From kosher food to construction materials, Israel has long relied on Turkish goods, many of which were supplied by Jewish businesses now suffering after the halt to exports

Prime minister asserts that demonstrations calling for a hostage deal at any cost do not reflect the 'vast majority' of the public any more than 'mobocracies' in colleges

Lebanese media reports describe the Israeli airstrikes as the largest in the area amid the war * US says it shares Gallant's 'concern' over lack of post-war plans for Gaza

But report says the 3 countries first want US to recognize a Palestinian state; other Arab nations have rejected proposal, amid lack of clarity over 'what day after will be like'

In separate incident, private school outside Atlanta comes under fire for asking students to rate the Nazi dictator 'as a Solution Seeker' and 'as an Ethical Decision Maker'

Police say it appears one vehicle ran a red light; separately, 5 IDF soldiers injured after being hit by car in Haifa in what police say was likely an accident

Initial IDF probe finds tanks shelled building where paratroopers were gathered, after mistakenly identifying them as enemy forces; commandos deployed to Rafah

American officials insist that troops will not set foot in Gaza; plan is for up to 150 truckloads a day to make precarious, multi-stage journey from ships to shore