The families stated that there is no choice but to take to the streets to demand the return of the hostages, blaming the Prime Minister for trying to thwart the deal securing the return of the hostages by setting 'impractical conditions'

The court discussed petitions challenging Israel's refusal to allow the Red Cross to visit Palestinian security prisoners. Sources familiar with the details said that the judges chastised government officials for reports of 'starvation, dozens of prisoners dying,' forcing the court to intervene

Hamas' willingness to accept a limited cease-fire has cued a media frenzy about how Israel will respond. Amid the noise and spin, don't forget: One deal to bring back all 50 hostages is still possible

90-year-old Holocaust survivor Hannah Gofrit spoke at a Knesset committee last week to cry out for the hostages to be released. 'Would anyone sitting around that table have saved me? Ever since October 7, I have been in doubt,' she tells Haaretz

According to the ministry's data, since Israel broke the cease-fire on March 18, almost 20 percent of the Palestinians killed in Gaza were awaiting aid

Hundreds of pieces of heavy construction equipment rented at high prices, thousands of liters of diesel fuel a day, huge amounts of concrete to fill tunnels: The demolition of the Gaza Strip is one of the most expensive engineering projects in Israeli history

Amid a growing crisis over the route, the airline will begin flying twice daily at the end of October, ending a hiatus of more than a decade. One-way fares will start at 139 shekels (about $40)

Police say activists, including parents with children, will be questioned. The incident follows several attempts by Israelis to cross into Lebanon. Hundreds of Druze crossed into Syria in July, but only two have been indicted for arms smuggling

The people making the Israeli 'Startup Nation' have only taken to the streets when they felt high-tech was in danger, new documentary series 'Unicorns' argues. 'When you dive in, you notice all sorts of cracks'

The judge ordered PM Netanyahu's adviser, Yonatan Urich, to refrain from contacting him until September 10, and stay in the country for an additional two days. Police set to wrap up investigation within 45 days ■ The judge also agreed that Urich did not disclose his relationship with Qatar, despite the law requiring him to do so.

Perhaps Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's E1 settlement plan to split the West Bank is actually doing us all a favor, as we can finally put the nail in the long-sitting Israeli-Palestinian two-state coffin and bury it

Speaking in Gaza, the Palestinian Authority prime minister and Egyptian foreign minister sought to answer critics who say they have done nothing to alleviate Gaza's suffering, and stressed that the PA cannot be left out of any plan to rebuild and govern Gaza

An entry ban on an Israeli MK sparked a tit-for-tat visa dispute, with Australia's foreign minister accusing Netanyahu's government of 'isolating Israel'. Netanyahu called PM Albanese a 'weak politician,' accusing him of betraying Israel and Australian Jews

The airline, which currently flies between Tel Aviv and Shenzhen, will restart its route to Beijing and operate two weekly flights to Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport

Israel's planned military operation in the Gaza Strip raises the question of whether it is part of a maneuver designed to corner Hamas. For the families of the hostages, these developments mean just one thing: they must continue their struggle and increase the pressure

Jordan, Egypt and even France complained after the Israeli prime minister was given a pendant depicting an outline of the State of Israel that including parts of Egypt, all of Jordan and Lebanon - as well as parts of Syria and Iraq

'The people will not allow Netanyahu to sabotage another deal,' families of hostages warn, pressing for urgent negotiations after the prime minister said that Hamas was under 'atomic pressure' and ministers said that Israel will not settle for a partial agreement