Sa'ar, who was named to replace Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, will join the security cabinet. 'At this time, it is crucial to strengthen Israel, its government, and its unity and cohesion,' Sa'ar said in a joint statement with Netanyahu

In his new book, New York rabbi Elliot Cosgrove reflects on an unprecedented year. In conversation with Haaretz, he explains why he 'won't wag a finger' at young anti-Zionist Jews, and defends his 'impossible decision' not to protest against Netanyahu amidst war

Hezbollah confirms longtime leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in Friday's Israeli strike in Beirut ■ Deputy chief of Iran's Guards was killed in the strikes alongside Nasrallah ■ Biden: Nasrallah's killing a 'measure of justice,' but it's 'time for Israel to reach cease-fire deals' ■ Iranian leader Ali Khamenei vows revenge ■ Report: Israeli intelligence learned of Nasrallah meeting hours before it took place ■ Reports of airstrikes on Syria-Iraq border

While Israel's collective elation over the assassination of Hezbollah chief Nasrallah is fitting, we cannot become confused or complacent: The catastrophic likes of Netanyahu, Smotrich and Ben-Gvir are still in charge

Nasrallah's killing reaches far beyond Hezbollah's military and political implications. It spans countries and communities throughout the Arab and Islamic world

'Within 15 minutes it had 10,000 views,' Daniel Kutz, who made the video recounted. '45 minutes later it was up to 80,000. That's when I realized it was really out of control'