2 others lightly hurt by shrapnel at Sderot construction site as over 20 projectiles fired at Israeli towns, in ongoing tit-for-tat; Palestinian terror factions take responsibility

Editor David Horovitz and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian reconstruct the sequence of events that led to escalating violence on Israel's borders over the holiday weekend

Ben Gvir and Smotrich complain that government policy too soft on terrorism, lash out at their predecessors, but hawkish police minister says he won't bring down coalition

1 projectile lands in open area in Israeli territory near border, another falls inside Strip, after a volley the day before and clashes at Temple Mount

IDF investigating warning in kibbutz Nir Am following Jenin anti-terror operation that left six Palestinians dead; no immediate reports of injuries or damage

Palestinian reports say site in al-Shati refugee camp hit by Israeli missiles in apparent tit-for-tat following reprisal launches to avenge deadly IDF raid in Nablus a day earlier

Iron Dome downs most missiles; video appears to show several projectiles being shot out of Palestinian enclave, in possible response to IDF raid in Nablus that left 11 dead

Five wounded in attacks near parliament, delaying proceedings; newly chosen Abdul Latif Rashid given 15 days to nominate prime minister amidst political disputes

Civil suits against terror groups are hard to enforce but lawyer for Israeli-American plaintiffs calls ruling an important legal victory against Iran-backed Lebanese organization

As the ceasefire holds, Israel begins to calculate the costs of Operation Breaking Dawn, which are higher than last year's Guardian of the Walls