The multi-billionaire says SpaceX will work with 'internationally recognized aid organizations' to provide connectivity to Gaza, where a telephone and internet blackout has isolated people

Turn off the TV, hang out with the kids, meet with friends, go back to your hobbies, play, and above all, place the spiritual dimension of life at the center. Haaretz talks to Nathaniel Laor, a leading expert on collective trauma

IDF says 150 underground targets in the northern Gaza Strip were destroyed in overnight strikes ■ Internet outages reported in Gaza ■ UN General Assembly approves resolution calling for a 'humanitarian truce' ■ IDF: struck Hezbollah infrastructure in response to rockets launched from Lebanon towards Israel which fell in Syrian territory ■ Qatar tells U.S. it's open to reconsidering Hamas presence in its territory, U.S. official says ■ At least 1,300 killed by Hamas since October 7 ■ Hamas-run health ministry: Over 6,000 Gazans killed, some 17,000 wounded

Erdogan had invited all Turks to attend the rally where he said "only our flag and the Palestine flag will wave", seeking to overshadow celebrations for the centennial of the secular republic scheduled for the next day

IDF forces enter into the northern Gaza Strip as defense officials estimate that the Hamas leadership appears drunk with power and has no real interest in releasing hostages in exchange for prisoners in Israel and humanitarian aid

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir’s social media posts show him handing out rifles to civilians in regions dominated by the religious right wing

Some 65,000 evacuees from the Gaza border communities have arrived at Eilat, where volunteers are stepping up efforts to house, feed and aid the unprecedented influx