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• Tucker Carlson calls campaign to shame a country club for barring a Jewish toddler 'repulsive'

  Haaretz - 17:27 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Carlson and his brother did not mention Jews during the segment, but the toddler's now-grown sister said on the Bulwark podcast that she knew who he was talking about

• IDF strikes Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon; Netanyahu: Group trying to derail talks

  Haaretz - 16:45 Apr 24, 2026
  

  As Trump extended the Israel-Lebanon truce for three more weeks, the IDF continues to strike Hezbollah targets. Netanyahu asserts Israel is maintaining 'full freedom of action against any threat, including emerging threats' to secure northern Israel's security

  Tags: Hezbollah Netanyahu

• White House: U.S. envoy Witkoff, Kushner to travel to Pakistan for Iran talks

  Haaretz - 15:09 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Pakistan confirmed an Iranian delegation headed by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has landed in Islamabad on Friday evening • The White House said Vice President JD Vance will be on standby to attend the talks, after Iran requested an 'in-person' meeting

  Tags: Pakistan Iran

• Netanyahu diagnosed with prostate cancer, undergoes radiation therapy without informing public

  Haaretz - 11:54 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Netanyahu was diagnosed in 2024, and the report states that the treatment was 'fully successful.' On Friday, the prime minister said he had requested a two-month delay in its release so as not to allow Iran 'to spread further false propaganda against Israel' during the war

  Tags: Netanyahu

• 'My parents preferred me in the Israeli army, not Ukraine's. There's no future there'

  Haaretz - 11:12 Apr 24, 2026
  

  This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A DJ and film production assistant who calls Israel's wars 'nonsense' next to Ukraine's; and a nanophotonics physicist who loves his work like a hobby

  Tags: Ukraine's

• Ben-Gvir confidant set to become the Police's chief legal adviser

  Haaretz - 10:29 Apr 24, 2026
  

  The attorney general approved the appointment of Eiran Nahon, a close confidant of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. The new adviser will head the organization's prosecution division – which is responsible for most indictments filed in the country

• Report: Pentagon email floats suspending Spain from NATO over Iran rift

  Haaretz - 10:22 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Internal Pentagon email outlines options for the United States to punish NATO allies it believes failed to support U.S. operations in the war with Iran, including suspending Spain from the alliance and reviewing Britain's claim to the Falkland Islands, a U.S. official told Reuters

  Tags: Iran NATO Spain

• Netanyahu confidant claims he was blackmailed following sexual abuse allegation

  Haaretz - 10:05 Apr 24, 2026
  

  A woman told Israeli Police that Netanyahu's former chief of staff committed serious sex offenses against her and provided evidence, but said she was afraid of potential retribution and refused to file an official complaint

• Two Israelis killed in separate incidents, as 2026 homicides rise to 105

  Haaretz - 09:46 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Police believe the 19-year-old victim and suspects had been drinking during the fight. A 50-year-old Arab Israeli was shot to death on Thursday night, whose body was found in an open area in northern Israel. The incidents raise the 2026 homicide toll to 105

• Poll: Opposition lacks a Knesset seat to form gov't; Netanyahu's Likud still largest party

  Haaretz - 09:27 Apr 24, 2026
  

  According to the poll, Likud maintains its strength with 25 seats, half the total won by coalition parties, while Bennett's party gains one seat compared to last week

  Tags: Likud

• 'A Jew on a fantasy adventure': How jewish creators shaped science fiction

  Haaretz - 09:26 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Jewish creators have played a central role in the development of science fiction, using it to reflect their people's cultural and historical upheavals – yet in Israel the genre never really took root. Will the chaotic reality of recent years there bring aliens on aliyah?

• Making Israel's case to ChatGPT and Grok: Hasbara meets AI in multi-million dollar PR push

  Haaretz - 09:16 Apr 24, 2026
  

• Netanyahu's wife demanded that hostages' coordinator thank the prime minister for their release on Independence Day

  Haaretz - 08:40 Apr 24, 2026
  

  At Sara Netanyahu's request, Gal Hirsch credited PM with leading efforts to free hostages during Israel's Independence Day ceremony, after omitting him from the contributors list at rehearsal. During Hirsch's speech, Netanyahu's image appeared on screens and was broadcast nationwide

  Tags: Netanyahu's Independence

• 'Human life is cheap': Family of victims in Arab society blames government for murder spike

  Haaretz - 08:33 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Relatives of Suwar Abbas and Odai Faraj Sha'ban, an engaged couple murdered on Tuesday, say the killing stemmed from Sha'ban's brother's ties to a crime group in northern Israel. 'We've reached a point that's hard to comprehend. People are afraid to send their children even to a nearby grocery store'

• Pizzeria worker stabbed to death by Israeli youth on Independence Day

  Haaretz - 07:56 Apr 24, 2026
  

  According to police suspicions, the youths waited outside the pizza shop for employee Binyamin Zelka, 21 years old, and stabbed him when he left. Police have yet to arrest any suspects in the killing

• Iran war has depleted U.S. ammunition stockpile significantly, report says

  Haaretz - 07:37 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Some sources estimate the United States spent between $28 billion and $35 billion during the war – almost $1 billion a day, weakening U.S. military readiness for other potential conflicts, the New York Times reported

• Mayor Mamdani weighs veto of New York bill creating protest buffer zones around schools

  Haaretz - 07:27 Apr 24, 2026
  

  A second bill creating buffer zones around houses of worship already cleared the council with a veto-proof majority. The measures are part of the council speaker's plan to combat rising antisemitism in the city, but critics say they would curb free speech

• Israeli national security minister tells court he will approve police chief blocked after dispute over loyalty

  Haaretz - 06:45 Apr 24, 2026
  

  Ben-Gvir said he would sign off on the chief superintendent's promotion, who expressed positions contrary to the security minister. The attorney general said blocking her promotion prevents police from 'doing their work in a professional and independent manner'

• In London, Jewish resilience grows alongside fear after string of antisemitic attacks

  Haaretz - 06:27 Apr 24, 2026
  

  'It happens again and again that we get used as a political football and as a photo op,' said a London Jewish community leader. 'This includes Israeli politicians who have used these attacks to say "oh, it's all over for the Diaspora," instead of offering love and support and care'

• Sheep theft sent shockwaves through a Palestinian village. Then, a 12-year-old boy was shot dead

  Haaretz - 06:08 Apr 24, 2026
  

  The Palestinian village of Al-Mughayyir, surrounded by illegal outposts, has come under daily settler attacks in recent weeks. On Sunday, settlers stole 170 sheep from a shepherd in broad daylight. The next day, near the village school, a uniformed settler fatally shot a 12-year-old boy and a 32-year-old man

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