London's Metropolitan Police is utilizing artificial intelligence tools from US company Palantir, which also works with the Israeli army and ICE, to monitor the behavior of its personnel.

Reports have emerged about an individual with Icelandic citizenship serving in the Israeli army, following data obtained by the NGO Hatzlacha under Israeli information laws.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović stated that Croatian military personnel will not cooperate with the Israeli army or military industry and called on Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's government to suspend all planned agreements.

Palestinian militant group Hamas has reportedly regained control over several areas of Gaza from which the Israeli army withdrew, re-establishing its police presence and working to revive basic services.

Israeli planes sprayed chemicals on farmland in Quneitra, Syria in late January and early February, 2026. Farmers say that their crops yellowed and died in just a few days and that they lost dozens of hectares of farmland. There have been similar reports of the Israeli Army spraying fields in southern Lebanon and of Israeli settlers doing the same in the West Bank.

Hona Ghazza was launched on air as an independent media outlet on February 11 – the first radio station to broadcast within the Palestinian enclave in more than two years. All 23 local radio stations that existed before the war have been destroyed by the Israeli army.

Croatian President Milanović has reminded the government that he ordered an end to all cooperation with the Israeli army last year, citing 'unacceptable behaviour,' as the Defence Minister discusses collaboration with Israel.

An Israeli minister stated that the Israeli army would occupy all of Gaza if Hamas does not disarm, with foreign troops pulling out quickly and Israeli actions coordinated with the US.

The Israeli army conducted strikes in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of two Palestinians, bringing the total death toll since October to 614. The attacks occurred during Ramadan.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović stated today that members of the Croatian army will not cooperate in any way with the Israeli army and military industry, and called on the government of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković

Croatian President Zoran Milanović stated today that members of the Croatian army will not cooperate in any way with the Israeli army and military industry, and called on the government of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković

Croatian President Zoran Milanović has ordered the cessation of all cooperation between the Croatian Armed Forces and the Israeli military due to 'unacceptable actions' and 'unprecedented trampling of all norms of international humanitarian law' by the Israeli army. He also called on the government to suspend arms procurement from Israel.

As Palestinians welcome Ramadan, Israel is restricting the entry at Al-Aqsa Mosque to 10,000 worshippers.