Some 25,000 reported at event; partner of slain IDF officer receives medal, says leaders have forgotten to value 'life over death'; Noa Kirel sings 'Unicorn' next to hostage family

US secretary of state will also visit Egypt and Qatar, who are mediating ceasefire talks; he'll also attend a donor conference for the Palestinians in Jordan

After attack on UNRWA facility that reportedly killed 33 and sparked global anger, army spokesman says its intel showed no women or children in the targeted rooms

Prof. Jonathan Dekel Chen, whose son Sagui has been held in captivity since October 7, discusses what he wants the Israeli government to do to secure the release of the hostages.

To mark Jerusalem Day, we speak with the 'Jerusalem Through the Ages' author and learn about the archaeological record of the peoples who have resided in the Holy City

National Unity chair's ultimatum expires June 8; US said to urge him to remain as hostage deal efforts ongoing; in plea, mother warns leaving would let PM 'give up' on hostages

Families say deal 'with the devil' only way to free their loved ones, note stark difference between warm embrace of US officials and 'lack of knowledge' by members of the public

Palestinians throw rocks at troops who arrive on scene to disperse rioters, with 2 injured as soldiers return fire; Hadash-Ta'al MK calls incident 'another pogrom'