Netanyahu: Ceasefire won’t start at 8:30 if Hamas doesn’t send hostage list
PM says the ceasefire will only go into effect when Hamas fulfills its obligation to provide Israel with the names of the hostages who will be released today.
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The lump in my throat
I badly want to believe that with this deal, there is more than meets the eye and it will end well. Op-ed.
ICC Chief Prosecutor claims: Israel made no real effort to investigate genocide claims
ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan justifies arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant, claims Israel made “no real effort” to independently investigate claims that it committed war crimes.
TikTok goes offline in the US, hours before ban goes into effect
US users logging in to popular social media app met with message: “Sorry, TikTok isn’t available right now”.
PM’s office denies | Ben Gvir: They offered to credit me for firing the Chief of Staff
Minister Itamar Ben Gvir speaks about the offers he received from the Prime Minister to convince him to remain in the government despite the hostage deal. Netanyahu’s office responds: An absolute lie.
Give the hostages and their families peace after their release
There is a human interest in telling the stories of the hostages and making sure the crimes of Hamas are shown to the world. However, the world has an important role to not overburden the hostages.
Gaza government implementing a plan to return to routine
Hamas government announces plan that will be implemented following the ceasefire agreement and the withdrawal of IDF troops.
In Rare TV Interview, Ishay Ribo Opens up About His Life
Watch: Ishay Ribo, the only orthodox Jewish singer to sell out Madison Square Garden — twice, shares an intimate and vulnerable conversation on ‘Pegisha’, one of Israel’s most known TV shows. VideoIsrael responds to petitions against hostage deal, Supreme Court rejects the petitions
State Attorney’s Office submits position on the petition filed to the Supreme Court against hostage release deal: The heart goes out to the petitioners and the other families affected by terror, but the petition should be dismissed. Supreme Court rejects the petitions.