The 2 launches from Khan Younis set off alarms in the Sdot Negev Regional Council and Netivot - where  a siren sounded for the first time since the war with Iran, and for the second time since the beginning of the year 

From Hollywood scandals to Israeli courtrooms, family lawyer Sigal Belenson-Shafran reveals on the Love and Law podcast how money, ego and media exposure fuel high-profile breakups, leaving reputations in ruins and children carrying the heaviest burden

The destruction of high-rise buildings was the opening salvo of the campaign in Gaza City, and the IDF says its goal right now is to damage infrastructure, mainly tunnels, and that soldiers are not expected to try to locate terrorists who will blend in among the civilians; Political echelon looking for a more "attractive" name for the operation to market to the public 

 Putin's army launches 805 drones and 13 missiles at Ukraine overnight and Sunday morning, and for the first time since the invasion in 2022 it also hit the government headquarters, where the ceiling and upper floors caught fire; Ukrainian prime minister is calling on the world: 'Respond, send us more weapons'; Meanwhile, Zelensky's army attacked a Russian pipeline that supplies oil to Hungary and Slovakia while Trump declared: 'I will speak with Putin soon'

Hezbollah-affiliated media outlets claim that Israel is attacking civilian targets, but the excavators and bulldozers in the villages are not just 'clearing rubble'; While the government in Beirut is discussing disarming the terrorist organization, Hezbollah is rehabilitating and repairing infrastructure.

Israeli Air Forces intercepts three Houthi drones launched from Yemen as one strikes Ramon Airport near Eilat, injuring two civilians amid ongoing fighting against Yemeni terror group