LIVEBLOG: Plan in place to stabilize security situation in north, says IDF in message to Hezbollah

Update from IDF spokesperson

Images from the Paris march against antisemitism

Red Cross official on why no contact with hostages has been made

IDF has a plan in place to 'change the security situation' in northern Israel, spokesman says in message to Hezbollah

Montreal's Jewish community is 'under attack,' mayor says after yeshiva targeted by gunfire for 2nd time

Over 20 Hamas terrorists in Gaza captured by IDF, taken to Israel for interrogation

German chancellor opposed to 'immediate' ceasefire in Gaza

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Sunday he was opposed to an "immediate" ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, as calls for a halt to the conflict multiply globally following Israeli army's bombardments. 

"I freely admit that I don't think the calls for an immediate ceasefire or long pause -- which would amount to the same thing -- are right, because that would mean ultimately that Israel leaves Hamas the possibility of recovering and obtaining new missiles," he said in a debate organised by the German regional daily Heilbronner Stimme. 

IDF publishes communications showing it tried providing 300 liters of fuel to Shifa Hospital, yet Hamas foiled the transfer

Pentagon announces 5 U.S. military personnel killed in a plane crash while refueling in eastern Mediterranean

Israel's Netanyahu tells NBC there 'could be' potential deal to free hostages

"We heard that there was an impending deal of this kind or of that kind and then we learned that it was all hokum. But the minute we started the ground operation, that began to change," Netanyahu told NBC show "Meet the Press."

Asked whether there is a potential deal to free more of the hostages being held by Hamas militants, Netanyahu replied: "There could be."

Netanyahu: Did people ask Franklin Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor?

Addressing the topic of the failures leading up to October 7, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu resorted to historical analogies: "Did people ask Franklin Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor? Did people ask George W. Bush after 9/11? I'm going to be asked tough questions, we now have to unite the country for one purpose alone," he told CNN. 

"I created a unity government, the country is united like never before. I'm going to answer all the questions that are required, including the responsibility, there'll be enough time for that after the war, let's focus on victory. That's my responsibility."

IDF strikes Lebanon terror squad behind latest rocket volley on northern Israel

Rocket alert sirens sound in Kiryat Shmona, other Lebanese border communities

France’s Macron says he ‘unequivocally supports the State of Israel and its right to self-defense’

The statement follows Emmanuel Macron's interview to BBC where he urged Israel to stop killing women and babies. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu said this comment represents "a grave factual and moral mistake"

IDF reports capturing al-Karameh area between Beit Hanoun and Jabaliya, in northern Gaza, destroying Hamas infrastructure

Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan to visit universities across the U.S. amid the rise of antisemitism

France's Macron: 'France where Jewish citizens are afraid is not France'

The statement comes as Paris observes a march against antisemitism. Right-wing politicians are said to join, while the left-wing is split over the event.

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Rocket alert sirens sound in Shtula, other Lebanese border communities

UK Defense Secretary Shapps: 'Israel is going out of its way to try and protect civilians [in Gaza]'

"If that terrorist attack a month ago had been on Britain and 1,400 Brits had lost their lives, the idea that we wouldn't pursue the terrorist organization when we knew where they were and that anyone would tell Britain that we shouldn't do that, I think would be rather improbable and extraordinary, and therefore Israel do have a right to do that."

Lebanese terrorist organization Hezbollah takes responsibility for missile attack