The Wall Street Journal reported that a leak of 600 names of Jewish-Australian professionals, which led to some harassment by pro-Palestinian activists, came from an Australia-based New York Times journalist

The cease-fire proposal currently in discussion 'completely contradicts' what Hamas agreed to in July, source in the organization tells Saudi daily Al Sharq ■ PM Netanyahu says that Israel is willing to be flexible on certain issues in negotiations ■ U.S. Secretary of State Blinken arrives in Israel, will meet with Netanyahu on Monday to discuss efforts to secure truce in Gaza ■ Here's what you need to know 317 days into the war

After a summer in the Catskills, at a Jewish camp affiliated with the left-wing Zionist Hashomer Hatzair movement, Arab teens from Israel return to a country in turmoil, that was segregated long before the war. The organizers hope the conversations they had their will make a difference

Officer (res.) Yotam Itzhak Peled and Sergeant Maj. (res.) Mordechai Yosef Ben Shoam, both 34, were killed by an explosive device in central Gaza

The U.S. president is trying to set a positive mood in the hope of achieving a cease-fire in Gaza and thwarting an Iranian attack, but those involved are less optimistic ■ Life for residents of northern Israel is intolerable, even without an all-out war with Hezbollah ■ Right-wing condemnations of the deadly settler riots in the West Bank are far from convincing

Also, a legendary Tel Aviv bookstore moves from the Rabin Square area to Florentin, and a puppet theater festival in Jerusalem will try to provide some relief from the war

Six Israelis, some of whom were masked, attempted to enter a Palestinian village south of Nablus, but fled after Israeli forces arrived to the scene. This comes after settlers raided last week a West Bank Palestinian village leaving one dead