Families of Israeli hostages in Gaza express grave fear and apprehension after Israel's airstrikes in Doha. Qatar initially suspends talks but later confirms it will remain as a mediator. Families demand a structured plan for the return of the hostages.

Kataeb Hezbollah source reveals that Elizabeth Tsurkov was freed to prevent conflicts and assist in the withdrawal of US forces in Iraq.

Hamas leaders in Doha survived an Israeli attack, but six others died. Qatar condemned the strike, while the White House called it 'unfortunate'. Israel targeted Hamas leadership in response to recent attacks.

Trump walks a fine line in response to Israel's strike on Hamas in Qatar, balancing support for both countries while trying to maintain peace and stability in the region.

Qatar's Prime Minister condemns Israeli attack on the Qatari capital, labeling it as 'state terrorism' and warning of a firm response. Tensions rise as the US informs Qatar of the strike after it occurred.

President Herzog welcomed the release of Elizabeth Tsurkov from captivity in Iraq, expressing gratitude to all who worked towards her freedom. He also called for continued efforts to secure the release of the 48 hostages still held in Gaza.

Israel ranks second in classroom overcrowding among OECD countries, but students receive more hours of instruction than the average. The country spends 24% of its per capita GDP on education, slightly below the OECD average.

Trump denies knowledge of Israel's 'unfortunate' strike on Qatar, as Starmer joins global condemnation of the attack that killed members of Hamas.

Republicans in Congress are split on Israel's strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar, with some supporting the attack and others expressing concern about potential repercussions. The White House provided contradictory information about US involvement in the strike.

Netanyahu phones family of Elizabeth Tsurkov, says 'great efforts' were made to secure her release.

President Trump acknowledges the Israeli strike targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar, expressing mixed feelings about the situation. He views the incident as a chance for peace despite the unfortunate circumstances.

John Swinney met with President Trump to discuss reducing US tariffs on Scotch whisky, which could benefit both the Scottish and US economies. The meeting comes ahead of Trump's second State Visit to the UK next week.