Hundreds of protesters set up tents on Yale campuses with 50 arrested, Columbia University moving to a partial remote learning method and its President, Minouche Shafik, is under pressure from GOP legislators to resign for 'losing control' of its students

Sirens blared in the shores of Acre for the first time since December, as Hezbollah claims responsiblity on recent wave of attacks, saying it is a retaliation for the elite commander Mohammad Khalil Atiyeh

IDF cautions the Gazans, describing the area as a dangerous combat zone, urging them to relocate to safer areas

Sergeant first class ‏Salm Alkreshat fell during an operation with the Netzah Yehuda Brigade, leaving behind 12 children and a wife

Despite acknowledging the findings of Pramila Patten, António Guterres refrained from blacklisting the terrorist organization and called for further investigation into allegations of sexual violence against Palestinian detainees