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Oct. 7 probe: IDF carried out Hannibal Directive, prioritized striking Hamas over saving hostages |  | | IDF strikes in Syria, Katz warns Israel will not allow 'another southern Lebanon' • Gaza ceasefire, hostage deal talks 'stuck,' Israeli officials tell 'Post' | | Read More... | | | | | | |
 | October 7 probes: IDF's slow response on day of Hamas attack due to chaos, commanders' denial | | Read More... | |  | 'All means are kosher': A look at the IDF's controversial Hannibal Directive - explainer | | Read More... | | |
 | How did IDF Chief Herzi Halevi grapple with Oct. 7 failure? - analysis | | Read More... | |  | How has the IDF Oct. 7 probe failed to pinpoint accountability? - analysis | | Read More... | | |
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At least 14 wounded in combined terror ramming, stabbing attack in central Israel |  | | Terrorist hit police car, attempted stabbing with a screwdriver before being gunned down • Terrorist identified as Palestinian illegal resident | | Read More... | | | | | | |
 | IDF, Shin Bet chiefs preventing audit into October 7 failures, comptroller says | | Read More... | |  | Hamas planned attacks on IDF soldiers, settlements during ceasefire, Katz reveals | | Read More... | | |
 | Israel hopes to extend Gaza deal's phase one as Netanyahu sends team to Cairo | | Read More... | |  | Blinken wanted sanctions on IDF Unit 504, Israel prevented it at last minute | | Read More... | | |
 | Hamas: the only way the remaining hostages will be freed is through commitment to deal | | Read More... | |  | Hamas repurposing explosives, repairing tunnels as ceasefire deadline nears - WSJ | | Read More... | | |
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 | Israel is not leaving Philadelphi Corridor, official says | | Read More... | |  | Israeli arrested after photographing Shin Bet head's house for Iran | | Read More... | | |
 | The Druze of Syria: lessons from past and hopes for the future - analysis | | Read More... | |  | Operation Moses: Celebrating 40 years since mission to rescue Ethiopian Jews | | Read More... | | |
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Israel deserves leaders that can take part in its great tragedies - editorial |  | | Notably absent at the Bibas funerals were Israel's leaders, though those who were present were there as individual citizens, not as representatives of the state. | | Read More... | | | | |
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