Though held by Hamas for nearly a decade, Abera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed aren't covered by the new laws aiding the October 7 hostages. 'They need a law that will include a broader envelope,' a source says, as both men face delays and red tape in disability claims
UC President James Milliken said that the Justice Department had made the proposal to UCLA on Friday, on the heels of the university system’s offer to engage “in good faith dialogue."
'Immediate, permanent and concrete steps must be taken,' says joint statement signed by Britain, France, and 22 other nations, accusing Israel of imposing restrictions on humanitarian organizations in Gaza, forcing NGOs to abandon operations and worsening the humanitarian crisis
After backing new operations in Gaza, Prime Minister Netanyahu said an IDF takeover of Gaza City would 'allow' Palestinians to leave safely, noting other countries should take in Palestinians displaced by the war
Justice Minister Yariv Levin changes locks on longtime Attorney General's office, barring Gali Baharav-Miara and calling her presence 'unauthorized.' The Israel Bar Association chief called Levin's actions 'an existential threat to the state'
Zamir says Netanyahu and his family are targeting him after he opposed the Gaza conquest. 'The IDF Chief of Staff understands exactly what is happening and will not put the military in the hands of Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz,' one source said
Israel's Health Ministry reported on physical and mental damage in eight released hostages. After sexual abuse and malnutrition in Gaza, the freed hostages have difficulties ranging from hearing and driving to trusting others
France delayed visa renewals for Israeli airline staff in response to security checks on its diplomats at Ben-Gurion Airport, amid strained Israeli-French relations. Last week, El Al's Paris office was splashed with red paint
HRF and PCHR said the killing was not "just another tragedy in a long war on the press" but a "clear-cut criminal act — a war crime and part of a broader genocidal campaign."
National resilience scholar Shaul Kimhi says political divisions over Gaza hostages are widening in Israel. After two years of war, Ukrainians showed greater resilience than Israelis, with the key factor 'apparently a trust in leadership'
Democrats seen as potential presidential candidates, like Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, are stumbling through redefining their well-established stances on Israel amid the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
Hostage families and activists spoke at a Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meeting, convened for the first time under Likud MK Boaz Bismuth. The sister-in law of slain hostage Shiri Bibas told the committee Shiri and her kids 'had no country'
Haredi threats of disruptions, economic boycott and global protest over Israel's bid to draft their young men should be taken seriously. Disparate though it is, the community knows how to unite to exert pressure for common goals – something Israeli liberals sorely lacks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to do some damage control by using minimizing language to describe his Gaza takeover plan. Netanyahu's speeches and Israel's history are all the evidence you need to understand what he's actually saying
In an interview with The New York Times, Zakaria Zubeidi, a Palestinian militant who rose to prominence in the second Intifada and was accused by Israel of murdering six Israelis, said that Palestinians have to 'reconsider' the tools with which they fight for their rights
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The April 2024 killing of seven World Central Kitchen workers propelled the Israeli humanitarian NGO to begin securing food, medicine, water and more for aid NGOs already within Gaza – but not with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation