Israel announced it is conducting a large-scale search operation to recover the body of Ran Gvili, the last hostage remaining in the Gaza Strip.

The Kremlin announced that president Putin has been invited to join Trump's Gaza peace council, an entity expected to oversee Gaza's administration and reconstruction.

Tel Aviv opposes composition of Gaza Strip governing body announced by US president, citing lack of prior consultation.

An Israeli UH-60 helicopter, being transported by a CH-53 heavy-lift helicopter, had its suspension cable slip, leading to a freefall crash.

Iran's Foreign Minister announced that the government ordered an internet shutdown for the past four days due to "terrorist activities" during protests.

Tehran declares it will attack Israel and US bases in the region if Washington intervenes militarily to support protesters in Iran.

Boeing was awarded an $8.6 billion contract to produce 25 F-15IA fighter jets for Israel over 10 years, with an option for an additional 25 aircraft.

The Houthi leader declared any Israeli presence in Somaliland a military target, following Tel Aviv's recognition of the territory.

Iran's president states the nation's military assets and personnel are now stronger compared to the outbreak of conflict with Israel in June 2024.

The Pentagon's inspector general reported that the agency "improperly tracked" billions of U.S. military aid to Israel for over a year.

Israel will invest 110 billion USD over the next 10 years to build an independent defense industry, reducing reliance on allies like the US.

Israel's defense minister asserts the country will never fully withdraw forces from the Gaza Strip, aiming to ensure long-term security.

Foreign Minister Gideon Saar urged Jews globally to move to Israel to escape rising anti-Semitism.

The US has sanctioned two international criminal court judges for "political and illegitimate actions against Israel".