Forensic tests ruled that the three bodies transferred from Gaza by the Red Cross do not belong to Israeli hostages; an Israeli official said Hamas still violates its duty to return the bodies of fallen captives

U.S. Central Command released rare drone footage from Gaza showing Hamas militants assaulting an aid truck driver and stealing humanitarian supplies. Secretary of State Rubio condemned Hamas, urging it to disarm and stop looting.

CNN: The Pentagon has given the White House the green light to transfer Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv, after assessing that there would be no impact on its stockpile. The final decision remains with Trump, who blocked the move following a phone call with the Russian president

Sahar Baruch, killed during a failed rescue from Hamas captivity in December 2023, will be laid to rest in Be’eri; retired Maj. Gen. Yossi Bachar revealed Baruch was his nephew, saying the pain is deep, but there's also a sense of relief

The resignation of Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi is just the start; she may face charges of obstruction and false affidavit; the IDF chief may appoint a civilian replacement; it's still unclear who will investigate — or what it means for ongoing cases

Trump hoped for normalization by year’s end, but a Riyadh-linked analyst told the NYT it’s unlikely without a 'miraculous' Israeli shift on a Palestinian state; Crown Prince bin Salman visits the U.S. this month seeking a defense pact, F-35s and nuclear tech

Jonathan Betesh, 40, manages money, assets and bespoke vacations for London’s and Israel’s ultra-wealthy — offering everything from tailored itineraries to 24/7 medical access; for him, luxury travel is a lifestyle, not a frequency

Zohran Mamdani, a young Muslim socialist with anti-Zionist views, is favored to win NYC’s mayoral race Tuesday; failed efforts to block him raise questions about his agenda — and what his rise could mean for Israel