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Public diplomacy expert Ran Bar-Yoshafat calls for Israel to counter misinformation worldwide, stresses the need for independent media voices in Israel to counter biased coverage.
State Department authorizes the departure of non-emergency U.S. government personnel and family members of US government personnel due to safety risks.
Lebanese report says Israel is demanding full disarmament, tunnel maps, and exclusion of Hamas from future Gaza security structures.
Terrorists who emerged from underground infrastructure in Rafah eliminated. In response to the violation of the agreement, the IDF struck additional Hamas terrorists.
Far-left activists claim attack by masked far-right suspects, two airlifted to hospital.
Transportation Minister Miri Regev intends to propose to Argentine President Javier Milei to light a torch on Israel's Independence Day.
After 3 years of fighting, a rare disease has stolen Hallel's entire immune system - and only one hospital in the world can save her life.
A majority of the public (59%) believes that avoiding a U.S. strike on Iran would be a very bad outcome for Israel.
VP JD Vance tells The Washington Post that potential strikes on Iran would not lead to a prolonged US war, outlines diplomatic and military options.
Navy Adm. Brad Cooper briefs President Trump on military options regarding Iran, as US-Iran talks in Geneva show progress, according to ABC News.
In a post on social media, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reports progress in US-Iran talks in Geneva, with technical teams set to meet in Vienna soon.
