Archaeologists have discovered a coin roughly 2,200 years old, showing the wife of King Ptolemy III of Egypt. They note that while it explicitly mentions her status, that doesn't necessarily mean she was a co-regent

For the first time since the war in Gaza started, the UN food security agency's report found that residents of Gaza City and nearby areas are suffering from the highest level of hunger. Israel called the report 'completely false' and said it was 'based on Hamas lies'

IDF chief Eyal Zamir appointed a major general to probe the investigations into the October 7 failures because he didn't want to look like he was rubber-stamping his predecessor's work. But 'personal conclusions' against individual officers could get in the way of the new offensive against Gaza City

Hostage families blocked highways and conducted a symbolic Shabbat meal outside Prime Minister Netanyahu's house on Friday ahead of planned major Tuesday protests. 'Families are forced to spend the Sabbath fearing for their loved ones,' the activists said

One of the doctors gave interviews to overseas media outlets, as well as to Haaretz, in which she criticized the army's policies in Gaza. She says this likely contributed to the decision to bar her from returning to Gaza

Imagine your friends, forced to flee for at least the eighth time – hungry, grieving, running from shells. As Gaza is emptied by bombs and bulldozers, Israeli silence is another form of violence

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli just back from reserve duty seeks freedom in her body though her mind is still at war, while one family trades trauma for adventure in Montenegro