Over 24,000 Tons of Medical Equipment Entered Gaza Since Ceasefire
COGAT reports over 24,000 tons of medical equipment entered Gaza since the ceasefire, with distribution monitored to prevent Hamas control.
COGAT reports over 24,000 tons of medical equipment entered Gaza since the ceasefire, with distribution monitored to prevent Hamas control.
At the IAEA General Conference in Vienna, Israel's Moshe Edri accused Iran of nuclear non-compliance and regional destabilization, citing barred inspectors.
UN rights chief Volker Türk urges Israel to allow access to Gaza to investigate suspected war crimes amid ongoing recovery of human remains.

Norway is preparing legislation to criminalize trade with Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria, imposing up to three years in prison for violations.
Israeli FM Sa'ar spoke with NZ FM Peters about Palestinian Authority funding for terror and incitement against Israelis.
Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron has convinced Israeli banks to continue services to Palestinian banks until January 2027, preventing economic fallout.
Hadassah Medical Center experts are providing crucial emergency and intensive care training to Vanuatu medical teams in Port Vila, enhancing pediatric care.
Japan has lowered its travel warning for Israel to Level 2, advising against nonessential travel, following reduced regional tensions.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog met Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides in Nicosia, Cyprus, proposing a historic Israel-Cyprus-Lebanon presidential meeting.
Israel inaugurated its first resident embassy in Slovenia, marking a significant diplomatic shift and the fifth new embassy opened by Israel in 18 months.