The Attorney General stated that Netanyahu cannot nominate the next Shin Bet chief due to a conflict of interest. Netanyahu went ahead and nominated Maj. Gen. David Zini, leading to petitions against the attorney general's position.

Couple from Ra'anana arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran, with police seizing phones, computers, and correspondence. Three other Israeli citizens also arrested in separate cases for allegedly working with Iranian agents.

Israel's military chief cautions against deepening operations in Gaza, citing concerns for hostages' safety. Hostages are reported to be in critical condition, with ongoing discussions on how to proceed.

Russia and Pakistan are in talks to construct a new steel mill in Karachi, reviving industrial cooperation. The Pakistan Steel Mills has been non-operational since 2015, leading to mounting losses and liabilities.

The Jerusalem Film Festival will kick off with 'Sentimental Value,' a family drama by Joachim Trier. The festival will showcase Israeli films and special screenings of new works by acclaimed directors.

Trump's winning streak has led him to push for the cancellation of Netanyahu's trial in Israel, demonstrating his increased boldness and willingness to challenge his adversaries.

Pakistan urges the international community to back the Arab League-OIC plan for Gaza's recovery and reconstruction, highlighting the need for urgent action to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict and restore hope for lasting peace.

130 charities are calling for an end to the Israeli, US-backed Gaza aid group, accusing it of putting two million people at risk of starvation by forcing them into dangerous zones where they face daily gunfire. The aid system has been condemned by UN agencies and criticized for militarizing aid distribution.

Matan Kahana is contemplating leaving the National Unity Party after Gadi Eisenkot's departure. He has been in talks with Naftali Bennett about returning to politics and appealing to right-wing voters.

Israeli forces conducted airstrikes and fired on civilians in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least 74 people. The attacks left many wounded and critically injured, with casualties reported at a cafe, a street, and a building.

Former Assad regime soldiers released, sparking outrage among Syrians seeking justice. Concerns raised about the narrow focus of the National Commission for Transitional Justice and lack of transparency in the process.

Yair Netanyahu reveals fears for his safety and targeted persecution as reasons for leaving Israel and relocating to Miami. He claims to have been threatened by protesters and surveilled by a movement against him.