Israel

Accused by a domestic human rights group of waging a systematic assault on Palestinian living conditions in the West Bank.

Mentioned in context of Gaza fighting and ceasefire negotiations.

Perceived as a protector by the Druze community following the shift in allegiance.

Denied allegations that it pre-approved a high number of civilian deaths for a specific military strike.

Fired artillery shells near civilians approaching Kfar Tebnit.

Subject of UN condemnation for military operations in Lebanon.

Former military leadership challenges current political leadership regarding security failures.

IDF denied claims in a film that it approved a strike with high expected civilian casualties.

Netanyahu is described as eager to pull Israel deeper into the widening conflict.

Conducted an airstrike using a drone to target a vehicle in Gaza City.

Israeli media outlet Haaretz urges public engagement with conflict realities through documentary viewing.

Government minister Miki Zohar accused filmmakers of treason and threatened legal action, while filmmakers defended their work as exposing war crimes.

Deployed quadcopters for surveillance or intimidation in residential areas of Gaza City.

Faced global isolation after striking Hamas headquarters in Doha, which was used as leverage against it.

Deployed four-vehicle patrol into al-Amal Farms in northern Quneitra countryside, conducting incursions into Rural Damascus, Quneitra, and Deraa.

Minister Itamar Katz declared that Israel will not withdraw from Hezbollah strongholds in southern Lebanon.

Scheduled to meet with Lebanese counterparts in Rome.

Netanyahu's office rejected Kushner's account, claiming the Doha strike was the key to hostage release.

Israeli forces conducted operations resulting in the death of a pregnant woman in Gaza.

Scheduled to meet with Lebanese counterparts in Rome.