The fragile ceasefire in Gaza has now been in place for five weeks. Here is what has changed, what has not, and where things currently stand.

Indeed, the difficulty of bringing both wars to an end illustrates the strategic dilemmas facing the United States in managing a small but critical subset of its partners: so-called quasi allies.

Israeli and foreign officials estimate that around 100 to 200 Hamas fighters are holed up in a tunnel network on the ...

According to the IDF, Palestinian terrorists have violated the Gaza ceasefire on at least six occasions since November 7. The ...

Israel and the United States have reportedly reached an arrangement to remove roughly 150–200 Hamas fighters holed up in the ...

Israel's handling of trapped Rafah terrorists will signal to regional powers whether it remains committed to dismantling terror infrastructure or accepts cosmetic fixes.The post Israel’s Rafah test co ...

Shelter is the most urgent need, but not the only one. Around 85% of businesses are in ruins. Nearly 90% of both farmland and agricultural wells have been damaged. Two-thirds of Gaza’s arable land is ...

Gaza and Lebanon face Israeli strikes as Israel receives remains believed to be an Israeli officer killed in the six-week ...

The presence of Qassam resistance fighters remaining inside Rafah’s tunnel network has become a central point in negotiations ...

The burial of Lt. Hadar Goldin was a moment of closure for his family, which has traveled the world in a public campaign ...

Tens of thousands gathered in central Israel on Tuesday for the funeral of Lt. Hadar Goldin, an Israeli soldier whose ...

Since last month’s cease-fire, Gaza has been divided by a yellow line splitting Hamas-controlled Gaza to the west from ...