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Hundreds of IDF reservists sign statement opposing Gaza City takeover, saying they won't report to duty

Haaretz - 17:47 Sep 02, 2025

'The same values that compelled us to leave our homes and families on October 7 guide us to say – enough': The reservists added that the entire military leadership, past and present, said that the operation will endanger the hostages
'Now, at least, we have certainty, but the pain and the memories will remain with us'

Haaretz - 17:04 Sep 02, 2025

Sapir Cohen Baram saw her close friend, the slan hostage Idan Shtivi, for the last time at the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023. The two parted ways when Shtivi decided to help someone in need and was critically wounded by gunfire and taken into Gaza
Bahrain's welcoming of new Israeli ambassador met with protests

Haaretz - 16:02 Sep 02, 2025

After Shmuel "Sammy" Revel was officially affirmed as Israel's ambassador to Bahrain, which established ties with Israel through the Abraham Accords, Bahrainis protested against normalization and in solidarity with Gaza
First time in 10 years: Israel reaches EuroBasket 2025 round of 16 with win over Belgium

Haaretz - 15:57 Sep 02, 2025

Coach Ariel Beit-Halahmy's squad led from the second minute and held a double-digit margin for much of the game. Even a late fourth-quarter push by Belgium could not prevent Israel from securing the victory

Tags: Belgium Israel
The clock ticks on Lebanon's Hezbollah disarmament, but success remains elusive

Haaretz - 15:54 Sep 02, 2025

While U.S. pressure mounts, Lebanon struggles to establish a clear timeline on Hezbollah's disarmament, fearing an outbreak of violence reminiscent of the past. Although Hezbollah has ruled out forfeiting its guns, others call for dialogue, pointing to a softened Israeli stance as a necessary kickstarter
'If we stop deteriorating': Head of Israel's Film Academy still sees a bright future, despite political pressures

Haaretz - 15:42 Sep 02, 2025

Assaf Amir, the chairman of the Israeli Academy of Film and Television, defends the Ophir Awards, Israel's equivalent of the Oscars, and explains why Culture Minister Miki Zohar's film industry financing reform doesn't scare him

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Longtime New York congressman and Netanyahu critic Jerry Nadler won't seek reelection

Haaretz - 15:08 Sep 02, 2025

Rep. Jerry Nadler, a prominent Jewish Democrat and critic of Israel's policies while maintaining a pro-Israel position, said he would join a faction of Democrats challenging U.S. offensive weapons sales to Israel

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IDF soldiers in southern Gaza say commanders' negligence led to troop deaths

Haaretz - 14:59 Sep 02, 2025

Soldiers and officers who spoke to Haaretz describe their Gaza outpost as plagued by a 'lack of operational discipline' and accuse commanders of ignoring warnings after deadly incidents involving friendly fire and unsafe orders

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Top IDF commander opted not to boost security after visiting Nova one hour before October 7 Hamas massacre

Haaretz - 14:42 Sep 02, 2025

A Haaretz investigation reveals that Col. Haim Cohen arrived at the Nova site about an hour before the Hamas attack, saw thousands of party-goers with minimal police presence, but did not consider dispersing the festival. Most IDF forces were unaware it was even taking place

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'Astonishing backlash': Hear the Orthodox rabbi who spoke out against Gaza's famine and settler violence

Haaretz - 14:04 Sep 02, 2025
'In Israel, there always seems to be an argument to justify the killing of a child'

Haaretz - 14:03 Sep 02, 2025

Israeli student Eyal Landman has found a special way of introducing Israelis to Palestinian babies killed in Gaza. 'When information reaches you through the senses, it can bypass the mechanisms of denial,' he says
A classroom on Gaza's edge: Israeli kids go back to school as war rages nearby

Haaretz - 12:47 Sep 02, 2025

Israeli pupils from the Gaza border communities are going back to school this week. Outside their classroom, the ruins of Gaza can be clearly seen, the sounds of war can still be heard

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Netanyahu offered to solve Iranians' water crisis. But here's what it really trickles down to

Haaretz - 12:44 Sep 02, 2025

For Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran's drought is less of a humanitarian problem to be addressed, and more opportunity for Israel to position itself as the indispensable solution
IAEA finds uranium traces in Syria linked to site bombed by Israel in 2007

Haaretz - 11:34 Sep 02, 2025

The UN's nuclear watchdog concluded in 2011 – after the strike – that the building was 'very likely' to have been a reactor built in secret that Damascus should have declared to it
Israel refuses to release body of Palestinian teen who suffered from malnutrition in jail

Haaretz - 11:24 Sep 02, 2025

The Israeli authorities are holding Waleed Ahmad's body despite the completion of an official autopsy, the results of which found that the 17-year-old Palestinian suffered from extreme malnutrition, colitis and scabies at the time of his death

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Israel moves bond registration from Luxembourg after Ireland questions if funds finance 'genocide'

Haaretz - 10:25 Sep 02, 2025

Ireland pressed Israel to explain whether proceeds from government bonds registered in Dublin were funding the Gaza war or 'genocide.' The non-tradeable bonds required technical registration in Ireland for regulatory compliance

Tags: Ireland Israel
IDF probe criticizes soldiers stationed at outpost near Gaza on Oct. 7 for 'moral and professional failure'

Haaretz - 10:20 Sep 02, 2025

Two new investigations examine how soldiers stationed near the Gaza border responded to the Hamas attack on October 7. They also praised those killed in action while blocking Hamas from taking control of military outposts

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American democracy and Israeli sovereignty promised Jewish safety. That promise is broken

Haaretz - 09:45 Sep 02, 2025

The Trump administration's exploitation of antisemitism and the Netanyahu government's systematic destruction of Gaza are crashing and burning the post-Holocaust order
Swastikas still linger on some flags in Finland's air force, but are on the way out

Haaretz - 09:14 Sep 02, 2025

The Air Force and the Finnish public have generally insisted for years that the swastikas used in Finland's air force 'have nothing to do with the Nazi swastika,' said a professor of world politics. The history of the Finnish air force's use of the swastika is complex, and the ancient symbol has been in use for many years before the birth of Nazi Germany

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Israeli winger Manor Solomon joins Villarreal in Spain from Tottenham after Crystal Palace move collapses

Haaretz - 06:49 Sep 02, 2025

Israeli international Manor Solomon leaves Tottenham for Villarreal loan after failed Crystal Palace deal, with Champions League clash against Spurs ahead

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