Foreign Minister Katz Commits to "Disengage" UNRWA from Gaza

A new poll Kantar poll for Kann shows the big parties losing seats, but both coalitions holding steady.

Elite IDF forces operated today at the Shin Bet's direction to hunt terrorists in the city of Jenin.

The Prime Minister visited the grave of his brother who led the Entebbe raid in 1976, which freed most of the hostages held by anti-Israel terrorists in Uganda.

The two men running the war are increasingly at loggerheads over the details of the proposed Hamas deal.

The IDF also eliminated dozens of terrorists in Rafah and destroyed a number of booby-trapped buildings in the area.

The Air Force struck some 50 targets throughout the Gaza Strip, including booby-trapped structures, terrorist squads, and launch sites.

IDF soldier from Ness Ziona was killed earlier today in the neighbourhood of Shejaiya in Gaza. He was killed while fighting Hamas gunmen with another soldier injured in the same incident.

A suspicious package found in Nablus in the West Bank was taken to a local police station where it detonated, injuring multiple officers in the incident earlier today, channel 14 reports. 

According to a Channel 14 poll, just 36% believe his policy of restraint towards Hezbollah is the right one.

Katz and Kuleba "exchanged views" on the threats posed by Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

According to the Galilee Medical Center, the second victim of the stabbing attack in Karmiel has improved and is now in moderate condition.

In a brief phone conversation, the Prime Minister congratulated the President on America's Independence Day and discussed the hostage negotiations.