Jack Khoury

More than 20 people were reported wounded in attacks across multiple West Bank communities, as witnesses said Israeli security forces failed to stop several of the assaults. 'People are afraid to go to their lands alone,' a Palestinian man whose village was attacked said

The village council head and restaurant owner told the Palestinian state news agency WAFA that settlers broke into the restaurant, smashed its doors and stole money before setting fire to the building, while the IDF did not intervene

The infant's parents were told to bring him to the entrance of a refugee camp near Ramallah, where an ambulance was waiting, but Israeli soldiers delayed his passage, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent. The IDF said troops had 'allowed the baby and his family to pass without any delay'

A Palestinian source said neither Israel nor the Board of Peace has agreed to the move, which is intended to demonstrate that Hamas is ready to hand over power in the Strip to the technocratic committee formed six months ago under Trump's plan

Zionist parties have a history of Arab tokens that appeal mainly to Jews. But Arab voters want real change, not political theater

The decision remains limited by Israel is not allowing members of the technocratic committee, who are currently in Cairo, to enter the territory • The resignation does not concern its military wing

Analysis Hamas hopes Monday's announcement will break the political deadlock. But with members of Gaza's technocratic committee still outside Gaza and no guarantee Israel will allow them in, only sustained U.S. pressure, a highly unlikely prospect, could move things forward

While the frustrated Lebanese leadership is escalating its rhetoric against Israel and Hezbollah largely refrains from action, the IDF continues its targeted operations, raising the Lebanese's concern that the seemingly temporary reality will become a permanent one

Jack Khoury (via Haaretz.com) While the frustrated Lebanese leadership is escalating its rhetoric against Israel and Hezbollah largely refrains from

Mohammed Fawaz al-Wahidi was a community leader who worked to resolve disputes and promote social reconciliation, a statement said. He was travelling to a reconciliation meeting when the vehicle he was in was struck, killing him and two others, including a child. The IDF said the strike targeted a Hamas militant