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Two-photo montage of Benjamin Netanyahu, left, and Gadi Eisenkot, right

Israel’s President Taps Netanyahu Rival Eisenkot to Try to Form Government

Israel's president has tasked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government, a setback for Netanyahu, but a 61-seat majority remains out of reach.

November 9, 2026

by Alexandre James

Image accompanying Al Jazeera's report on Israel's government formation

Herzog Picks Eisenkot, but 67 Recommendations Are Not a Coalition

Isaac Herzog has chosen Gadi Eisenkot for the first attempt to form Israel’s next government. But the 67 recommendations that put him ahead of Benjamin Netanyahu do not amount to an agreed coalition, and Netanyahu remains in office pending a

November 8, 2026

by Jennifer Hicks

Image accompanying Ynet’s October 23 report on the Hebron shooting and military cordon

Netanyahu Orders Hebron Cordon, Prepares Wider West Bank Closure

Netanyahu ordered security forces to cordon off Hebron and prepare a wider West Bank closure after

Aid trucks queued at Rafah crossing during a ceasefire window as approvals lag

Gaza Genocide Day 678: Ceasefire of Excuses, Aid Held Hostage

GAZA STRIP — A week into what negotiators call a “first phase,” the ceasefire looks less like leadership and more like damage control. Israeli authorities trumpet a tactical pullback while keeping gates

October 14, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Families gather at Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square as released captives arrive for medical checks and reunions

Gaza Genocide Day 667: Israel’s gatekeepers squeeze aid as Gaza tests the truce

GAZA — On Day 667 of the Israel Palestine conflict, the war felt, briefly, suspended between ceremony and rubble. In a resort city chosen for optics as much as access, a leaders’

October 13, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Aid trucks queue at Kerem Shalom crossing during ceasefire checks as fuel and medical supplies enter Gaza

Gaza Genocide Day 677: Gate games, aid squeezed, US shrugs

JERUSALEM — On Day 677 of the Israel Palestine conflict, the truce’s survival is being decided not in summit halls but in morgues, border lanes, and fluorescent labs where grief is logged

October 13, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Aid trucks line up at Kerem Shalom as Gaza ceasefire hinges on posted gate hours and fuel deliveries

Gaza Genocide Day 676: Ceasefire runs on gates, fuel, and proof

Gaza — On Day 676 of the conflict, the pause that briefly lowered the temperature of a two-year war now reads less like an ending than a narrow window, opening and shutting

October 12, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Aid trucks queue on the Egypt side of the Rafah crossing during the first phase of the truce

Gaza Genocide Day 674: Proof Over Promises

Gaza City — The quiet that people prayed for arrived in fragments, a lull in a long season of alarms, a crowd singing in Tel Aviv as lists moved across desks and

October 10, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Pallets of relief supplies seen inside a trailer at Kerem Shalom crossing

Gaza ceasefire first phase tests US and Israel claims

Gaza City — Noon passed and with it a line on the map shifted, not to peace, but to a pause that people in Gaza tried to turn into movement. Families headed north

October 10, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Cubans wave Palestinian flags outside the U.S. Embassy on Havana’s Malecón, Oct. 9, 2025.

Havana’s Stage-Managed Gaza protest meets a fragile ceasefire

Havana — At sunrise on Thursday, the broad sweep of the Malecón filled with people and percussion. Thousands of Cubans, students in white guayaberas, workers in factory T-shirts, soldiers in pressed fatigues,

October 9, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Israelis celebrate after news of the first-phase truce at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv

Gaza Genocide Day 673: Ceasefire’s First Fragile Proof

Gaza City — the promise of quiet arrived in whispers before dawn and then, suddenly, as a chorus. In Gaza’s battered neighborhoods, families murmured that the guns might go silent. In Tel Aviv’s

October 9, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Aid convoys at the Rafah crossing during Gaza ceasefire talks

A one sided American Gaza plan dressed up as peace

The sales pitch from Washington arrives with familiar swagger. It is framed as a comprehensive plan to end a war. It reads like a pressure instrument to protect Israeli freedom of action

October 9, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Aid trucks queue at Rafah Crossing as ceasefire talks wobble during Day 672 of the Israel–Palestine conflict

Gaza Genocide Day 672: Ceasefire wobbles as Spain backs Embargo and Flotilla is seized

GAZA CITY — By Sunday night, the Israel–Palestine conflict had entered a narrow passage between a tenuous quiet and a familiar cascade of strikes. A nine-day-old truce, brokered with American backing and

October 8, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News