Captivity survivors Keith and Aviva Siegel speak to CBS’ “60 Minutes”. Keith: After Aviva was released, the terrorists became very mean, and very cruel, and violent. They were beating me and starving me.
Sources tell Axios that US President Donald Trump is expected to travel to Saudi Arabia in mid-May, marking his first foreign trip since returning to the White House. No plans at this time for a trip to Israel.
After Trump threatens Iran with "bombings" if it doesn't agree to a nuclear deal, state-controlled Iranian newspaper Tehran Times posts on X that Iran's missiles are loaded onto launchers and are ready for launch.
Lebanese authorities announce several arrests in connection with the recent rocket fire targeting Israel. Hezbollah has denied any involvement in the attacks.
US President makes his most explicit remark yet about seeking a third term, stating “I’m not joking” when asked about the possibility.
Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee approves bill that will require the Palestinian Authority to compensate the State of Israel for payments made to terrorists.
The IDF announced that an investigation has been opened following documentation showing soldiers damaging property in the Palestinian village of Jinba in southern Mount Hebron.
The lives of a family in Migdal HaEmek were shattered in a single moment recently, when they discovered with absolute horror that their father had died in his sleep.
As part of a security consultation last night, Security Cabinet ministers called to cut off all power to Gaza to increase pressure for a deal.
The IDF inquiry into the battle at the Erez Crossing found that the soldiers failed at preventing the October 7th attack.
The French President called on Israel to respect the ceasefire in Lebanon and discussed the situation in Syria.
In his first interview after being released from Hamas captivity, Yarden Bibas calls on the US President to stop the fighting and bring home the remaining hostages.
