Trump's VP says he wants Iran to be 'normal country,' but can't have nukes; US said to ask for 20-year enrichment freeze, but Iran reportedly offered 5-10, which Trump rejected
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Educational activities allowed in bomb shelters only along Lebanese border; cap of 5,000 at gatherings reintroduced in Jerusalem area and south
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Beirut looks to use most senior level engagement to date with Jerusalem to secure ceasefire, though Israeli government has shown no interest in a truce until Hezbollah is defanged
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CENTCOM tells seafarers it's still working out how blockade 'will be applied in practice,' warns ships trying to leave or enter Iranian ports without permission are subject to capture
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On her first Holocaust Remembrance Day since realizing her dream of immigrating, Penina Zeitchik aims to gather with grandchildren also living in Israel to share what her family experienced in the war
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US president says Iran can't 'extort the world,' Iranian ships that try to cross will be 'ELIMINATED'; ships will be allowed to traverse strait if not engaging with Iranian ports
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Some 80% of Israeli Jews think army should carry on campaign amid US-Iran ceasefire, even if it means friction with Washington, according to poll conducted since truce
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Hakan Fidan says Jerusalem 'cannot live without an enemy,' accusing both government and opposition lawmakers of taking part in 'state strategy' against Ankara
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After telling US president 'don't quack,' Otzma Yehudit's Zvika Fogel says he did not intend to 'show any disrespect'; Netanyahu said to tell lawmakers to 'choose your words carefully'
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Iran thinks it can wring massive concessions on the nuclear and Hormuz issues, while Trump won't cave to a country he bombed for weeks, leaving them in a stalemate and possibly bound for escalation
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PM says US walked away from talks over red lines on Hormuz, enriched uranium; ahead of US operation in strait, IDF says it remains on 'heightened alert' for any development
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French president says effort will be 'strictly defensive' and separate from any American operation, as British PM says UK will not join Trump's naval blockade of key waterway
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An entire family wiped out in Haifa, three teenage siblings killed in Beit Shemesh, several immigrants and two foreign workers among those slain during 40 days of fighting
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Authorities say tracks rebuilt in key areas; IDF said it hit specific rail sections as part of effort to prevent Revolutionary Guards from moving weapon systems
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Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on the failed US-Iran talks in Islamabad, tomorrow's planned Israel-Lebanon talks in DC and ripple effects from the defeat of Hungary's longtime leader
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CENTCOM says it will begin blocking all ships entering and exiting Iran's ports, will not block Hormuz for ships using non-Iranian ports, in step down from Trump's earlier threat
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Tehran put 4 to 5 people to death daily throughout last year, data shows; if regime survives war, IHR says 'serious risk that executions will be used even more extensively'
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In rare direct attack by US president on head of the Catholic Church, Trump says he's 'not a fan of Pope Leo,' and urges pontiff to 'stop catering to the Radical Left'
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Apparent coordinated leak to TV networks indicates military preparing for collapse of ceasefire; US: Ending nuke program, support for proxies were 'red lines' at talks
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During the 40-day campaign, Israel incurred an estimated NIS 22 billion in defense costs, according to an initial estimate
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During the ceasefire with Iran, the iconic church that enshrines what many consider Jesus's tomb opens to the public and Christians from across denominations return with cautious joy
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Despite claiming talks with Iran 'went well,' US president says military to stop 'all ships' entering or leaving key waterway; CENTCOM to enforce blockade from Monday
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Bluebird, TUS, Etihad, Ethiopian, Smartwings, Hainan, Red Wings, Georgian and FlyOne to restart operations to and from Ben Gurion Airport, airport authority says
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Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian discusses US-Israel war with Iran by numbers, ongoing efforts to allow passage through key waterway, IDF in southern Lebanon, and Gaza strikes
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Americans used Israeli-founded NSO's controversial spyware to send fake messages to Tehran officials, IRGC operatives, saying downed officer had already been found, UK's Times reports
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Around a dozen survivors, aged 90-100, will travel to Poland though most Israeli delegates forced to cancel; march to be led by survivors of attacks on Jews; former hostages to light torch
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In prayer service, pontiff says 'enough of the idolatry of self and money' and urges negotiations; laments that 'the God of life is being dragged into discourses of death'
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Rally at Habima Square rally estimated at double the permitted number; heavy police presence, but no violence or arrests; protests also take place in Jerusalem, Haifa
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Vance says Iranians refused to disavow nuclear program that would let them build bomb; he makes no mention of Strait of Hormuz, cited in Iran as other key point of disagreement; Iran's Ghalibaf: US side failed to gain our trust
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