The photos show a devastated Jabalya, with the Israeli military appearing to be systematically leveling what buildings remain

As the West adopts a stricter stance against the settlement enterprise, a potential shift in the global order looms under Trump. Meanwhile, in the West Bank, settlers are setting the policies, and are hoping that the restraints still in place by the international community will soon be gone

The two right-wing pundits were warmly welcomed by some 3,000 star-struck Israelis at a sold-out event in Jerusalem, faraway from America, where they have to deal with 'the Jews for Suicide types' and young women 'majoring in lesbian dance'

'It didn't involve just any leak,' the prosecutor's office said of the intelligence leak that Feldstein is alleged to have disclosed, adding that it could cause 'real harm to state security' despite 'the fake news that officials with vested interests have been spreading'

Israels aims to weaken Hezbollah's military capacity ahead of potential cease-fire talks, though gaps in negotiations persist. Meanwhile, Netanyahu's focus on personal and political survival raises questions about Israel's strategic priorities

Despite the indictment of Netanyahu's spokesperson Eli Feldstein and an IDF reservist accused of offering him classified information, which he subsequently leaked to foreign press, the prime minister has not been ordered to testify

Printed circuit boards like those found in washing machines. Soldering done by hand. Limited production quality. What can we learn from the Iranian missile attacks – and how accurate are they?