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Both Netanyahu's war cabinet partners – Yoav Gallant and Benny Gantz – have now voted no confidence in him. But Gantz made a pretty cowardly speech, and the PM has no interest at all in firing him

'Personal and political considerations have entered the most sacred parts of Israel's defense,' the war cabinet minister said in a press conference, calling on PM Netanyahu to 'do the right thing'

The Israeli army announced that the body 53-year-old Binyamin, a father of two whose fate was undetermined since October 7, was retrieved Friday along with those of hostages Shani Louk, Amit Buskila, and Itzhak Gelerenter

Even after falling ill, Dayan remained a devoted public figure, with her terrible disease becoming one more issue she dealt with. She was fearless, raising a generation of young people who will yet build a model society here

'There is no progress' in truce talks between Israel and Hamas, a foreign source familiar with negotiations tells Haaretz ■ Israel willing to continue talks before making major decisions on broad military op in Rafah, White House says ■ Arab-Jewish grassroots movement plans to assemble a 'Humanitarian Guard' to protect aid convoys from attacks by far-right Israeli activists ■ Here's what you need to know 225 days into the war

Opposition leader Yair Lapid is expected to speak at the Tel Aviv anti-gov't protest, and the U.S., U.K. and German ambassadors are expected to speak at Tel Aviv's hostage rally. On Monday, protest convoys are for Jerusalem, ahead of the opening of the summer session of the Knesset

In the latest violent protest by settlers against the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza, a truck was forced to stop near the settlement of Kochav Hashahar, and torched, leaving the driver moderately wounded, and three IDF soldiers who came to assist him lightly injured. No arrests were made

Itab A-Sana was shot in the leg by one of the police officers who came to search for her son, who is wanted for questioning. The police said the officer shot at a dog which he felt posed a danger and that police called for medical assistance after A-Sana was hurt

Dayan served as a member of the Knesset from 1992 to 2003 and was a prominent activist for human rights, focusing on women and the LGBTQ community. In recent years, she suffered from a serious pulmonary disease

U.S. officials expect the operation to see the delivery of 150 truckloads of aid daily, which is then to be collected and distributed by the UN's World Food Programme

Labor MK Naama Lazimi has been a prominent presence on the front lines of anti-government protests in recent months, fighting alongside hostage families for the return of their loved ones from Gaza. "I'm a parliamentary opposition member, it's my duty to do whatever I can to rein in the police and stand in solidarity," she says

For their sixth displacement, the family of a retired public employee will split up – the women to an apartment in Deir al-Balah and he and his boys to a tent on the coast of Gaza. He calls the arrangement 'bourgeois,' saying others don't have money for travel, a tent or food

To counteract an effort by right-wing activists to prevent aid trucks from reaching Gaza, Standing Together plans to form a buffer zone and hopes police will help maintain the peace

Those who talk about Israel's demise can be divided into two groups: Those who hope it will happen, and those who are afraid of it. Israelis may lose their sovereignty in the future - but it might not be the nightmare we envision

Settlers have harassed a Bedouin hamlet near Jericho for years, but during the war they have ramped up the intimidation. Clad in army uniforms, equipped with army vehicles, the pogromists have seized land in the area and set up 13 new outposts – all since October

Rawyah Handaqlu, head of an emergency body created to contend with the tidal wave of crime and violence engulfing Arab society, talks about what it's like to live in a society in which criminal organizations have superseded the state

A disproportionately high number of Israeli soldiers serving and dying in Gaza are of Ethiopian descent. Some feel that the war has become a sort of entry ticket into Israeli society – but at what price?

IDF Spokesperson: Bodies of three hostages were retrieved by IDF from Gaza ■ IDF: Sgt. Ben Avishay, 20, from Nahariya, was killed in combat in Gaza's north. ■ Hamas: U.S.-built pier off the Gaza Strip is no alternative to opening all land crossings under Palestinian supervision ■ IDF says it killed Sharhabil al-Sayed, atop militant in the Jamaa al-Islamiya terror org. in Lebanon ■ Spanish PM says Madrid would only recognize a Palestinian state in a joint action with other countries

According to the Israeli army, the targeted building was used as an operational war room

The pro-Palestinian encampment at the UC Irvine took over a vacant building, leading to heavy-handed police response and nearly 50 people arrested