The Israeli prime minister claimed the double strike was a ‘tragic mishap’
By Jamie Shapiro
By Benny Gantz
We must set politics aside to bring our hostages home and strengthen our defences
The prime minister also indicated that the October 7 attacks were planned to be much larger, but said Hamas ‘fired too soon’
By Jacob Jaffa
Blue and White leader appealed to Netanyahu: ‘This is a time for making the right decisions for the people of Israel’
By Jane Prinsley
IDF statement about the status of the Gaza war comes as 60,000 reservists are called up for ground operation
By Joshua Marks
Supporters say Israel can win on the ground but not in Western media, but why isn’t it trying?
The largest marches in Israel since October 7 have erupted in more than 400 locations across Israel
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The prime minister said only the immediate release of all hostages, the disarmament of Hamas and the ‘demilitarisation’ of the Strip could end the conflict
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The public spat comes after Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir reportedly voiced strong opposition in cabinet to Prime Minister Netanyahu’s plan to occupy Gaza
The founders of a new network that has been sharply critical of Netanyahu say they represent the ‘endangered majority’
The move fell short of the full occupation of the Strip, reportedly favoured by Prime Minister Netanyahu, after opposition from IDF leadership
By Gabrielle Apfel
Sir Trevor Chinn and Dame Vivien Duffield among Jews from around the world signing letter calling for an end to the war and condemning ‘deadly violence by Jewish extremists’ in the West Bank
Defence Minister Israel Katz has publicly defended Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, as ‘the most suitable candidate to build up and run the forces’
The move marks the climax of a long-running political feud, but is set to be delayed by a judicial review
The IDF chief of staff and the heads of the security services are said to be against the plan, but senior cabinet figures are believed to support it
