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The woman told The Guardian that Khan subjected her to a 'constant onslaught' of advances, which he denies, while he temporarily stepped aside as ICC chief prosecutor. The WSJ reported that he pressured his accuser to drop her claims to avoid harming the Palestinian cause during arrest warrants against Netanyahu

Emmanuel Najera, born to migrant-worker parents who came to Israel 35 years ago from the Philippines, illustrated what he saw during his service in Gaza. 'It's very grueling, but you also have plenty of time on your hands, so I drew'

Ahead of the IDF's planned assault on Gaza City, 1.2 million residents have been ordered to transfer to southern blocs, some of which are dangerous, crowded or unsuitable for tents. Aid groups warn this will create a humanitarian disaster as Israel plans to confine all of Gaza's population to less than a fifth of the Strip's territory

'The government is employing fear tactics': Ruby Chen, father of hostage Itay, sharply criticized Netanyahu's handling of the Gaza truce talks, saying that despite the PM's efforts to 'rehabilitate his legacy, the same horrible disaster will remain on him forever'

It was ruled that Glick filed a baseless complaint against an Israeli judge, relying on an inaccurate media report without contacting the victim or reviewing the court transcript; his group Btsalmo campaigns against human rights organizations and cultural institutions that diverge from Israel's political right, often seeking to defund or shut them down

Protesters held Palestinian flags and signs calling to boycott Israel and blocked the road of the Vuelta a España race with a large banner, disrupting the Israeli team. 'It was a despicable act that any reasonable person should condemn,' said the team's owner

The group 'No Azure for Apartheid' has protested the company's ties to Israel for several months, claiming that Microsoft's cloud computing platform helps Israel conduct mass surveillance in the West Bank

Undermining the left from the left has been the hallmark of former British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's political career. Now he and the 'Gaza independents' have created Your Party, founded on campaigning for 'a free and independent Palestine'

Residents of the Palestinian village of Umm al-Kheir, where settler Yinon Levi killed villager Awdah Hathaleen last month, claim that the homes were placed there in a bid by the residents of the adjacent Jewish settlement to pressure the Palestinians to leave

As climate change roars, the seas are warming too. Not being aquatic, we have difficulty obtaining good data on the deep. Enter a jellyfish with a chip in its shoulder

Heuberger, a veteran of Israeli theater and television, was part of the satirical cult show 'The Cameri Quintet' and played the iconic role of Krembo in the film 'Operation Grandma'

According to the Washington Post, the three European powers intend to reimpose sanctions suspended a decade ago in the 2015 nuclear deal after threats and negotiations failed

The November friendly was called off after Egyptian officials objected to Zambia's Israeli coaches, including former Chelsea FC manager Avram Grant, citing the Gaza war and regional tensions

Saudi reports said the IDF strike targeted Turkish surveillance devices. Eight people were killed, Syria said, calling it part of 'the aggressive policy of the Israeli occupation aimed at undermining stability in the region'

Comments represents a major shift for Jake Sullivan - who spent a year-and-a-half fiercely lobbying Democrats against any such efforts

The prime minister opted not to bring to a vote his decision to drop the idea of a partial deal and what that means for the fate of the; sources said the meeting was 'superfluous' and many ministers didn't even show up. Instead, Netanyahu revealed his plans for a hostage deal to the media – and it is doubtful whether the cabinet will thwart him at the last minute

Local police are currently investigating the connection between Westman and a YouTube channel containing videos of weapons and a manifesto.

Sources say move is a tactic to discredit proceedings, claiming rights were violated; Supreme Court expected to proceed with written briefs or appoint a representative

Mariam Dagga, a visual journalist who freelanced for The Associated Press, was among 22 people, including five reporters, killed Monday when Israeli forces struck Nasser Hospital twice in quick succession, in what Israel called a 'tragic error'