli airstrike on Hamas compound in Gaza kills top Hamas officials and civilians, leading to international outcry and casualties on both sides.

Israeli Air Strikes in Gaza Strip

Israeli air strikes kill 35 Palestinians and wound dozens in Gaza Strip; Red Cross field hospital receives casualties; Hamas calls it a 'massacre'; Israel continues operations despite U.N. court ruling; Efforts for truce talks ongoing; Aid trucks enter Gaza through Kerem Shalom.

Israeli Raid on Hamas Tunnel in Rafah and ICJ's Order to Stop Military Offensive

Israeli forces raided a Hamas tunnel in Rafah, seizing weapons and explosives. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) faced criticism for ordering Israel to stop its military offensive in Rafah due to anti-Israel bias of the presiding judge. The Israeli government stated it will continue its campaign against Hamas despite the ICJ's order.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli military sounded sirens in Tel Aviv after Hamas launched missiles in response to alleged Zionist massacres. Aid trucks entered Gaza through Israel after a new agreement. International Court of Justice ordered Israel to halt military assault on Rafah. Hamas claimed to have captured Israeli soldiers, which was denied by the IDF.

Israeli Hostages Captured by Hamas

Three bodies of Israeli hostages captured by Hamas were recovered in Gaza, adding to the tragedy of the ongoing hostage situation. Families mourn the loss and call for swift action to bring all hostages home.

Israeli Female Soldiers Captured by Hamas

Five Israeli female soldiers were captured by Hamas militants, leading to a disturbing video being released by the families. The women were threatened and humiliated during the captivity, with some still in the hands of Hamas.

Abduction of Female Israeli Soldiers by Hamas in Gaza

Five female Israeli soldiers are still being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza. A video of their abduction was released, showing the women in a distressing situation. Talks for a ceasefire including the release of hostages have broken down. Israeli President Isaac Herzog called the situation a cruel atrocity and urged for the hostages' release.

Israeli Seizure of Associated Press Equipment

Israeli officials seized equipment belonging to The Associated Press in southern Israel, accusing them of violating a new media law by providing images to Al Jazeera. AP denounced the move, urging the return of their equipment to continue providing important visual journalism.

Israeli Military Operations in Gaza Strip

Israeli troops and tanks push into congested parts of northern Gaza Strip, killing and wounding dozens of Palestinians. The recovery of hostages' bodies and ongoing military operations continue in the region.

Israeli-Hamas Conflict in Gaza

Israeli forces in Gaza recover bodies of three revelers killed by Hamas near music festival. Families devastated by loss, with over 250 people taken hostage during the attack. Israeli operations expanding in Rafah, leading to displacement of Palestinian civilians.

Israeli Right-Wing Activists Attack Gaza-Bound Aid Trucks

Israeli right-wing activists attacked and ransacked Gaza-bound humanitarian aid trucks, leading to arrests and condemnation from Washington. The attack was in response to Hamas holding Israeli hostages, resulting in a violent conflict between the two sides.

Israeli Evacuation Orders in Gaza's Southern Area of Rafah

Israeli evacuation orders in Gaza's southern area of Rafah are causing aid groups to assist those fleeing.

Israeli Military Operation in Rafah, Gaza

Israeli tanks seized control of Rafah border crossing in southern Gaza. Israel and Hamas are in Cairo for ceasefire negotiations. Israel's military operation in Rafah is seen as limited. Biden administration urges Israel to ensure safety of Palestinians in Rafah.

Israeli military presence in Rafah

Israeli tanks enter Rafah and troops control key border crossing amidst uncertainty over cease-fire deal.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in Gaza

Israeli tanks entered Rafah in Gaza, taking control of the border crossing with Egypt, as talks for a truce resumed in Cairo. Israel launched a ground assault despite warnings of consequences. Airstrikes have killed hundreds, including women and children, with hospitals struggling to cope. Negotiations for a cease-fire are ongoing, with both Hamas and Israel making demands.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Two men in business together until Oct. 7 have differing hopes for the future - the Israeli looks forward to trade resuming, while the Palestinian hopes to survive a war where he has lost everything.

Israeli Airstrike on UNRWA School in Gaza

NBC News filmed the aftermath of a deadly Israeli airstrike on an UNRWA school in northern Gaza where Palestinian families were trying to survive. The families expressed their desperation and emphasized their humanity.

Israeli Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites

Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites did not cause any damage, according to Iranian regime. The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed no damage to Iran’s nuclear facilities. Iran has no immediate plans to respond to the Israeli strike.

Israeli Response to Iranian Attack

Israeli official warns of imminent response to recent Iranian attack, but US expresses desire for de-escalation and coordination with international partners. Israel and US have differing views on potential actions.

Iran seizes Portuguese-flagged ship owned by Israeli billionaire

Iran's paramilitary Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) seized a Portuguese-flagged ship owned by an Israeli billionaire in the Strait of Hormuz amid tensions between the two nations.

Israeli High School Teacher Fired for Pro-Palestinian Views

Israeli high school history teacher fired for expressing pro-Palestinian views on Facebook faced backlash and isolation, including being put in solitary confinement and delegitimized by his school. Despite opposition, he remains vocal about Palestinian rights.

Israeli Offensive in Gaza Strip

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu aims for victory over Hamas in Gaza Strip, experts warn eradicating Hamas is difficult, 33,000 Palestinians, including 13,000 children, have been killed, concerns about radicalization and escalation of conflict

Israeli Strike on Gaza Refugee Camp Injures Journalists

Israeli forces struck a refugee camp in Gaza, injuring seven journalists, including TRT cameraman Sami Shehada who lost a leg in the attack. The journalists claim they were deliberately targeted despite being clearly marked as press. This incident follows an Israeli strike that killed seven aid workers in Gaza.

Israeli Hostage Abduction and Sale to Hamas

Israeli hostage Nili Margalit reveals she was abducted by Palestinian civilians, not Hamas, and sold to Hamas terrorists in Gaza. Other hostages report similar experiences of being sold or enslaved in Gaza. Passover holiday approaching, celebrating freedom from slavery in ancient Egypt.

Israeli offensive in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu sets date for offensive in Gaza; Biden Administration opposes and pressures for cease-fire negotiations and hostage release by Hamas. NBC News reports.

Israeli Ground Troops Withdraw from Khan Younis After Four-Month Battle with Hamas

Israeli ground troops completed four months of heavy fighting against Hamas in Khan Younis, leading to massive destruction in the city. Displaced Palestinians are now returning to witness the devastation.

Israeli Hostage Luis Har's Ordeal with Hamas in Gaza

Israeli hostage Luis Har shares his experience of being held captive by Hamas in Gaza for 129 days, where storytelling helped them endure the ordeal. Har was eventually rescued in a dramatic Israeli commando raid. He advocates for negotiation with Hamas to free the remaining hostages.

Israeli Airstrike in Gaza

Israeli airstrike in Gaza kills World Central Kitchen workers, sparking fallout. Netanyahu apologizes.

Israeli airstrike killing aid workers in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister acknowledges unintentional killing of aid workers in Gaza by Israeli forces, leading to pause in aid operations by World Central Kitchen. International condemnation and calls for investigation follow the deadly strike.

Israeli Airstrike on World Central Kitchen Volunteers

Seven World Central Kitchen volunteers were killed by an Israeli airstrike in Deir al-Balah, as shown in NBC News footage at Al-Najjar Hospital in Rafah.

Israeli Airstrike in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses unintentional strike that killed aid workers in Gaza, expresses condolences and emphasizes the tragic nature of the event.

Israeli Airstrike at Al-Aqsa Hospital

An Israeli airstrike hits tents outside Al-Aqsa Hospital, killing several people including journalists, targeting an Islamic Jihad command center; Israeli military claims it was a precision strike to minimize civilian casualties.

Israeli Occupation of Palestinian Territories

Israeli military veterans speak out against their country's occupation of Palestinian territories and call for it to end.

Israeli hostage rescue and prisoner swap with Palestinians

Israeli hostage Luis Har, rescued by special forces from Hamas, dismisses claims of civilian casualties in airstrikes. He calls for a prisoner swap to release Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis.

Israeli hostage rescue

Former Israeli hostage Luis Har speaks to NPR about his 129 days of captivity in Gaza and his rescue by Israeli special forces.

Israeli-Syrian LGBTQ Show in Berlin

Israeli drag queen and Syrian belly dancer in Berlin change show format from celebratory to dialogue-based in response to Israeli military offensive in Gaza Strip, creating a new show called 'Together.'

Israeli Raid on Shifa Hospital in Gaza City and Impending Famine in Gaza

Israeli forces launch raid on Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, leading to impending famine in northern Gaza. UN warns that 70% of the remaining population is experiencing catastrophic hunger. World Food Program reports over 670,000 people facing highest level of hunger in Gaza. Israel faces pressure to streamline aid entry. Heavy fighting continues despite humanitarian crisis.

Rachel Corrie's death in Gaza

Rachel Corrie, a young American woman, was killed while trying to stop the Israeli demolition of family homes in Gaza.

Israeli Drone Strike in Lebanon

An Israeli drone strike in Lebanon killed a Hamas member and a Syrian man, with Israel claiming the Hamas member was responsible for attacks against Israeli and Jewish targets worldwide.

Arrest of Iranian Citizen Plotting to Kill Israeli in Peru

Peruvian police arrested an Iranian citizen who was allegedly a member of the Iranian Quds Force and planned to kill an Israeli citizen in Peru. The attack was thwarted, and the suspect, along with two Peruvian citizens, is in custody under terrorism charges.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli soldier, Sergeant Dolev Malca, was killed during Israel's ground operation in the Gaza Strip, leading to mourning and grief among his family and friends. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rebuked a top Cabinet minister, Benny Gantz, for planned talks with U.S. officials, highlighting tensions within Israel's leadership during the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The U.S. has begun airdrops of aid into Gaza amid escalating tensions and disagreements on post-war plans for the region.

Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Dr. Mohmmed Mahmoud Eghrad at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City stated that injuries were primarily due to shooting from Israeli forces, with some injuries resulting from trampling and pushing.

Israeli Fire Incident in Gaza City

Israeli fire on people waiting for aid near Gaza City resulted in over 100 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Israeli military stated that people were hurt due to trampling when aid trucks arrived and that troops fired at individuals posing a threat. NBC News crew witnessed the incident, but casualties are unconfirmed.

Israeli strike on residential building in Rafah

Several people, including women and children, were killed in an Israeli strike on a residential building in Rafah.

Israeli military operation in Gaza Strip

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on 'Face the Nation' that victory in the war with Hamas was 'weeks away' once the Israeli military operation began in Rafah. Netanyahu outlined three war goals: releasing hostages, destroying Hamas, and ensuring Gaza does not pose a future threat to Israel.