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Israel conducts first airdrop of humanitarian aid into Gaza amid reports of food crisis
In rare move, IDF says it airdropped seven pallets of food into Gaza and connected power to southern desalination plant; army denies famine claims as 'false campaign' by Hamas and will open humanitarian corridors for UN and aid convoys
Yoav Zitun, Lior Ben Ari, Itamar Eichner
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07.26.25
IDF reservist dies of wounds from southern Gaza blast
Sergeant Major (res.) Betzalel Yehoshua Mosbacher, 32, critically injured when IDF vehicle struck explosive in Khan Younis; another soldier seriously wounded in blast; military death toll reaches 896 since start of war
Yoav Zitun
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07.26.25
IDF confirms settlers torched homes in West Bank riots
Palestinian media say settlers raided villages near Bethlehem overnight, threatening residents, setting fires and damaging property; military says several suspects detained and handed over to police
Einav Halabi, Ron Crissy
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07.26.25
Security forces foil two stabbing attacks in West Bank, no injuries reported
Troops neutralize two armed terrorists in separate incidents near West Bank settlements, one near Shim’a and another at Kibbutz Migdal Oz, both carrying knives and attempting attacks
Yoav Zitun, Elisha Ben Kimon
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07.25.25
'Famine? That’s simply not happening': Israeli officials push back on global criticism of Gaza humanitarian crisis
Israel denies famine claims, blames Hamas and global 'coordinated campaign' but admits challenges; aid resumes via Egypt, with Jordan and UAE set to airdrop supplies; UN ramps up deliveries; Israel says public diplomacy efforts ongoing
Elisha Ben Kimon
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07.25.25
Grief strikes twice: Eliora lost both her brother and her partner in the war
Eliora Rosenfeld, 22, lost her partner Staff Sgt. Hallel Shmuel Saadon in the October 7 Hamas terror attack and, weeks ago, her brother Sgt. Yisrael Natan Rosenfeld in Gaza: ‘It’s a pain that doesn’t let go. Both were heroes’
Eitan Glickman
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07.25.25
Israel blames UN for Gaza food shortage, 800 truckloads of aid wait for UN delivery
Security official says UN refuses to deliver aid waiting at the Kerem Shalom crossing, aiming for Hamas to once again control the aid and its distribution; after pressure from EU, Israel allows aid to enter from Egypt, Jordan
Elisha Ben Kimon
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07.24.25
Haredi lawmakers push to lower voting age as tensions over military exemptions grow
Legislation mirrors existing voting rights in municipal elections and could add roughly 120,000 new voters; leaders warn of 'state without Haredim' amid backlash over draft exemptions and threats of mass arrests of yeshiva students
Shilo Freid, Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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07.24.25
Eight IDF soldiers injured in operational accident in Gaza
Explosion near tank in northern Gaza leaves two soldiers moderately wounded and six lightly injured amid growing troop fatigue; Israel eliminates senior Hamas arms smuggler in Rafah
Yoav Zitun
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07.24.25
Israel speeds up Gaza humanitarian aid flow under global pressure, officials say
Security officials say the government ordered a sharp increase in Gaza aid deliveries, easing restrictions aimed at blocking Hamas, as international criticism over starvation reports mounts
Nadav Eyal
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07.24.25
'Fighting endangers their lives': Hostage families in Washington urge to close hostage deal
Former hostages and representatives deliver an urgent plea in the U.S., demanding immediate action from American and Israeli leaders to secure a ceasefire and hostage release deal before it’s too late
Lihi Gordon
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07.23.25
'More than a hunk of metal': IDF soldiers in Gaza uncover tractor stolen from Kfar Aza on October 7
Givati Brigade troops recover a tractor stolen by terrorists during Hamas's massacre and returned it to its owners at Kibbutz Kfar Aza; 'Symbolic for farmers who have worked this land for years'
Roni Green Shaulov
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07.23.25
After third son wounded in Gaza war, family of IDF officer uplifts unit in video message
Rabbi Moshe and Orit Levi, whose three sons were wounded in Gaza, send support to their son's unit; since Oct. 7, 6,108 IDF soldiers have been wounded in the war, including 912 in serious condition
Shilo Freid
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07.23.25
Haredi yeshiva head blames parents after students opt to join the IDF
Head of the Wolfson Yeshiva in Jerusalem says students' downfall began when their parents allowed them access to the internet; although only a small number of yeshiva students plan to enlist, Haredi leaders fear a fracture in their traditional stance
Shilo Freid
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07.23.25
Friendly fire, explosions, and fatigue behind spike in IDF casualties in Gaza
Since the collapse of the last ceasefire deal, 44 Israeli soldiers have been killed in Gaza—many due to guerrilla tactics, friendly fire and operational mishaps tied to fatigue, outdated equipment and the complex urban battlefield conditions
Ron Crissy
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07.23.25
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