Families of hostages whose bodies remain in Gaza still wait for closure; 'We’re happy for each returning family, but break a little each day,' said the daughter of Meni Godard; others say they draw strength from faith, memory and national support

Police said the suspect, who was wanted for alleged involvement in several shooting attacks targeting Israeli communities and security forces, was located inside a stall in the bustling market

The Hind Rajab Foundation accuses Ehud Olmert of overseeing 'indiscriminate bombings' and other violations during the 2008-2009 Gaza campaign, seeking a German investigation and travel ban

Omar Fateh, a Somali-American Muslim and Democratic state senator known for anti-Zionist views since Oct. 7, lost the Minneapolis mayoral race to incumbent Jacob Frey, a Jewish Democrat; local Jewish leaders say, 'The threat passed this time'

Joshua Mollel from Tanzania was working in Nahal Oz on Oct. 7 and stayed on the phone with a friend for 3 hours before vanishing; two months later, his family was told he was killed; Thai worker Rintalak Suttisak was murdered in a nearby orchard

Federal prosecutors allege that Assaf 'Ace' Waknine, an Israeli national deported from the US in 2011, sent threatening messages to a Los Angeles poker organizer and sought regular payments of about $5,000 per game

Order followed an emergency meeting on the threat, and came after Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir instructed creation of a special unit to deal with smuggling by drones from Egypt

Statement followed Israeli accusations that the group is rearming and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun’s renewed call for negotiations