US president’s hastily unveiled plan promises full hostage release and Arab backing against Hamas, but forces PM into awkward concessions, including a rare apology to Qatar, while leaving Palestinian statehood unresolved and Hamas holding the next move

Prof. Eric Cheyfitz, who holds extreme pro-Palestinian positions, tried to prevent the student from participating in a course on Gaza; the university opened a disciplinary investigation and emphasized its commitment to protecting students from discrimination; the course has been criticized by Jewish groups, public figures and Cornell’s president

Tony Blair is set to lead a postwar Gaza council, marking a return to the Israeli-Palestinian arena; Critics cite colonial overtones, but his close ties with Netanyahu could help ease Israeli resistance to Palestinian Authority involvement 

Gazans reactions were mixed to the Trump-Netanyahu cease-fire plan: While some hope for relief, others ignored the announcement entirely, fearing they’ll pay the price if Hamas rejects the proposal

Terrorist raced toward point on side of the road where the boys were standing near Al-Khader intersection on tunnel road, got out of the vehicle with a knife and was apparently neutralized by gunfire by a civilian; The second injured person, a 16-year-old, is in moderate condition 

Palestinian rams 2 teens at Al-Khader junction south of Jerusalem, then tries to stab them before being shot by Col. (res.) Hezi Nehama; 'I fired at his legs, he kept advancing, so I aimed at his center mass. Then he fell'

Far-right allies voice sharp concerns over Gaza plan, warning they may quit the coalition; beyond hostage release, the deal raises doubts over Israel’s freedom to act against terror in Gaza and the security arrangements that would follow