Police chief says 'not crystal clear' what happened before Paul Kessler suffered fatal blow to head, after local federation said pro-Palestinian protester struck him with megaphone

After creating a window display with dozens of 'Kidnapped' posters, a Long Island diner saw a dip of 40% in sales; word got out and now business is booming

Owner's mom and volunteers keep the doors open at Caffe Aronne after resignation of staff, some of them who wore Palestinian flag pins to work

Troops continue to advance in the Strip as casualties remain low and international pressure bearable, but a deadly mistake or political 'idiocies' could swiftly change that

Mahmoud Shaheen tells BBC intel agents called him, urged him to get hundreds of residents to leave 22 buildings identified by IDF as housing Hamas infrastructure; all said survived

Move is seen as part of a Haredi mobilization during the war, may also reflect the relative openness of the community's Sephardic contingent

At hearing of Knesset Finance Committee, chair Moshe Gafni says he cannot authorize any transfer of coalition monies to war effort without request from Finance Minister Smotrich

Yaakov Godo and Maoz Inon, both bereaved in last month's Hamas massacres, begin vigil in tent outside parliament and vow to stay until PM goes home