Two months after Hamas massacre, kibbutz says experts have identified bones of 68-year-old, previously thought a hostage; he was slain along with wife Dr. Marcelle Frailich Kaplun

While Netanyahu insists the Palestinian Authority cannot rule the Strip after Hamas rule is destroyed, Washington sees no other option

Renown historian, adviser and confidant, who served as president of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion for 12 years, passes away of heart ailment

Probe comes as presidents of Harvard, UPenn, and MIT face backlash for refusal to say calling for genocide of Jews is harassment during hearing on rising campus antisemitism

In three very different slices of Israeli life right now, we hear from parents of a hostage, an evacuee from Gush Katif and a peace activist who is mourning a Gazan friend

As deputy national security adviser says Jerusalem has 'very legitimate objectives' in war, Blinken notes 'gap' between Israeli pledges to protect civilians and results so far

Military says soldiers exchanged fire with gunmen during operation; gunfire, blasts and smoke seen and heard in footage from village near Nablus

A note from 1963 that came with a vest given to a soldier serving in a high-risk area caught him by surprise, as the IDF maintains there is no shortage of supplies