The fire came some thirty minutes after Hezbollah announced that its drone chief, who also reportedly oversaw the launch of missiles and drones from Yemen, had been assassinated in a strike in Beirut on Thursday

Led by TheMarker's Gur Megiddo, Haaretz's Omer Benjakob and French journalist Frédéric Métézeau, the investigation exposed an Israeli-based operation specializing in hacking, fake identities, and disinformation to manipulate elections worldwide

Israel estimates that Nasrallah was at the Hezbollah headquarters, the site of the strike, during the attack, and two other senior Hezbollah commanders were killed. According to initial estimates from Israeli defense officials, some 300 people were killed in the strike

The past 10 days have completely turned the tables but both Israel and Hezbollah have good reasons to avoid further escalation ■ In Gaza, the IDF is currently weighing morally problematic moves ■ And after another Netanyahu U-turn, one can only imagine the fury in Washington

Israel has the chance to entirely change the national situation from the past year – but that is something the old Netanyahu would have done ■ After the procrastinating and quibbling, now Netanyahu is back to his old tricks and taking credit were it isn't due ■ The prime minister's New York schedule has its own rules. And why Isaac Amit drives Yariv Levin crazy

Shimon Or, uncle of Avinatan Or, is a member of the Tikva Forum, which calls for continued military pressure on Hamas, but fights alongside all hostage families. 'We say opposing things during Knesset meetings, but then we meet outside and realize we're all stuck in the same boat'

Like previous speeches, Netanyahu will undoubtedly cast Iran as the international community's primary antagonist. This will be given even greater emphasis considering Iran's backing of proxy organizations behind the deadliest year in Israel's history