The U.S. military said it would temporarily move a pier designed for aid deliveries to Gaza a week after announcing it had been repaired and reattached.
Author: Ephrat Livni
Senior Hezbollah Commander Is Killed in Israeli Strike
The commander was among the highest-ranking Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon to have been killed in the eight-month-long conflict, a Lebanese official said.
Israel’s Parliament Revives Bill on Drafting Ultra-Orthodox Men Into Military
The vote was aimed at keeping the divisive issue in the hands of legislators instead of judges, who have repeatedly determined that an exemption should not stand.
What to Know About Hostages Still in Gaza
Israel’s military announced it had rescued four hostages who were held in Gaza. There are roughly 120 captives still in the enclave.
Israeli Military Defends Strike on Gaza School Building, Saying It Targeted 30 Militants
Hamas and Islamic Jihad fighters were hiding inside three classrooms, a military spokesman said.
Brazil’s Lula Angers Israel After Comparing War in Gaza to the Holocaust
Israel said it had asked for a meeting with the Brazilian ambassador.
Israel Relies on Combat Dogs in Gaza
The Israeli military says its dogs support elite commando units and save the lives of soldiers. But the canine unit also draws criticism.
Hamas Says Israeli Hostage Noa Marciano Was Killed in Gaza Bombardments
The Israeli military released a statement appearing to confirm the authenticity of the video, which it condemned as “psychological terrorism.”
300 Arrested on Capitol Hill in Call for Cease-Fire in Israel-Hamas War
Rallies over the Israel-Hamas war have continued to be held across the country and in world capitals.