Military says drones hit squads preparing and carrying out missile and rocket attacks on army posts and northern towns

The Iranian president suggests a more unified Muslim front could have prevented Israel's strikes in Gaza after October 7 massacre on Israeli soil

Through Arabic spokesman, military publishes images of fuel tanks it says is being withheld from hospitals, tells Gazans they are not a priority for the terror group

Itai, shot in the leg, says his 9-man squad, 7 of them injured, fended off terrorists targeting them with RPGs, grenades and nonstop gunfire until help arrived

Saudi officials push forward with plans for economic reform despite war, fears of worsening regional instability

Survey of the sector since the Israel-Hamas war broke out shows more than 70% of startups postponing or canceling orders and projects, others grappling with lack of financing

IDF drops fliers in Strip promising Gazans reward for info on hostages; no injuries as projectiles hit W. Bank settlement, Sderot

Israel's leaders are preoccupied with eliminating Hamas. But the US and others are seeking an exit strategy. Some on the right say this should involve going back to Gush Katif

World Jewish Congress president Ronald Lauder visits Pope Francis while inaugurating the organization’s 'representative office to the Holy See' late last week

Within days of the Oct. 7 Hamas atrocities, Prizmah, the North American network for Jewish day schools, started getting calls from institutions about taking in Israeli students