Stories from Israel

An Israeli rights organization has petitioned the Supreme Court to demand the immediate release of 14 Palestinian doctors from Gaza.

Two activists, Seif Aboukashek and Tiago Avila, were transported to Israel following a kidnapping involving food, water, and violent actions. The source noted the presence of 'nazirotti' during the event.

Israeli military forces have been ordered to conduct strikes outside of currently occupied areas, according to reports discussed on Al Jazeera Arabic. This decision follows security consultations involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A drone or flying object exploded near Massagaf Am in the Upper Galilee region. Two separate drone strikes involving vehicles were reported in southern Lebanon today. A second drone strike hit a vehicle minutes earlier, resulting in two additional injuries.

Israeli media reports suggest Benjamin Netanyahu may have allowed Qatari funds to flow into Gaza to support Hamas. The reports allege this was intended to strengthen Hamas as a counterweight to Fatah, the rival Palestinian party in the West Bank.

Southern Israel was occupied for several hours by attackers who entered a kibbutz, according to a report. The incident began around 6:30 AM and lasted until military forces arrived between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM.

Aleks Denzig's son survived several hours trapped in a security room during a Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz. The survivor reportedly held the door handle while Hamas attempted to burn occupants alive. Denzig's family home in the kibbutz has been demolished.

Donald Trump reportedly called Benjamin Netanyahu to order the recall of aircraft during a conflict involving Israel and Iran.

Germany has transferred thousands of tons of military equipment to Israel, including air-to-ground weapons used by aircraft for bombings. These supplies include systems for air-to-surface combat, similar to those used in early conflict operations in Iran. The delivery is viewed as an indication that Israel is preparing for continued warfare, according to the report. Officials suggest developments in the conflict may occur soon.

Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev published a study in NewPytologist regarding plant nutrient absorption. The research indicates that plants can absorb essential minerals like iron and phosphorus directly from atmospheric dust through their leaves.