Hamas denounces Israel's planned operation in Gaza City, saying it undermines ceasefire talks. Israel is still considering a truce proposal recently accepted by Hamas.

The US Reform movement urges prosecutors not to seek the death penalty for the accused killer of two Israeli embassy staffers, citing religious and moral opposition. The group calls for justice without further loss of life.

Netanyahu admits Israel needs to win over young people in the West as polls show declining support. He attributes opposition to a wider campaign and highlights ongoing military actions in Gaza. Netanyahu also commends United States leadership for its support.

Donald Trump claims to have ended several wars, sparking mixed reactions online. Supporters hail him as a peacemaker, while critics question his statements.

The Israeli military reports control over 75 percent of the Gaza Strip, citing major advances against Hamas. Recent operations have targeted infrastructure, leadership, and terror tunnels, significantly degrading Hamas' abilities.

The Israeli military has entered the next phase of its campaign against Hamas, intensifying operations in Gaza and expanding efforts across multiple fronts. Troops are targeting Hamas strongholds while increasing humanitarian aid and preparing to call up additional reserves. The release of hostages and civilian safety remain top priorities.

Ultra-Orthodox protesters blocked major Israeli highways to oppose army draft arrests, causing significant traffic disruptions. Police intervened in Bnei Brak, closing streets amid ongoing tensions over military service exemptions.

Haredi protesters blocked major highways in central Israel, causing severe traffic disruptions as they demonstrated against the Draft Law and arrests of draft dodgers. Police clashed with the protesters while attempting to clear the roads.

Police are investigating after a man reportedly asked former chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef for religious approval to kill Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. Authorities say the threat appears concrete and have found an explicit letter near a Jerusalem home. The attorney general has faced backlash over her policies from ultra-Orthodox leaders.

The United States has imposed new sanctions on four International Criminal Court officials over investigations into alleged war crimes by Americans and Israelis. The measures freeze their assets in United States jurisdictions and reflect ongoing tensions between the administration and the court.

The State Comptroller accuses the military of not cooperating with the investigation into the October 7 attack, citing withheld documents and unavailable officers. Critics worry the probe may not fully address political responsibility.

Leo Terrell is taking a strong stand against rising antisemitism in America, confronting hate and inspiring others to speak out. His principled leadership highlights the importance of solidarity and moral courage in the fight for justice. The article urges Americans to follow his example and stand together against antisemitism.