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Protesters in Tel Aviv and other cities demanded the return of the last deceased hostage from Gaza and called for government accountability over the October 7 attack. Demonstrators also urged the president not to pardon Prime Minister Netanyahu amid his corruption trial.
Hundreds protested in Jaffa after a pregnant Arab woman was allegedly pepper-sprayed by Jews. Community leaders accused authorities of complicity and called for accountability. Police are investigating the incident.
A University of Arkansas professor was fired after allegedly misusing school letterhead and expressing support for the Iranian regime and criticism of Israel. The university is investigating her conduct following public backlash and a petition for her removal.
Israel says it has killed senior Hamas commander Raed Saed in a Gaza City strike, the most high-profile Hamas figure targeted since the October ceasefire. Gaza officials report multiple casualties, but Saed's death has not been independently confirmed. Tensions remain high as violence persists despite the truce.
An Islamic State gunman ambushed American forces near Palmyra, killing two service members and a civilian, and injuring three others. The attacker was killed, and the wounded were evacuated. The incident underscores ongoing dangers for international troops in Syria.
The Israel Defense Forces have delayed a planned strike in southern Lebanon after a request from the Lebanese Armed Forces. The operation was paused to allow the Lebanese side to address a breach of agreement at the site.
Scientists warn that the dormant volcanoes Mount Avital and Mount Bental in the Golan could erupt again. The peaks share an underground magma source and are part of a larger volcanic chain.
Israel postponed a planned airstrike in southern Lebanon after the Lebanese army requested access to the site. The move follows ongoing tensions and diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation between Israel and Hezbollah.
Israel's attorney general has warned Prime Minister Netanyahu she will not defend him in court if he does not remove National Security Minister Ben-Gvir over alleged interference in police matters. The move increases pressure on Netanyahu amid ongoing controversy.
Oscar-winning film producer Arthur Cohn has died at 98 in Jerusalem. Cohn was known for his influential films and lifelong dedication to Jewish history and values. He is survived by his family and leaves a lasting legacy in world cinema.
Hamas says it is unable to locate the burial site of abducted officer Ran Gvili, citing the deaths of involved operatives and destruction from military operations. Searches in Gaza neighborhoods have so far yielded no results.
A gunman attacked a joint United States-Syrian patrol near Palmyra, injuring several soldiers before being killed. The American soldiers were evacuated for medical treatment.
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