Report: Netanyahu is considering removing Gallant from his position soon

The Defense Minister commented on the news of the strike in Beirut with a five word tweet condemning the man held responsible for the Majdal Shams massacre.

Israel's military bases faced an unexpected threat as protesters, including members of the ruling coalition, stormed the gates and breached security perimeters. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's demand for an investigation into far-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir's potential interference with police action has thrown the government into turmoil, exposing deep fissures within Netanyahu's fragile coalition.

Responding to allegations by Hamas that the Prime Minister added new conditions to delay and sink a hostage deal, Netanyahu denied doing so and explained his core demands.

IDF Chief of Staff Herzl Halevi has responded to the breach of the Teiman Field Base by Knesset members and civilians, stating: "This is a very serious incident. These investigations protect IDF soldiers both at home and abroad." 

The Prime Minister visited the grieving town amidst recrimination over Israel's perceived failure to protect them.

The potential suspension of security export licenses by the UK could mark a significant shift in Western support for Israel's military operations.

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant visited Majdal Shams on Monday to offer condolences to the families of the victims killed in the Hezbollah rocket attack on Saturday. During his visit, Gallant emphasized the importance of Jewish-Druze cooperation and unity.

As tensions soar and diplomats scramble, the world watches to see if decades of simmering hostility will finally boil over into a conflict both sides claim to dread.

Israel's security cabinet has authorized a response to the devastating attack on Majdal Shams. The situation remains tense as regional and international stakeholders await Israel's next move.

After over three hours, the security cabinet authorized Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant to decide on the next steps against Hezbollah and Lebanon.

Journalist and Middle East expert Yoni Ben Menachem offers a sign to help Israeli citizens determine whether Israel's attack on Lebanon will be significant: "Don't embarrass us in the Arab world, Bibi."

Yesterday, Israel submitted its revised response to the proposed hostage release and cease-fire deal with Hamas. A delegation, including Mossad chief David Barnea, Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Egyptian Intelligence Director Abbas Kamel, and CIA Director William Burns, is set to meet in Rome on Sunday to discuss the deal further.