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Haaretz - 09:35 Aug 22, 2025
Archaeologists have discovered a coin roughly 2,200 years old, showing the wife of King Ptolemy III of Egypt. They note that while it explicitly mentions her status, that doesn't necessarily mean she was a co-regent -
Haaretz - 03:00 Aug 22, 2025
The Israeli prime minister once again appears to be actively working behind the scenes to encourage far-right ministers to sabotage any chance of a deal ■ The IDF is ready to deploy tanks anywhere in Gaza City – and seems less concerned about the consequences -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 02:04 Aug 22, 2025
The memes stereotype Jews as greedy, dishonest, or delusional, according to CyberWell. Though the memes often disguise the antisemitism behind formats suggesting satire or humor.
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Haaretz - 21:18 Aug 21, 2025
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli just back from reserve duty seeks freedom in her body though her mind is still at war, while one family trades trauma for adventure in Montenegro -
Haaretz - 21:08 Aug 21, 2025
Imagine your friends, forced to flee for at least the eighth time – hungry, grieving, running from shells. As Gaza is emptied by bombs and bulldozers, Israeli silence is another form of violence -
Haaretz - 21:03 Aug 21, 2025
One of the doctors gave interviews to overseas media outlets, as well as to Haaretz, in which she criticized the army's policies in Gaza. She says this likely contributed to the decision to bar her from returning to Gaza -
Haaretz - 20:56 Aug 21, 2025
The booth was set up by the Hozrim Betvuna organization, which vowed to 'encourage secularization in the ultra-Orthodox community.' Footage from the scene shows one of the ultra-Orthodox men saying, 'If there were a Temple today, it would have been necessary to slaughter you' -
Haaretz - 20:52 Aug 21, 2025
Polish fans lit flares and displayed the banner during a match with Maccabi Haifa. UEFA said allegations against Maccabi Haifa fans are also being investigated -
Haaretz - 20:50 Aug 21, 2025
A new study reveals the short tenures of IDF commanders – and the career considerations accounting for that trend. Before October 7, Gaza Division commanders spent barely two years in their posts. Did this phenomenon contribute to the IDF's lack of preparedness for the Hamas attack? -
Haaretz - 20:07 Aug 21, 2025
A senior PLO official said the process will be done gradually and in full coordination with Lebanese authorities, but warned that opposition from Palestinian groups and others is expected -
Haaretz - 19:42 Aug 21, 2025
Following Israel's approval of settlement construction plans which would sever the West Bank, ambassador Mike Huckabee said the possibility of a Palestinian state 'essentially gives Israel a green light' to expand its takeover of the West Bank -
Haaretz - 19:40 Aug 21, 2025
The IDF is readying to move more than a million Palestinians out of Gaza City. When the army ever-so-altruistically frames this as 'evacuating the population for its safety,' the reality is a forced, mass expulsion of people who will have nowhere to return -
Haaretz - 19:38 Aug 21, 2025
At the security consultation to approve the operational plan to take over Gaza City, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the negotiations would be for the 'release of all the hostages and ending the war on Israel's terms,' while remaining ambiguous about the Israeli response -
Haaretz - 19:12 Aug 21, 2025
In recent weeks we spoke by video with doctors around the Gaza Strip. Through virtual tours of medical facilities, we sought to document the situation in which thousands of children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. What we saw brought the catastrophe into sharp focus -
Haaretz - 18:37 Aug 21, 2025
Pundits and Congress members alike flirted with antisemitic conspiracy theories as they expressed outrage that Tom Alexandrovich returned to Israel after posting bail -
Haaretz - 17:58 Aug 21, 2025
The Guardian reported that five out of six Palestinians killed in Israel's war in Gaza through May 2025 weren't combatants. Israeli politicians and defense officials often claimed that the civilian-to-combatant ratio could be as low as one for one