US president, in interview, blames Hamas for ongoing war and hurdles in hostage deal but also remains vague on Netanyahu's apprehension about negotiating an agreement with the terror group

Palestinians have reported severe attacks in the area, and IDF confirms that troops are deep in central Gaza, dismantling terror infrastructures, including a UNRWA clinic and separate school complex

country grappling with its worst economic crisis in 150 years: one in three citizens lives below the poverty line, despite aid from the U.S. and Europe; Hezbollah offers high salaries for new recruits 

'We're all ready to dedicate our lives to protecting democracy, Western values and Israel and America,' students say amid wave of anti-Israel protests sweeping through US campuses

Kremlin linked groups use falsified news sites, AI generated feature-length documentary film featuring known actors; campaign fabricate security threats amid Gaza war 

Security forces arrest 11 men from the area of Hebron infiltrating illegally into Israel along with Bedouin resident of the Negev there to transport them; local mayor warns next time could see terrorists cross intending mass murder 

Guy Metzger says no soldiers' lives should be risked to recover the body of his father: 'It can be retrieved through negotiations, the circumstances of his death are not important, he did not choose to be abducted; Hamas was responsible for his life'

It resolves a proposed class action filed by a female Jewish student who said Columbia's decision to let students take classes online in response to the protests showed the school was too dangerous for Jewish students to receive the education they were promised