The military chief of staff, Mossad head and foreign minister all support a temporary cease-fire with Hamas over expanding the war now

At least 20 people, including five journalists, were killed in a strike on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital, drawing strong condemnation from world leaders and press groups

The Israeli prime minister dismissed the UN’s declaration of famine in Gaza, blaming Hamas for aid shortages and insisting Israel works to prevent, not cause, starvation

Israel has begun its largest operation yet to seize Gaza City, calling up tens of thousands of reservists despite mounting exhaustion in the army, fears for hostages, and a worsening humanitarian crisis with child malnutrition rates tripling

Israel’s defense minister approved a military plan to seize Gaza City, ordering the mobilization of 60,000 reservists. The move comes as Israel signals preparations for a new phase of operations aimed at defeating Hamas and freeing hostages

The UN Human Rights Office warns that a revived Israeli settlement project in the West Bank could amount to a war crime and threaten forced displacement of Palestinians

As Israel prepares a renewed push to seize Gaza City, heavy air and ground assaults leave over a hundred dead, while Hamas negotiates in Egypt and global calls for a ceasefire grow

Israel’s prime minister again suggests Palestinians could “voluntarily” leave Gaza as the military prepares to retake Gaza City. The move comes amid intense criticism over humanitarian conditions and ongoing ceasefire talks in Cairo

A dispute over officer appointments escalates as Israel’s political and military leadership clash ahead of a new Gaza operation

Despite opposition from the military leadership and concerns among the public, Netanyahu appears intent on pressing forward. His next phase of operations reportedly includes a significant escalation of combat across Gaza

The debate reached a new level of intensity when Yair Netanyahu, the prime minister’s son, accused the military of staging a “mutiny” and attempting a “military coup”

Complicating the picture further, The Times of Israel reports that Prime Minister Netanyahu has pledged to far-right Economy Minister Bezalel Smotrich that the conflict will resume after a planned 60-day ceasefire period

The Israeli leader warned that if these conditions are not met within 60 days of negotiations, his government will pursue its objectives by other means—specifically, through continued military action

Netanyahu is currently standing trial in three separate corruption cases, facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.

Yair Lapid, leader of the opposition, defended the independence of the Israeli judiciary, stating that “a U.S. president—current or former—has no place interfering in the legal processes of a sovereign nation.”

Beyond party politics, the poll revealed strong public backing for Israel’s military campaign in Iran.

The sanctions severely restrict the judges’ financial capabilities, effectively cutting them off from any U.S.-connected banking systems