A proposal attributed to US envoy Tom Barrack outlines a four-phase plan requiring Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah and Israel to withdraw from contested zones; The deal includes border demarcation, military restructuring, and economic support—aiming to end hostilities by late 2025

IDF’s first Haredi Hasmonean Brigade completed its beret march in Jerusalem, marking a milestone in ultra-Orthodox integration into the military, with leaders and families praising the unit’s blend of religious devotion and national service; event moved from Western Wall plaza over fear of disruption by extremist Haredim

Rabbi Dov Landau’s aides say Israel has 'declared war on Torah scholars' after arrests of ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers, vowing global campaign; warning comes as lawmakers revive efforts to pass new military conscription law

A shift in position comes days after Hamas released videos showing near-starved captives and after Netanyahu and Herzog discuss the urgent situation with senior members of the organization 

Austrian heiress Marlene Engelhorn, whose family fortune traces back to producers of the gas used to exterminate Jews in the Holocaust, joins Gaza-bound flotilla in protest of Israel—sparking outrage over her stance given the Holocaust legacy behind the wealth she vows to redistribute 

Analysis: As Cairo’s regional influence wanes amid economic strain, foreign disinvestment and US indifference, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi struggles to maintain relevance in Gaza ceasefire negotiations

Iranian authorities say man recruited by Mossad provided Israel with intel on nuclear scientist assassinated during 12-day war in June

Serving 1,300+ Israeli nonprofits and 150,000 North American donors, Ne'eman Foundation operates as a financial bridge for giving; ‘Every dollar tells a story of genuine connection between hearts,’ says CEO Chaim Katz