Occupation
Annexation, Gaza, and the UNGA: Israel faces a month of fateful choices
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: From annexation maps to Gaza operations, September could prove a turning point for Israel as the UN, Europe, and Arab states raise the stakes.
Occupying Gaza comes with economic consequences - opinion
IDF Chief Zamir calls on 'everyone' to enlist, 'contribute their share equally'
Media's Gaza reports should focus more on Hamas abuses than wider humanitarian picture - editorial
Gaza ceasefire talks mirror Witkoff plan, but deadlock persists over hostages, Gaza Strip control
Talks in Cairo and Doha revive ceasefire hopes, but Israel focuses on hostages and security, while Palestinians stress political unity.
As Netanyahu decides between war and a deal, IDF prepares for Gaza City invasion - analysis
It is still far from clear when and if Netanyahu will finally give the order to move the operation forward on a large scale.
Egypt to reinforce military forces along Gaza border, Arab media reports
This includes approximately 40,000 soldiers, air defense systems, and tanks being deployed to the area, according to the report.
Continuing to let Hamas terrorists flee from their Gaza positions is no longer an option - analysis
The IDF's plans to invade Gaza City are not about reservist numbers, but whether the IDF can prevent Hamas from fleeing again, hidden among civilians.
Two Israelis attacked in the Netherlands, False reports of terror cause chaos at Jerusalem shuk
Netanyahu approves Gaza City takeover • Arab-Israeli citizen returns to Israel after imprisonment in Lebanese jail • Lebanon begins disarming Palestinian factions
Palestinian terrorists considering moving hostages to Gaza City to deter IDF offensive - report
Saudi-owned, London-based outlet Asharq al-Awsat's report is based on sources from the terrorist groups.
IDF operates on outskirts of Gaza City ahead of occupation plans
The Israeli Air Force is also operating in the area in coordination with the troops in the field, striking military targets and terrorists, the military added.
Israel isolated: Growing international criticism puts Jewish state in solo position - analysis
Former Ambassador of Israel to Cyprus: Allies may be less willing "to put themselves on the line for Israel."
Gaza fault line: Netanyahu's plan threatens to rip Israel apart - editorial
Without a unifying vision that addresses both security and conscience, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Gaza plan risks becoming not a path forward, but rather a fault line.
Netanyahu outlines Israeli plan to oust Hamas, establish civil rule in Gaza
The prime minister said that discussions are underway to develop "creative ways" to free the remaining hostages in Gaza while the military closes in on Hamas.
Geert Wilders tells Netanyahu 'millions of people in Europe support him' during phone call
The support from "millions" of Europeans comes despite "criticism from weak politicians and biased media," right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday.
