At the United Nations, world leaders cast Israels heavy-handed campaigns in Gaza and the inability of the U.N. system to rein it as a danger to the institution itself.

After dismissing signs of the looming Oct. 7 attacks, Israel now has the enemy it prepared for.

Israel announced Thursday that its air force struck and killed a Hezbollah commander, as its military continued its barrage of Lebanon despite ongoing international calls for a cease-fire.

Hostage father Eli Elbag was egged while demonstrating near the Likud's party for Rosh Hashanah in Netanya.

The events are named after the terrorist operation that murdered, raped & tortured over 1,200 civilians on Oct 7, 2023, and kidnapped over 250 more. 101 remain in captivity, including Americans.

The U.S. said Israel had signaled it would agree to a temporary truce with Hezbollah. Instead, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to keep fighting.

As half a million in Lebanon are displaced by the raging Israel-Hezbollah conflict, people search for safety and sanity in crowded homes and shelters.

Beirut came under fire again as Israels prime minister told troops to keep fighting at full force even as diplomats raced to establish a 21-day pause in hostilities.

The missile was intercepted outside Israeli airspace, according to the IDF, causing loud booms and debris to fall.

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story US, France push for temporary cease-fire between Hezbollah, Israel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has already rejected the proposal, reportedly after pressure from factions in his government. AP The proposal calls for a 21-day truce...

The senator introduced the Joint Resolutions of Disapproval to block a $20 billion weapons transfer to Israel, which has violated U.S. and international law.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Thursday voiced his support for a temporary, three-week cease-fire proposal being pushed by U.S. and French diplomats that would allow for negotiations to try to curb the growing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Israel announced on Thursday that it had reached agreement with the U.S. for an $8.7 billion aid package to support ongoing military efforts. The package includes $3.5 billion for wartime procurement, and $5.2 billion designated for air defense systems, including the Iron Dome, its short-range missile interceptor;andDavids Sling, which can take out ballistic missiles, cruise...

With Israel and Hezbollah locked in the fiercest fighting in decades, many Lebanese have taken refuge in schools, hotels and other shelters.