Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the launch, saying that they had targeted Israel's airport. According to Israeli emergency services, 13 people were injured while rushing to take shelter during the sirens

The attorneys general, including former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak, issued a legal opinion stating that Gali Baharav-Miara's firing would undermine Israel's rule of law. They praised her for 'remaining loyal to legal principles without fear or bias'

Thousands protesting against the government marched to the prime minister's residence in Jerusalem. Police violently blocked them from crossing the barricade, knocking them to the ground. An officer was filmed pushing Democratic Party chairman and former IDF deputy chief Yair Golan to the ground

Women identified with the conservative right are increasingly adopting feminist language to justify policies that restrict other women, with the anti-abortion organization Efrat now promoting a campaign under the slogan 'Your Right to Choose'

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An aspiring tattoo artist travels to Thailand to visit her dad, and an architect who seeks to develop flexible planning models for cities

GAZA: IDF reoccupies Netzarim corridor in Gaza ground operation ■ ISRAEL: Mass protests across Israel against resumption of Gaza fighting, firing of Shin Bet chief ■ YEMEN: IDF intercepts missile launched from Yemen outside Israel, after U.S. reportedly strikes port city of Hodeidah

More and more of Israel's well-wishers around the world are stuck in a trap: how to express support for the country and still oppose Netanyahu's attack on Israeli democracy and the cheapening of the term antisemitism

The family of Israeli hostage Tamir Adar was told that he was killed on Oct. 7 and his body taken to Gaza over a year ago. His brother Nir says that 'A country that violates both the sanctity of life and the honor of the dead is a country that abandons all its citizens'