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Over 400 international artists sign a petition to remove their songs from platforms in Israel

Haaretz - 18:38 Sep 18, 2025

Massive Attack, Primal Scream, Japanese Breakfast and King Krule are among the artists who have joined an Israel boycott initiative 'in response to the genocide in Gaza.' The organizers have called on major labels to join, just as they blocked Russia following its invasion of Ukraine

Tags: Israel
IDF officer who planned trip to Lebanese fortress may be charged over deaths of Israeli civilian and soldier

Haaretz - 18:04 Sep 18, 2025

The military announced it will indict Yoav Yarom, an IDF officer and artifact collector, for launching an operation in Lebanon to scout an ancient fortress. A shootout with Hezbollah on the trip left a conscript soldier and a far-right scholar dead
Drone launched from Yemen hit yard of hotel in southern Israel's city of Eilat

Haaretz - 16:56 Sep 18, 2025

According to the police, no one was wounded in the incident, and the surrounding area has been closed for public access as authorities probe the hit ■ The IDF intercepted another drone and a missile launched from Yemen hours after the drone hit in Eilat

Tags: Eilat Yemen
American victims of October 7 and their families sue Hamas, Iran and others for billions of dollars

Haaretz - 16:47 Sep 18, 2025

The Anti-Defamation League has filed a federal suit against Hamas, half a dozen other terrorist groups and their alleged state sponsors on behalf of over 140 U.S. citizens who were wounded, killed or lost loved ones that day: 'The victims of the October 7 massacre deserve justice'

Tags: October Hamas
IDF names four soldiers killed in battle in the southern Gaza Strip

Haaretz - 16:42 Sep 18, 2025

The IDF announced the death of a company commander and three officers in training: Maj. Omri Chai Ben Moshe, Lt. Ron Arieli, Lt. Eitan Avner Ben Itzhak and Lt. Eran Shalem. Three other soldiers were wounded in the incident in southern Gaza's Rafah
Israel breached U.S. defense systems in Qatar. It could mean trouble for American arms sales

Haaretz - 16:22 Sep 18, 2025

The Israeli strike on Doha has left Qatar facing the question of why it has been paying so much money for American air defense, which costs billions and failed to get the job done at the moment of truth

Tags: American Qatar
An Israeli judge frees a settler who killed a Palestinian for no reason. It's the common practice

Haaretz - 16:05 Sep 18, 2025

The entire system has always defended Jewish Israelis suspected of murdering Palestinians or Arab Israelis
'Impossible to remain indifferent to the suffering in Gaza,' says Israeli conductor Lahav Shani

Haaretz - 15:59 Sep 18, 2025

Shani, whose Munich Philharmonic concert was canceled by organizers of a Belgian festival who questioned 'his position on the genocidal regime in Tel Aviv,' also affirms his pledge to peacemaking and thanks the support he's receiving from Germany and beyond
Attorney General Baharav-Miara: Elected officials refusing court orders shatters democracy

Haaretz - 15:19 Sep 18, 2025

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara spoke at the retirement ceremony of Supreme Court Justice Yosef Elron, warning of 'repeated attempts to harm judicial independence,' including 'personal delegitimization of judges' and 'executive branch officials declaring they will not abide by court orders'
Released Israeli hostage: 'Netanyahu gave the order to bomb the hostages'

Haaretz - 14:29 Sep 18, 2025

Ilana Gritzewsky, who was released in a November 2023 hostage deal, denounced the Israeli government's decision to expand the fighting in Gaza, and called on the Israeli public to join the hostage families in their continuous protest in Jerusalem
Two Israeli soldiers killed in shooting attack at Jordan border crossing

Haaretz - 13:41 Sep 18, 2025

Lt. Col. (res.) Yitzhak Harosh of the Civil Administration and Sgt. Oran Hershko of the Liaison Unit to foreign forces were killed at the Allenby crossing at the Israel-Jordan border. The IDF said a Jordanian driver of a Gaza-bound aid truck shot and stabbed them before being captured by Israeli forces
At New Orleans' famous Preservation Hall, Jewish values are instrumental

Haaretz - 12:55 Sep 18, 2025

Ben Jaffe's parents opened Preservation Hall in 1961 as a rare pocket of desegregation in the American South – a choice guided by their 'deep connection to Judaism.' Today, Ben is following in his father's footsteps by bringing New Orleans jazz to the next generation

Tags: New Orleans Preservation Hall
Israel demolishes Palestinian village attacked by settlers in West Bank

Haaretz - 12:51 Sep 18, 2025

Bulldozers arrived in the village of Khalet al-Daba in the southern West Bank, demolishing the remaining buildings and infrastructure, as well as the house of a Palestinian resident who was stabbed in a violent settler raid

Tags: West Bank Palestinian
No privacy, hygiene or security: Palestinian women in Gaza are displaced once again

Haaretz - 12:50 Sep 18, 2025

While all Palestinians in Gaza City face hardship, women carry additional burdens, which only intensify as destruction spreads and the IDF advances. 'The word "displaced" does not describe what we're going through,' says one female resident. 'I wouldn't wish this on the Jews'
Amid Gaza's extermination and Netanyahu's rule, these leaders still have hope for democracy and Israel

Haaretz - 12:12 Sep 18, 2025

It is no wonder that Jewish Israelis and Americans are so exhausted after years of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership and the Gaza war. At Haaretz's conference this week, I saw who can take us forward
Eric Cantona, former Man Utd and France star, calls on FIFA and UEFA to suspend Israeli clubs

Haaretz - 11:30 Sep 18, 2025

Speaking at the 'Together for Palestine' benefit in London, the retired soccer player pondered why there's a 'double standard,' citing the decision to suspend Russia days after the invasion of Ukraine
Kazakhstan's Kairat Almaty writes a soccer fairy tale in the Champions League – with an Israeli twist

Haaretz - 11:26 Sep 18, 2025

Kairat Almaty, a Kazakh club that nearly collapsed a decade ago, will make its debut in the Champions League with two Israeli players at its core

Tags: Kairat Almaty Champions League Israeli
Israeli soldiers' vulnerability is a healthy reaction from people who have committed horrific acts

Haaretz - 08:50 Sep 18, 2025

Soldiers serving in Gaza and suffering from a 'moral injury' are crying over something obvious: People weren't born to flatten cities and use sophisticated technology to bomb a tent full of displaced people
'As a friend of Netanyahu, I said a year ago: we must bring the hostages home'

Haaretz - 08:50 Sep 18, 2025

Dimona Mayor Benny Biton, a close friend of hostage Segev Kalfon's family, is a well-known veteran member of the Likud party. Unlike most members of his party, he believes that bringing the hostage home is the most important goal of the war in Gaza
Gaza war pushes more Jewish Israeli students toward religion, not away, study finds

Haaretz - 08:47 Sep 18, 2025

Undertaken by Hebrew University researchers, the study – published in the International Journal for the Psychology of Religion – also revealed that Jewish Israelis directly impacted by the war were more likely to deepen their beliefs

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