The missile was intercepted by IDF aerial defense systems at about 1 a.m. on Tuesday

Hezbollah ally Nabih Berri reportedly in talks with Lebanon’s president and prime minister to agree on language for a cabinet decision aimed at appeasing the US and gaining time

British newspaper The Times reports that British military continues to operate spy planes over Gaza "to locate the hostages who have not yet been released." According to the report, the intelligence gathered is being passed on to Israel for rescue purposes only; Since the start of the fighting, sorties have been carried out almost daily, and the British Ministry of Defense confirmed: 'The flights are still continuing.'

International body discussed the situation of the hostages in the wake of the release of videos by the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip; Evyatar David's brother compared his extreme thinness to the fat arm of a terrorist: 'My brother looked like a skeleton ... He and the others have only a few days left to live'; Foreign Minister Sa'ar: 'Hamas is starving them, Evyatar was forced to dig his own grave - this is diabolical'

As PM pushes for the full occupation of Gaza, Lt. Gen. Zamir cancels U.S. trip and reduces ground forces, signaling growing tension between Israel’s political leadership and its military command

COGAT says new mechanism is intended to phase in privately delivered goods under tight oversight, bypassing the United Nations and other international groups that have refused to cooperate with Israeli-established distribution centers

Nearly two decades later, Advs. Inbal Rubinstein and David Witztum revisit how courts and law enforcement overreached in prosecuting teenage protestors during 2005 Gaza Disengagement, creating what they call a parallel justice system that failed to uphold basic procedural rights