Port to start handling 90 aid trucks per day, may reach 150 when fully operational; mortar attack during UN visit to construction site highlights security concerns

Ahmed Alid, 45, stabbed elderly man to death in the week after Oct. 7 massacre, also wounded housemate in chest while screaming 'Allahu Akbar' and assaulted two police officers

No damage, injuries in strikes; missile targeted Liberian-flagged cargo ship in Gulf of Aden; rebel spokesperson claims missiles fired at Israel, although no sirens activated

Israel said increasingly concerned that court could issue arrest warrants against PM and other top officials for alleged violations of international law in Gaza

Udi Levy, former head of spy agency’s financial division, says if Israel's partners seriously intend to weaken Tehran, they must target its money-transferring infrastructure

War cabinet authorized negotiators to discuss release of just 20 hostages in first phase, Hebrew media reports, before citing senior official who insists that number is actually 33

Noga Weiss, 18, was told other hostages would be released and she'd remain in Gaza to raise kids of captor who reunited her with kidnapped mother to ask for her hand in marriage

ToI's senior analyst discusses the genesis of Netzah Yehuda, an IDF 'social work project' for disenfranchised religious men that is accused of human rights abuses in the West Bank