Israel news feed for Thursday, July 24, 2025

• By barring journalists, Israel's top court abets the cover-up of Gaza horrors
• In a Likud stronghold, one southern Israeli activist leads the fight for a Gaza hostage deal
• Knesset passes symbolic West Bank 'sovereignty' motion
• Israel and U.S. slam French decision to recognize Palestine; Hamas welcomes move
• 'Rise of hatred is concerning,' Gen. Sec. of Greek Jewish body tells 'Post'
• France will recognize Palestine as a state in September, Macron says
• Haaretz Cartoon
• 'For pity's sake, stop this now': Gaza hunger crisis takes front page across global media
• Police dragging protesters as mounted police disperse Tel Aviv anti-war rally; 24 protesters arrested in Haifa
• Netanyahu government advances bill to close foreign media without judicial approval
• The Israeli strategy of denial: New study attempts to cast doubt on Gaza genocide claims
• Apartment prices in Kiryat Menachem jumped within three months. This is the reason
• Apartment prices in Kiryat Menachem jumped within three months. This is the reason
• 'The danger to his life is now acute': Following IDF threats, Al Jazeera reporter pleads for protection
• Is it important to call Israel's carnage in Gaza 'genocide'?
• Save the animals! Gaza's kids hope the world will act for dogs and donkeys if not for them
• France will recognize Palestinian state in September, Macron says
• Neo-Nazi fight club is spreading around world, recruiting teens for future 'race war'
• Hungary bans Irish hip-hop group Kneecap from entering country, citing antisemitism, pro-Hamas remarks
• Former Netanyahu party adviser confirms he promoted Qatar's image during Israel-Gaza war
• Did Biden really send a billion dollars to sabotage Netanyahu? Inside a conspiratorial GOP report from a parallel reality
• Arabs in northern Israel petition to oppose housing auction open only to IDF reservists
• Netanyahu will 'do anything to stay in power': If early elections are called, could he win?
• Where was the Garden of Eden? Not in the story of human evolution
• Dollar slump, deep discounts fuel new boom in Israelis’ overseas online shopping
• From an Arab MK to a reform synagogue, Netanyahu's Israel takes pride in attacking dissent
• Are Israelis just too exhausted or just too hot to protest food prices?
• As anti-Palestinian sentiment grows, can Israel's Arab parties join forces?
• In the U.S. push to unify Syria, Israel is viewed as a barrier to success
• A Gaza cease-fire isn't letting Hamas win. It's Israel's only way to come out on top
• Farkash-Hacohen becomes third Israeli opposition MK to quit Gantz's party for Eisenkot's new political venture
• Meta introduces Instagram legacy contact feature in Israel following new digital inheritance law
• 'Unable to feed themselves': Four major media outlets say Gaza staff face starvation
• Showdown in Sardinia: Can Witkoff's Meeting with Israel and Qatar seal a Gaza deal?
• Spy Kids: Shin Bet campaign seeks to counter Iran's recruitment of Israeli teenagers
• IDF kills 14-year-old Palestinian boy in West Bank, Health Ministry says
• Mekorot’s war effort: It is time to invest in accelerated development of Israel's water economy
• Mekorot’s war effort: It is time to invest in accelerated development of Israel's water economy
• The summer Tel Aviv went topless: Israel's 1960s bare-breasted bikini panic
• Anti-government protester charged with attempting to assassinate Netanyahu
• 'If I weren't an Israeli filmmaker, I might not show my movies in Israel'
• When a Gaza cease-fire is signed, Israelis will have to face just how much we lost the war
• In Israel, 'it's become normal to have small talk about genocide – for and against'
• Eight soldiers wounded in car-ramming attack at central Israel bus stop
• Iranian officials suspect Israel behind series of explosions, NYT reports
• Netanyahu's office says Israel reviewing Hamas' response to Gaza cease-fire proposal
• ‘Black people have replaced the Jews,' Billy Porter controversially states promoting ‘Cabaret’ cast
• Canada’s antisemitism envoy resigns abruptly: ‘It was hard to get people to speak up’
• Employers on the front line: The labor market put to the test - opinion
• Netanyahu ousts top Likud MK to push mass Haredi IDF draft evasion at rabbis' behest
• Hamas 'surprised' by Witkoff remarks, says it is keen to continue cease-fire talks
• Columbia University to pay over $200 million to resolve Trump antisemitism probes