Israeli court rules for payment of legal fees for 100+ Nukhba terrorists

Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz published an in-depth article in the British magazine *The Telegraph*, revealing Iran's plans to destabilize the Middle East and spread its extreme views across the region.

Micha Kobi, a former senior Shin Bet official who investigated Hamas leader Yehya Sinwar, claims that Sinwar surrounds himself with live hostages and possesses a bomb: "We were close to him and could not shoot."

The IDF spokesperson has issued a denial following recent rumour's about a hostage rescue operation and calls for the public to refrain from spreading rumours: "It harms families and the public."

In a statement made by the IDF spokesperson following the recovery of the bodies of six hostages, we inquired about who authorized the release of forty detainees from the Gaza Strip while Israeli hostages remain in Hamas captivity.

Saudi channel "Al-Hadath" reports an agreement between Egypt and the US to establish a timeline for the implementation of initial steps to end the war. Amid negotiations for a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, it appears that a deadline for ending the war is being set, albeit without Israel's consent.

Rimon Kirsht, who was released from Hamas captivity, eulogized Buchshtab whose body was recovered from Gaza: "Thank you for teaching me about love and strengthening me." Ruti Munder eulogized her husband Avraham: "We've been missing you for a long time, we need you"

Israeli reserve soldiers threaten to leave active duty over a ban on using donated equipment, challenging the IDF's stance on standardized gear. 

Today's missile strike on Katzrin prompted National Security Minister Ben Gvir to call for robust military action against Hezbollah. The attack was part of a larger barrage of approximately 50 rockets and suicide drones launched by Hezbollah.

The IDF Spokesperson firmly refutes circulating rumors, urging public to rely solely on official sources.

Families of kidnapped individuals are receiving terrifying calls from their loved ones' phone numbers, demanding ransom and action. The cruel messages are deepening the anguish of those waiting for any sign of life.

They answered the call on Israel's darkest day. Now, the volunteers of ZAKA face a battle that no one prepared them for. Witness the untold story of those who walked into horror to honor the dead. Their mission didn't end on October 7th—for them, it may never end.

A mother's anguish turns airwaves explosive as she proposes the unthinkable. In a war of nerves and negotiations, how far is too far when it comes to bringing loved ones home?