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• Another war might not save Netanyahu, but that doesn't mean he won't try

  Haaretz - 20:36 Jan 08, 2026
  

  This prime minister is the fulcrum for many of the country's divisions. Now he's stuck in the polls, it would make sense for him to tap into a source of national unity: a regional conflict

• Google's $32 billion deal to buy Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz awaits EU antitrust verdict in February

  Haaretz - 20:08 Jan 08, 2026
  

  The acquisition secured the U.S. green light in November last year, bringing Google and Wiz one step closer to securing the record-breaking deal which was announced last March

• Trump threatens U.S. intervention in Iran as protest death toll reportedly hits 45

  Haaretz - 19:59 Jan 08, 2026
  

  According to reports, Iranians nationwide took to the streets after country's exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi called for a mass demonstration on Thursday and Friday

• Today marks the end of an era for pro-Israel Democrats – and for AIPAC

  Haaretz - 19:54 Jan 08, 2026
  

  The retirement of longtime AIPAC champion Steny Hoyer is perhaps the most emblematic loss for Israel's congressional allies in recent memory, and a blow to the status quo

  Tags: AIPAC

• Staff at Israeli-owned New York bakery unionize over company's 'support of genocide in Palestine'

  Haaretz - 19:30 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Over 30 percent of Breads Bakery workers tied their bid for 'fair pay' to worldwide 'struggles against genocide,' saying they could not abide by the bakery's support for Israel and slamming the company's 'Zionist projects'

• Israel bars some foreign aid workers from Gaza as NGOs face suspension

  Haaretz - 19:12 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Three prominent global NGOs, including Medecins Sans Frontieres, said their international staff were refused entry to Gaza this week. The refusals come after Israel announced last month that it was preventing 37 international aid organizations from continuing their work in Gaza

  Tags: Gaza NGOs Israel

• Key Haredi faction's rabbinical council greenlights IDF draft exemption bill for ultra-Orthodox

  Haaretz - 18:48 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Agudat Yisrael sources said the ultra-Orthodox faction will oppose any version that includes sanctions against draft dodgers – including the one promoted by Netanyahu's coalition

  Tags: Orthodox

• Palestinians slam Israel-Syria security agreement as an attempt to rebrand 'normalization'

  Haaretz - 18:19 Jan 08, 2026
  

  A new U.S.-sponsored Israeli-Syrian security deal has sparked strong online backlash from Palestinian commentators. Some say it undermines Syrian sovereignty and ignores issues like the Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights

• The Haredi draft law fight may be the issue that finally outmaneuvers Netanyahu

  Haaretz - 17:15 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Trapped between an uncompromising Haredi leadership, opposition in his own ranks and an outraged public, the Israeli prime minister seems to have miscalculated on every front

• This hit Israeli TV talent show is letting Arab performers sing for themselves

  Haaretz - 17:09 Jan 08, 2026
  

  The new Arabic-language music talent show 'The Mic is Yours' on Israeli TV is a huge hit among local Arabs

  Tags: Israeli

• The latest, racist and lethal publicity stunt by Israel's far-right Minister of National Security

  Haaretz - 16:56 Jan 08, 2026
  

  The selective conduct of Israel's police – acting violently against the Bedouin population while turning a blind eye to Jewish terrorism in the West Bank – is no accident. It comes from the top, from the Kahanist minister in charge of the police, Itamar Ben-Gvir

  Tags: Israel's

• Three arrested after masked Israeli settlers torch Palestinians' cars in West Bank, wounding three

  Haaretz - 16:47 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Around 30 settlers armed with clubs threw Molotov cocktails at Palestinians and vehicles in the area of a major junction in the northern West Bank, the IDF said, in the latest incident in a wave of rampant Israeli settler violence in the West Bank

  Tags: Israeli West Bank

• Israel blocks Russian move to deploy forces in southern Syria, Israeli source says

  Haaretz - 16:26 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Syria sought to bring Russian forces into the country's south to serve as a protective umbrella against various Israeli actions, but Moscow was unwilling to move forward without coordinating with Israel, an Israeli source told Haaretz. Earlier this week, Israeli and Syrian representatives met in Paris for U.S.-mediated talks

  Tags: Israeli Russian Israel Syria

• 12,000 Israeli reservists to switch from M16 rifles under new IDF plan

  Haaretz - 16:05 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Home Front Command reservists will switch from M16 rifles to the Micro Tavor in 2026, a move that will require additional training costing millions of shekels and has raised concerns among some reservists about readiness and safety during routine deployments

• The diaries of the father of Zionism, Theodor Herzl, are now available online

  Haaretz - 15:01 Jan 08, 2026
  

  The Central Zionist Archives have digitized the diaries of the 'Visionary of the State of Israel,' providing a rare glimpse into the backstage of Herzl's political activity

• Gazelles are the latest victims of Israeli illegal activity near the separation barrier

  Haaretz - 14:52 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Unregulated construction and waste dumping threatens to destroy an important wildlife corridor between Israel and the West Bank

• As Netanyahu seeks another term, Israel is relying on 1959 law to defend against deepfake attacks

  Haaretz - 14:10 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Israel's 2026 election could be shaped by AI and fake accounts – while the state relies on outdated legislation

• What are the odds Deni Avdija will become the first Israeli NBA All-Star player?

  Haaretz - 14:02 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Even before his 41-point drop on Wednesday in a game against Houston, Portland's star had more than doubled his votes for the upcoming All-Star Game. If picked, Avdija would be the first Israeli ever selected to play

• Veteran pro-Israel Democrat Steny Hoyer to retire after decades in Congress

  Haaretz - 13:48 Jan 08, 2026
  

  Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland, the longest-serving Democrat in Congress, is the latest senior official stepping down as party members are increasingly critical of Israel's policies. Hoyer would routinely appear at AIPAC conferences to announce pro-Israel legislation

  Tags: Congress

• Jewish American researcher denied entry to Israel over alleged 'anarchist activity' in West Bank

  Haaretz - 13:39 Jan 08, 2026
  

  The researcher's attorney accused the police and Israel's Population Authority of acting in a way that 'is reminiscent of dark regimes with lists of "undesirables,"' after he was deported without the hearing by law for temporary residents

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