Elimination of Hamas leader, in the very city world leaders said Israel must under no circumstances invade, will no doubt be used by the PM to rebuff criticism of his actions

Group denies hanging antisemitic signs outside Krakow's Jagiellonian University; Jewish community: Facade of anti-Zionism recalls Communists' excuse for 1968 anti-Jewish purge

Bauer challenged the prevalent 'sheep to the slaughter' narrative tacked onto Holocaust survivors in Israel, helped draft leading antisemitism definition

As terror group warns hostages won't be freed until war ends, Netanyahu consults on campaign's future; Israel 'cautiously optimistic,' but White House says talks yet to restart

Army chief says numbers are a 'conservative' estimate, adds forces are surrendering; rockets continue to target northern Israel; four soldiers seriously injured in fighting

Human rights groups noted in a June petition that 14,000 Gazan civilians are in need of medical treatment outside Gaza; only 225 have since been evacuated

Israeli forces determined several weeks ago that the Hamas chief had been in underground room near where the slain Israelis were found in late August

Netanyahu tells terror operatives that those who hand over hostages will be allowed to live; far-right lawmakers say now not the time to let up on military pressure for captives