'I understand the parents' difficulty in taking action, but sometimes you only realize how urgent it is to act when it's too late,' says Merav Svirsky, sister of Itay, who was killed in captivity. 'It must not be too late, we must not lose another life'

Despite Israel's efforts to dispute the death toll in the enclave, the numbers are not an exaggeration, but apparently, an undercount. Comparisons to other global wars only reveal the scope of the disaster we are wreaking in Gaza

The indictment charges that 73-year-old Tamar Gershoni, who is ill, planned to attack the prime minister with a bomb or rocket. A friend said she never meant to follow through, calling it 'random remarks with no forethought'

'I haven't eaten for days': The family of Evyatar David, who appears emaciated in two videos released by Hamas over the weekend, called on Israel, the international community and aid organizations to ensure that David 'immediately receives proper nutrition'

Dr. Einat Yehene documents and researches the unique situation the families of Israeli hostages now find themselves in. 'The families of the hostages are showing a lot of resilience,' she says, 'but make no mistake – one leg fights and the other just drags along. Our role is to accompany them'

Until U.S. President Donald Trump and his envoy Steven Witkoff decide they've had enough with Netanyahu's time-wasting maneuvers and goal-post-moving spins, the war in Gaza will not end

While cease-fire protests organized by the anti-Zionist Jewish Voice for Peace movement – such as the one in New York on Friday – have been occurring since 2023, the most recent surge in demonstrations has been led by a broader coalition of Jewish groups