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1,152 security personnel killed since October 7, Defense Ministry says on eve of war's second anniversary

As Israel marks two years since the Hamas-led October 7 attack, the Defense Ministry says 1,152 security forces have been killed in the war and over 6,500 relatives have joined the bereaved; most of the fallen were young men in mandatory service

ynet Global | 10.06.25

Trump urges speed ahead of talks in Egypt: 'The first phase should be completed this week'

Hours before talks in Sharm el-Sheikh, Trump urges all sides to act quickly, warning that 'time is running out' and cautioning against 'bloodshed'; he says negotiations with Hamas are 'very positive and moving quickly'

Reuters | 10.06.25

Greta to be deported on Greek-funded flight; Spanish flotilla activist bites prison staff

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, arrested again in the Gaza flotilla, will be deported Monday on a special Greek-funded flight; at Ketziot Prison, a Spanish detainee bit a medical staffer, but is still expected to be deported as planned

Itamar Eichner, Liran Tamari | 10.06.25

Ukrainian girl freed from Gaza after 12 years held by Palestinian father

Her father abducted her and her brothers to Gaza in 2013, later keeping 17-year-old Samira as a bargaining chip while seeking aid and even 'dowry' in food cans; after surviving in a Gaza tent camp, she was freed in a complex operation; her father was arrested

Itamar Eichner | 10.06.25

Shekel rising, spending shrinking: How ending the Gaza war could send Israel’s economy soaring

A potential ceasefire under President Donald Trump’s plan could mark a turning point for Israel’s war-battered economy; from a stronger shekel and lower interest rates to renewed foreign investment, here are ten changes that could set growth back on track

Gad Lior | 10.05.25

Trump’s Gaza plan: corner Hamas and Netanyahu, tempt Erdogan – and use Kushner behind the scenes

Trump replaces failed Witkoff outline with sweeping new plan that upends game, dictating terms on the ground to pressure both Hamas and Netanyahu; behind the move: Kushner’s influence, major regional interests and tough compromises ahead

Itamar Eichner | 10.05.25

Who is Raed Saad, Hamas’s new chief of staff in Gaza?

Fanatical yet admired, Raed Saad — Hamas’s new chief of staff who twice escaped Israeli assassination attempts — now leads the group’s rebuilding in Gaza alongside Izz al-Din Haddad, shaping Hamas’s future direction after heavy losses

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 10.05.25

The deal Israel cannot afford to miss

Opinion: Even if only the hostage-release clause of Trump’s plan is carried out, it would be an exceptional deal for Israel — one so favorable that few in Israel would have dared to imagine it

Avi Issacharoff | 10.05.25

Netanyahu tempers optimism on Gaza deal, says he can’t guarantee Hamas will release hostages

PM warns terror group may not follow through with Trump’s peace plan as Israeli forces remain in Gaza; 'if it doesn’t happen, what President Trump has said is that he will back Israel completely in acting forcefully against Hamas,' he tells Euronews

Itamar Eichner | 10.05.25

הרמטכ"ל בסיור בנקודה המערבית במסדרון נצרים

IDF chief holds surprise drill on Gaza beach ahead of expected withdrawal: 'Campaign isn't over'

During visit to westernmost point of the Nitsarim corridor, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said Israel would not return to the days before Oct. 7 and warned that if diplomacy fails, the IDF is ready to resume fighting in Gaza

Yoav Zitun | 10.05.25

Land for hostages? Trump’s Gaza plan redraws the map and revives far-right settlement dream

Proposed 'yellow line' map outlines deeper Israeli buffer zone, possibly as leverage for Hamas to demand concessions in exchange for hostage releases; most Gazan cities would revert to Hamas if talks collapse, while Israel’s right hails settlement hopes

Yoav Zitun | 10.05.25

Ahmad Saadat, Marwan Barghouti and Abdullah Barghouti

Holding all the 'aces': the top Palestinian terror prisoners at the heart of Gaza ceasefire talks

At the center of Hamas’s demands are veteran prisoners Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Saadat and Abdullah Barghouti, figures seen by many Palestinians as symbols of resistance and by Israel as masterminds of deadly attacks

Einav Halabi | 10.05.25

Hamas faces 'complete obliteration' if it insists on staying in power, Trump says

US president says Netanyahu on board with ending bombardment in Gaza and ties timing of lasting pause to terror group’s response to proposed US peace plan; Rubio: War in Gaza 'not yet' ended

News agencies | 10.05.25

Israel reacts to Greta’s abuse claims; Ben-Gvir fires back: ‘Anyone who supports terrorism is a terrorist’

Foreign Ministry says claims of humiliating treatment and harsh detention conditions for Gaza flotilla activists are 'brazen lies'; the Swedish climate activist appeared before a judge and said that she wanted to return home, but did not complain about the treatment she received; Ben-Gvir boasted at Ketziot prison: 'They deserve prison conditions'

Itamar Eichner | 10.05.25

Allegations of severe detention conditions for Greta Thunberg: 'Forced her to kiss the Israeli flag, made her crawl'

Swedish Foreign Ministry official told the popular climate activist's relatives that she was being held in a cell with fleas and suffering from dehydration; Another detainee said that in Israel, Thunberg was forced to take a picture while waving flags - and a Turkish activist claimed: 'They dragged her by the hair and beat her'

Itamar Eichner | 10.05.25

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