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U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren slams Netanyahu, calls for formation of Palestinian state

Haaretz - 14:45 Feb 22, 2024

In a podcast interview, the former presidential candidate asked 'to underscore how truly awful Prime Minister Netanyahu has been,' and praised Joe Biden's commitment to cut off military aid to countries that don't abide by international law, but made no mention of a cease-fire
Research on Arab-Jewish ties at Israeli workplaces shows sharp decline in trust after Oct. 7 and Gaza war

Haaretz - 14:39 Feb 22, 2024

A new study has identified a significant decrease in the willingness of Jews to work with highly educated Arabs, and of Israeli Arabs to work in mostly Jewish workplaces – but there's still cause for optimism
Yes to Biden's Mideast plan, yes to a Palestinian state, no to Trump

Haaretz - 13:35 Feb 22, 2024

With a huge Gaza death toll and the attrition of Democratic support, Biden knows he must urgently demonstrate a more even-handed approach to Israel-Palestine. His proposal would end not only this war, but the conflict itself – and the U.S. and its allies must exert their power to make it happen
Can't these privileged white people feel compassion for Israelis murdered by Hamas?

Haaretz - 12:51 Feb 22, 2024

Israeli artist Zoya Cherkassky had a blunt response for the pro-Palestinian protesters who disrupted her talk at New York's Jewish Museum last week, calling her drawings depicting the October 7 Hamas attack 'imperial propaganda'

Tags: Hamas
As hunger spreads in Gaza, gangs looting aid become increasingly brazen

Haaretz - 12:50 Feb 22, 2024

Police officers are afraid to protect convoys because wearing a uniform and bearing arms makes them a target for Israeli soldiers
One killed, 10 wounded in shooting attack at West Bank checkpoint

Haaretz - 12:36 Feb 22, 2024

26-year-old Matan Elmaliach was shot and killed in Thursday's attack ■ Ten people, including a pregnant woman, were wounded ■ Police shot all three terrorists, killing two and wounding one
Israel's Eurovision song 'October Rain' could be disqualified for being too political

Haaretz - 12:23 Feb 22, 2024

The song, which references soldiers dying during the war, is being examined by the European Broadcasting Union, who will make a decision on its eligibility. In the past, songs have been disqualified on political grounds, including Georgia's 2009 entry, 'I Don't Want to Put In'
United Airlines set to resume flights to Israel in March

Haaretz - 10:46 Feb 22, 2024

The U.S.-based airline will resume daily flights between Newark and Tel Aviv on March 6 ■ Prior to that, United is expected to operate the route with a layover in Germany

Tags: March
Israel holding Palestinian-American woman for 'pro-terror' Facebook posts about October 7 attacks

Haaretz - 10:08 Feb 22, 2024

A military court judge ordered American-born Palestinian Samaher Esmail released on bail, saying, ''I very much doubt that it can be considered a crime in Israel for postings on Facebook by an American citizen who lives in the United States'

Tags: Israel Facebook
Netanyahu unveils Israel's plan for postwar Gaza: Full demilitarization and closing UNRWA

Haaretz - 04:04 Feb 22, 2024

Israeli delegation to leave for Paris on Friday for new round of hostage, cease-fire talks ■ Senior member of Hezbollah's missile corps killed in Israeli strike on south Lebanon ■ Leading Hamas member says Gaza could be led by another 'competent Palestinian government' ■ China demands World Court to speak out on Israeli occupation ■ Houthis say they will ban all U.S., U.K.-owned ships from crossing Red Sea

Tags: Gaza
The fate of the Israeli hostages depends on Palestinians running Gaza – and Hamas' future

Haaretz - 04:02 Feb 22, 2024

The postwar rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip, aided by Egypt and Qatar, depends of the establishment of a Palestinian regime which, for now at least, also depends of Yahya Sinwar agreeing – and there's no one in Hamas strong enough to tell him what to do
Israel admits: 14 northern communities evacuated 'to give IDF freedom of operation'

Haaretz - 04:01 Feb 22, 2024

In response to a High Court petition, the state wrote that the evacuation decision was based on operational considerations – even though the government said at the time that it was 'unable to ensure the safety of the population'
Future of Israel's State Archive website 'uncertain' following cyberattack

Haaretz - 04:01 Feb 22, 2024

Officials say the problem will only be solved by the end of the year when a long-awaited new website for the archives will be launched, but a former chief archivist expresses concern that work on the new site cannot be completed by the deadline. 'The prolonged shutdown has inflicted unprecedented harm on research, culture and public discourse,' says one researcher
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Haaretz - 03:04 Feb 22, 2024
More isolated and unhinged than ever, Israel is becoming the North Korea of the Mideast

Haaretz - 22:50 Feb 21, 2024
More isolated and unhinged than ever, Israel is becoming the North Korea of the Mideast

Haaretz - 22:50 Feb 21, 2024
Israel is blaming everyone but itself for its own disgrace

Haaretz - 22:37 Feb 21, 2024
The Netanyahu government's racist, ultranationalist judicial coup continues

Haaretz - 21:46 Feb 21, 2024
Benny Gantz is Netanyahu's enabler and Israel's tranquilizer-in-chief

Haaretz - 21:16 Feb 21, 2024
State to top court: Haredim will be drafted to army if conscription law isn't passed by April

Haaretz - 21:11 Feb 21, 2024

The end of March is the last date for legislating a new army draft law. If the Israeli government fails to enact a new law by then, 'there is no legal basis for the government's refraining from drafting yeshiva students,' the state told the supreme court

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