Israel told US it had intel on imminent Hezbollah attack, but Washington didn't find it credible, WSJ says; PM agreed but waited for Gantz to join cabinet before calling off strike

Anti-tank missile hits house in Avivim, causing no casualties; alert sirens go off in multiple communities along border and in Galilee Panhandle

Senior reserves officer says Israel can pay price to free captives and still get by as mother of Supernova party-goer wonders how leaders would act if their relatives were in Gaza

Traffic stop sign covered in three military drones grabbed by two men hours after artist confirmed latest work; police request help finding lost piece

At hotels and housing complexes across Israel, tens of thousands struggle to sustain their uprooted communities, yearn for a speedy return

Haaretz Military Correspondent Amos Harel joins Neri Zilber to share his experience since Oct. 7 as a journalist and Israeli civilian and to assess the state of the war.

Manara's community manager says it's frequently in terror group's sights; business chief says many residents have nowhere to return, laments rehabilitation funding challenges

Realizing that exhausted troops need more than food and supply deliveries, UK-born Tasha Cohen launched Chayal's Angels, which has touched over 2,000 and counting