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IDF says one rocket crashed in an open area; no casualties or damage reported; tanks strike Hamas posts in northern Gaza; Gaza factions claim rocket fire due to 'technical error', still honor cease-fire

Likud rose in new polls although all the polls found that Netanyahu would be unable to form a government.

While it's likely that even if Hamas will surprise the IDF in some ways, the IDF’s combined attack, defense and intelligence power will still likely overwhelm it.

Targeted killings are a somewhat ill-defined term. There is no set definition under International Humanitarian Law (IHL).

In an intelligence initiative that began eight months ago, senior Israeli security officials assembled teams of Shin Bet and military intelligence

Analysis: Our adversaries in the Middle East were mistaken to think that domestic turmoil would make Israel vulnerable; Operation Shield and Arrow showed quite the contrary – the IDF and Shin Bet showcased improved capabilities, restored deterrence and preserved legitimacy, but preventing rocket fire still remains a major issue

Brig. Gen. A, the commander of the Gaza Division, is facing numerous challenges these days but receives significant support from two soldiers in the brigade: his children, Lieutenant Y and his daughter, Sergeant D

Gergely Gulyas, Who Has Been Described as the Head of Orban's Office, Was Scheduled to Land in Israel on Sunday and Meet With Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel

Thousands of cops expected to be deployed in capital to secure marchers who are scheduled to pass through several friction points in Old City; Ben-Gvir to attend