Concern around Gaza violence tapers off in favor of Iran, domestic violence rears its head again, and Israelis may be ready to stop saying goodbye to forks after 1 use

Another round of violence near Gaza brings fresh calls to do something to stop the violence, but authorities seem loath to turn up the heat on Hamas, Islamic Jihad or Iran just now

Netanyahu warning about Iran's increasing brazenness widely seen as a reference to Trump administration's hands-off approach to the Islamic Republic

Media quick to highlight an overeager police force after court raps law enforcement for illegally seizing phones of PM aides in effort to gain more dirt for case against Netanyahu

Defenders of Netanyahu claim Israel is ruled by a deep state, Yigal Amir is innocent and Gideon Sa'ar is a rapist

Netanyahu's claim of Iranian missiles in Yemen sparks calls for action in Israel, though some are skeptical of the claim

Israeli media gets giddy with Trump over the killing of the Islamic State leader, heaping kudos on the US president but warning that while Baghdadi may be dead, terror is not

Israelis differ on what the apparent death of the IS leader means; and a tape of a conversation with Netanyahu leaves Yedioth's publisher outcast by many

The army is apparently girding for war with Iran, which may be planning to respond to Israeli attacks; just don't expect there to be a government to deal with it

Though Israeli media is largely skeptical the ex-IDF chief can form government after Netanyahu failed, his efforts are seen by some as a breath of fresh air