'It's a new phenomenon, of the past few months, and I'm concerned that it will only intensify,' warns a senior administrator at one of Israel's largest hospitals

The documentary work of seven times Emmy winner Ofra Bikel forced the U.S. legal system to acquit 13 people jailed for crimes they did not commit, including one who was sentenced to death. 'These trials were of interest to no one until the cameras came in,' she told Haaretz in 2005

The amount of time that's passed since Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated – along with statements by the Revolutionary Guards that 'time is on our side' – has fed speculation in the West that Iran doesn't plan to retaliate against Israel anytime soon

Speaking at Jewish Democratic Council event on antisemitism, the Second Gentleman's appearance caps off four days of events from pro-Israel Democrats aimed at demonstrating how both Harris and the Democratic Party remain pro-Israel and best qualified to combat antisemitism

History will take Bibi to task

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A young Israeli who wants to acquire skills besides holding a weapon, and a family stuck in vacation limbo

Israeli soldier killed in southern Gaza combat operations ■ Mossad, Shin Bet chiefs arrive in Egypt for cease-fire talks ■ Israeli army: 'Indications of gunshots' found on bodies of 6 hostages retrieved from Gaza ■ House arrest of soldiers suspected of abusing Palestinian detainee extended by two weeks ■ IDF says anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon exploded in Metula, damaging property ■

The two leaders of this conflict have a chance to end the war and sign a deal, but both PM Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar are making their priorities clear ■ The funerals of the six hostages recovered from Gaza were more angry than sad, and the prime minister was nowhere to be seen