The Israeli military struck a Hezbollah weapons storage site in southern Lebanon, citing ongoing threats and violations of previous agreements. Officials say the facility enabled attacks against Israel and endangered civilians.

Senator Rubio visits Israel as the United States seeks to uphold the Gaza peace deal. He warns that Israeli moves to extend sovereignty in the West Bank could endanger the ceasefire and peace efforts.

The United States and Israel are considering dividing Gaza into zones for phased reconstruction, with rebuilding limited to the Israeli-controlled area. The plan aims to be temporary until Hamas is disarmed and no longer governs part of the enclave.

Freed hostage Matan Angrest returned home to Kiryat Bialik after a week of supervised recovery, greeted by supporters and family. He paid tribute to his fallen commander and honored other hostages during his journey. Angrest continues to recover from his time in captivity.

Alana Hadid married Ross Williams in a personal ceremony at her father's Los Angeles mansion, with sisters Gigi and Bella as bridesmaids. The wedding featured Palestinian touches and highlighted Alana's activism and commitment to her heritage.

Prime Minister Netanyahu welcomed David Zini as the new head of the Israel Security Agency, stressing Israel's independence in security policy and strong ties with the United States. Netanyahu praised Zini's leadership and the agency's recent achievements.

Lightricks has introduced an advanced artificial intelligence video model that rivals top products from major tech firms at a fraction of the cost. The company claims its model outperforms current industry leaders in several important aspects.

India's state-run refiners are expected to keep importing Russian oil via intermediaries, despite new US sanctions on major Russian oil firms. Experts see limited impact on supply, though private buyers like Reliance may face challenges. The market response suggests the sanctions will not significantly disrupt Russian crude flows to India.

A BBC investigation found Israeli forces have moved deeper into Gaza than agreed, shifting boundary markers and putting residents at risk. Civilians report confusion and danger as the line is not clearly marked, with deadly incidents already occurring.

New York City rabbis warn that mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's positions on Israel pose a serious risk to the Jewish community. Over 650 rabbis have signed a call to action, while Mamdani maintains his commitment to protecting all New Yorkers. Polls show Mamdani with a strong lead in the race.

Michael Smuss, the last surviving fighter from the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, has died at 99. He resisted Nazi forces during the Holocaust and later became a painter in Israel.

Scammers are exploiting public support for Israeli hostages by selling fake merchandise and collecting fraudulent donations online. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum warns that millions have been lost to these schemes and urges supporters to use only its official website. Cybersecurity experts are helping to remove fake sites and protect the campaign.