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Israeli police violently disperse Tel Aviv protest against 'ongoing Holocaust in Palestine,' four arrested

Haaretz - 19:22 Jan 11, 2026

One protester said police 'beat us severely.' She said some officers were not in uniform and did not identify themselves. 'One of our friends was arrested by choking – they literally dragged him by the neck'
Australian literary festival drops Palestinian author citing need for 'cultural sensitivity' after Bondi attack

Haaretz - 19:04 Jan 11, 2026

The move by the Adelaide Writers' Week Festival Board prompted over 50 writers and figures to boycott the festival, leading to the resignation of three board members and its chair
Education Ministry flip-flops on banning anti-gov't group from schools after appeal

Haaretz - 18:04 Jan 11, 2026

After his director general ordered a total ban on schools cooperating with protest group Brothers and Sisters in Arms, Education Minister Kisch tells court decision was only on a case-by-case basis – a decision contradicted by his ministry shortly after
Netanyahu joins Germany's AfD, far-right Europeans in backing Orbán as Hungary campaign begins

Haaretz - 17:59 Jan 11, 2026

The AfD and Austria's FPÖ are boycotted by Israel over their antisemitic roots and members. Launching an uphill re-election bid, Orbán invited international far-right allies to his illiberal Fidesz party convention, where he denounced the EU as an 'enemy of European Christian civilization'
Oldest and largest Mississippi synagogue damaged in fire after suspected arson; suspect arrested

Haaretz - 17:01 Jan 11, 2026

The Reform synagogue is the only one in the city of Jackson and was the site of a Ku Klux Klan bombing in 1967. The ADL said the targeting of the synagogue for the second time is 'particularly painful and disturbing'
Werner Braun's photos, now on show in Tel Aviv, captured a romantic Zionist gaze

Haaretz - 16:31 Jan 11, 2026

The 1918-born Braun took photos of the Eichmann trial, a break from his legendary work of everyday people during Israel's early years
Israeli officials say Iran regime far from collapse as Trump reportedly mulls strikes

Haaretz - 16:24 Jan 11, 2026

U.S. media reports citing American officials say the Trump administration is weighing both military and non-military actions against the Iranian regime

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An institution preserving Israel's LGBTQ history has just opened – and it's already under threat

Haaretz - 16:06 Jan 11, 2026

Israel's LGBTQ Pride Archive documents decades of struggle, desire and community – while fighting for its own survival. 'The current government is drying up civil society organizations, including LGBTQ organizations,' a leader of the project says

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Israeli court releases activists arrested protesting outside minister's home

Haaretz - 15:54 Jan 11, 2026

The judge criticized the police's conduct following the arrest of seven protesters outside Education Minister Kisch's home, whose phones are still in police custody, ruling there were no grounds for the arrest
What's holding Iran's defiant, fragile regime together – for now

Haaretz - 13:51 Jan 11, 2026

The rapid spread of the protests, combined with Trump's threats, is likely to further reduce the regime's willingness to offer concessions to leaderless demonstrators divided over their demands
BBC pundit Shay Given apologizes after calling Celtic coach's stint an 'absolute Holocaust'

Haaretz - 13:18 Jan 11, 2026

The former Ireland goalkeeper said he did not 'fully understand' the term he used on air, said he was 'genuinely mortified' and apologized unreservedly after making the remark while discussing the brief, month-long tenure of a Celtic coach

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Israel Police conclude operation in Bedouin village Tarabin, vow similar raids on other communities

Haaretz - 12:30 Jan 11, 2026

The operation yielded 30 arrests, though the detainees were yet to be indicted. During the raid, officers shot a Bedouin man during an arrest attempt

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For hundreds of Palestinians, a 2-kilometer Jerusalem commute takes three hours

Haaretz - 11:59 Jan 11, 2026

A checkpoint near Al-Sawahreh al-Sharqiyeh, in East Jerusalem, once provided direct access to the city, but most residents of the neighborhood are longer permitted to use it, with no explanation from the authorities
Trapped in a murderous routine, Israeli Arabs protest in a desperate plea for Netanyahu to act

Haaretz - 11:19 Jan 11, 2026

As murders surge in Arab society, Sunday's protest demands action from the prime minister while risking violence and further incitement under this government. In the meantime, Arab citizens can only hope to stay alive and cast a ballot on election day.
Hundreds protest outside PM's office demanding government address crime in Israeli-Arab society

Haaretz - 11:08 Jan 11, 2026

Twelve people have been killed in Israel's Arab community in the past 11 days, compared with one person during the same period last year. Protesters included social activists, victims' families, MKs and local and municipal representatives
After soldiers kill Palestinian in West Bank over suspected ramming attack, IDF says no evidence found

Haaretz - 10:24 Jan 11, 2026

The IDF said 58-year-old Shaker Falah Ahmed al-Jaabari sped up towards soldiers stationed in Hebron, who shot at him because they felt an 'immediate threat.' Palestinian media says his children were also in the vehicle, and the IDF said the incident is under investigation

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'It never ended': As the world moves on, for Gazans it's war as usual

Haaretz - 09:47 Jan 11, 2026

As global attention drifts to Caracas and Tehran, Palestinians in Gaza describe continued military incursions and air strikes, and a shifting Yellow Line that make daily life as dangerous as ever
Ministers to debate three bills curbing attorney general's powers, politicizing legal counsel

Haaretz - 04:49 Jan 11, 2026

Bills set for debate would curb the attorney general's role in oversight, allow an ombudsman to seek indictments of senior prosecutors, tilt the Knesset legal adviser selection toward politicians and formally detach the military prosecution from the civilian justice system
IDF says it targeted Hezbollah militant in southern Lebanon strike

Haaretz - 04:18 Jan 11, 2026
Trump's bet on Iran regime change will force Israel to rethink strike plans

Haaretz - 03:53 Jan 11, 2026

Israeli intelligence sees a long-term erosion of Iran's regime, marked by eased hijab enforcement and deep infrastructure failures. As Trump presses for regime change, Netanyahu signals readiness to phase out U.S. military aid, reshaping Israel's strategic calculus

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