Sirens sounded in Beersheba and an early warning was issued in Eilat after a Houthi missile was intercepted; a man about 60 was killed in Tel Aviv by an Iranian cluster missile, with additional impact sites in Givatayim and Ramat Gan; another missile was intercepted in the morning

From flirting with a waitress mid-date to constant demands for instant replies, many people find themselves with partners who push every button; Dr. Liraz Margalit says attachment patterns are to blame — and the cycle can be broken

Eight months, five phases and one principle: the Board of Peace plan to disarm Gaza faces fierce opposition from terror groups, as Hamas weighs redefining the Kalashnikov as a weapon that ‘threatens Israel’

A month into the war, residents describe adapting to constant blasts and empty streets, amid fuel shortages, economic strain and mounting concern over repression and surveillance by authorities

As Egypt conducts a flurry of regional diplomacy and mediation efforts, it faces mounting domestic strain from the war, including soaring fuel prices, falling Suez Canal revenues and new nationwide electricity restrictions

The 52-year-old Ashdod resident was struck by shrapnel from an Iranian cluster missile near a building that had been hit by another missile in the initial days of the war

Once a teenage basketball sensation, Tamir Goodman now develops tech used by NBA teams; he opens up about fame, violent coach, injuries and why he chose faith over playing on Shabbat