The Israeli military announced it eliminated three armed radicals, including a Hamas battalion commander, in the Gaza Strip. The IDF stated that Alaa Imad Khamis Tarams of 'Army of Islam' and Hassan Ibrahim Shehadeh Qahman of Islamic Jihad were killed in Gaza City, and Ahmad Khudar of Hamas's Jabalya battalion in northern Gaza, all attempting terror attacks.
The Israeli military reported killing several Hezbollah fighters in a "security zone" in south Lebanon overnight and an Israeli soldier was moderately injured, despite an existing ceasefire. Hezbollah has not commented on the incident.
Around 100 soldiers from Israel's Givati Brigade's Tzabar Battalion abandoned their weapons and base at Sde Teiman after a dispute with their commander over decorative plaques. The incident highlights a deeper erosion of military discipline and trust between soldiers and commanders, exacerbated by prolonged multi-front war and societal fractures.
Israel says it is preparing an extensive West Bank operation after a deadly clash in Tell near Nablus killed four Palestinians and two Israelis. The incident has intensified calls for arrests, demolitions and more settlement activity.
A shooting incident in the northern West Bank village of Tal resulted in the deaths of four Palestinians and two Israelis. Conflicting accounts emerged from Palestinian residents and the Israeli military regarding the sequence of events, leading to heightened tensions and an announced Israeli military operation.
US President Donald Trump announced that a proposed civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia requires two conditions for approval: Saudi Arabia must normalize relations with Israel via the Abraham Accords, and the deal must prohibit uranium enrichment. This shifts from a previous framework and faces scrutiny from US lawmakers concerned about proliferation risks.
Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip have killed at least 12 Palestinians, including six members of one family, with the UN's human rights office condemning the recent intensification of attacks and raising concerns about international humanitarian law violations.
The Israeli military, in cooperation with the U.S. military (CENTCOM) and the Lebanese Armed Forces, has initiated a 'Safe Zone' pilot program in southern Lebanon. This coordination is part of a US-brokered framework agreement signed on June 26, which envisages the withdrawal of Israeli troops from occupied areas.
US Congressman Ro Khanna reported being detained for over an hour by armed Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, an incident Israel and its allies are attempting to discredit him over, while rights advocates decry the settlers' actions.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced they struck and dismantled a Hamas weapons production site in Gaza City. The facility was reportedly used to manufacture weapon components, violating the ceasefire agreement. Several militants were inside the site during the strike.
Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip on Sunday resulted in at least six deaths, including a 9-year-old girl, according to Palestinian health officials. Mediators are engaged in further talks for a US-brokered ceasefire.
An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon on Monday killed four people, including three women, despite an ongoing ceasefire. The victims were identified as a school principal, her mother, a foreign domestic worker, and a Syrian worker. The Israeli military stated they targeted individuals approaching their occupied area who posed a threat.
Geopolitical analyst Brandon Weichert stated that US-Israeli military actions have not altered the strategic balance in the Middle East, leaving Iran in a stronger position. He described the conflict as a "non-deal deal for a non-war war," highlighting a lack of meaningful strategic gains for Washington.
Nayef Samaro, 25, was shot dead by an Israeli soldier during a military raid in Nablus while en route to his wife's childbirth. His wife, Raghed al-Shami, gave birth to their son Yaman, as the family grapples with grief and a justice system where accountability for such killings is rare.
Israeli forces killed two Palestinians in separate incidents in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. Mustafa Taha Mustafa al-Khatib was shot dead in Salfit, and another Palestinian was killed in northern Gaza. The incidents occurred amid escalating violence and settler attacks.
Only 23% of adults globally expressed confidence in Trump's handling of world affairs, with 57% viewing the US unfavorably across 36 countries, and favourability declining in 15 of 24 nations with trend data.
Israel fears a new US-Iran understanding, brokered by Donald Trump, could legitimize Tehran's influence in Lebanon and restrict Israeli military operations against Hezbollah. The emerging deal, stemming from recent talks in Switzerland, reportedly includes Iran but excludes Israel from a new "deconfliction cell," raising concerns about operational freedom and a potential US pressure for withdrawal.
Despite ongoing conflict and severe shortages, a group of Gaza surfers find solace and a sense of safety in the waves. They use candle wax instead of surf wax and cherish old equipment, with only three surfers remaining from a pre-war team of 17.
Israeli PM Netanyahu stated he and US President Trump act independently, prioritizing national interests. He vowed to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, claiming Israeli operations have degraded Tehran's capabilities and removed an existential threat.
The Israeli military announced the elimination of Zaki Youssef Mahmoud Abu Mustafa, an Islamic Jihad Nukhba commander, and Mohammed Osama Abd al-Aziz Saba al-Eish, a Hamas Nukhba terrorist, in Gaza. Abu Mustafa was involved in the October 7th abduction from Kibbutz Nir Oz and rebuilding the group's capabilities.
US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Switzerland for negotiations with Iran, a day after Tehran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed. Talks involve mediators Pakistan and Qatar. Tensions escalated following an interim agreement to end hostilities, with Iran citing Israeli operations and US "bad faith" for the closure threat.
US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Switzerland for negotiations with Iran, a day after Tehran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed. Talks involve mediators Pakistan and Qatar, focusing on the Lebanon ceasefire and Iran's nuclear program. The US denies the strait is closed, with traffic continuing.
Al Jazeera has rejected Israeli accusations that Ahmed Wishah, a cameraman killed in Gaza, was a Hamas operative. The Israeli military claimed Wishah was a sniper in Hamas's military wing, but provided no evidence. Family and colleagues mourned Wishah in Deir el-Balah.
Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed, warning vessels away, but the US denied the claim, stating the waterway remains open. Amid escalating tensions, US Vice President JD Vance traveled to Switzerland for talks with Iran on Sunday, following an interim agreement to end regional hostilities.
