The Times of Israel

1. Saudis planning offensive to break grip of Houthis on Red Sea chokehold

   Regional and Western officials say campaign will be led by Yemeni ground forces overseen by Riyadh, which will provide air support; Pakistan yet to decide whether to send troops

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2. Suspected arson shuts Negev sewage plant, sending raw wastewater into streams

   Some 30,000 cubic meters a day expected to flow through waterways for weeks; plant officials reportedly link attack to refusal to pay protection money, citing past incidents

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3. Palestinians from Gaza rebuild in Mexico City through food

   After losing 4-year-old daughter in IDF airstrike, Mohammed Abed fled with 17 relatives and now sells hummus, falafel and shawarma in Mexico's capital, helping double country's tiny Palestinian population

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4. US says it’s ‘dismantling’ multimillion-dollar Hamas finance network

   Treasury Department sanctions 3 people along with 2 France-based charities accused of funneling over $2 million in donations to terror group; alleged Gaza-based ringleader indicted

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5. Israel courts Europe’s far right, finding friends but also unease

   Netanyahu government embraces parties once kept at arm’s length over antisemitism; former diplomats warn ties may damage Israel’s standing, harm local Jewish communities

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