Fighting rages on as Druze in Sweida plead for global help; over 400 bodies brought to city’s only hospital, where staff describe horrific scenes and corpses left in the streets; Syrian presidency vows troop deployment, saying it won’t 'respond to chaos with chaos'

During recent U.S. visit, PM joked with Fox News commentator about nominating him to their Pennsylvania high school hall of fame; interview sparked 15% of students to demand Netanyahu’s removal, citing honor given also to his late brother Yoni

Dr. Aida Hayeb-Khalayleh reflects on her fight for independence, family rejection and cultural defiance as she broke barriers to become a pediatric neurologist; 'No one tells me what to do,' she says

Hamas is demanding the release of the jailed Fatah leader, who is serving five life sentences for orchestrating deadly attacks during the Second Intifada; Israeli officials say his name has not been formally presented

Legal claims accuse top Hezbollah officials of incitement, storing weapons near civilians and threatening national stability amid growing public pushback

Military continues ground and air operations, striking terror sites and destroying weapons storage across northern, central and southern Gaza; Air Force hits around 90 targets in the past 24 hours

Death toll in Syria’s Druze stronghold climbs past 940 as ceasefire falters; with bodies filling Sweida hospital, Israel to send life-saving aid via IDF; Health Minister Buso: 'The brotherhood between Israel and the Druze community is strong'