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Anarchists? Disconnected? Pensioners? Netanyahu's ironic attack on IDF anti-war reservists

Haaretz - 16:49 Apr 14, 2025

Netanyahu must come to terms with the fact that these protesting reservists and veterans live in reality, and are getting as full a picture as anyone else about the war the government is demanding that they fight
'Another step toward authoritarianism': Hungary amends constitution to ban public LGBTQ+ events

Haaretz - 16:34 Apr 14, 2025

The new amendment also allows the suspension of citizenship for dual citizens of non-European Economic Area countries if they are deemed to pose a threat to public order and security
Israel is covered in stickers of young men and women killed in war. What do they teach us?

Haaretz - 16:05 Apr 14, 2025

In a new study devoted to the commemorative stickers that have taken over the public sphere, Dr. Noam Tirosh, an expert on memory studies from Ben-Gurion University, questions what they say about bereavement culture in Israel

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Palestinian boy nearly loses eye after Israel Border Police rubber bullet hits him in East Jerusalem

Haaretz - 15:48 Apr 14, 2025

The rubber bullet hit the 12-year-old in the head and fractured his skull, despite police regulations that prohibit firing rubber bullets at a person's upper body or at a minor; 'He went to get bird food,' his father said
Thousands of Israeli reservists and veterans back air force letter demanding an end to 'political' Gaza war

Haaretz - 15:20 Apr 14, 2025

Thousands signed petitions after Israeli Air Force reservists were dismissed for calling to end the war for a hostage deal ■ Netanyahu labeled the signatories as 'an anarchistic group of pensioners' backed by foreign-funded organizations aiming to 'overthrow' his government

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Fed up with unruly Israeli tourists, Thailand develops an AI bot to teach them how to behave

Haaretz - 14:46 Apr 14, 2025

Israelis are visiting the East Asian country in record numbers, but after a few violent incidents, the Thai authorities are keen to give a lesson in etiquette
Netanyahu defended his son's 'Screw you' attack on Macron – and got a few things terribly wrong

Haaretz - 14:35 Apr 14, 2025

In his haste to defend son Yair after his online assault on French President Emmanuel Macron, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu inadvertently highlighted the major difference between French territories like New Caledonia and the occupied Palestinian territories
In the Netanyahu vs. Macron spat, it's the French president who knows what's best for Israel

Haaretz - 14:31 Apr 14, 2025

For Netanyahu, his son and his foreign minister, Macron's call for a Palestinian state is a denial of Israel's right to exist. Here's why they're wrong
Creator of 'Reformed' on how Judaism inspired comedy in a show about a famed French rabbi

Haaretz - 14:00 Apr 14, 2025

'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' but with a young woman rabbi - is how Noé Debré pitched his show 'Reformed,' based on Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur's best-selling book 'Living with Our Dead.' Now he wonders, will fans of Netflix's 'Nobody Wants This' get it?
Israeli Air Force reportedly asks candidates if they participated in protests

Haaretz - 13:40 Apr 14, 2025

In response, the IDF said that as part of security clearance for a specific position, candidates are asked about ties to organizations involved in illegal activities to rule out any such connections
Mossad's former deputy chief and most senior woman operative dies at 87

Haaretz - 13:33 Apr 14, 2025

Aliza Magen served for close to 40 years in the Mossad and was deputy head under three agency chiefs. The Mossad described her as 'a groundbreaking commander who dedicated her life to the security of Israel and its citizens'
'The hostages have become pawns for politicians – they're debating if they're even worth bringing back'

Haaretz - 12:43 Apr 14, 2025

Since surviving the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, Omri Miran's neighbor has tirelessly advocated for the hostages, launching a petition urging the Knesset to serve just a quarter pita daily – the same meager rations reported by freed captives
Israeli therapist turns his patients' October 7 trauma into play on bereaved mother of a spotter

Haaretz - 12:31 Apr 14, 2025

In psychologist Nir Soffer-Dudek's play 'Womb,' a mother has lost her daughter, an army spotter near the Gaza border on October 7. The script is based on what the playwright heard from his patients, a method whose legitimacy he explains to Haaretz

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Suspect arrested for arson attack on home of Jewish Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro

Haaretz - 11:50 Apr 14, 2025

Democratic governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro faced an arson attack on his residence just hours after the Passover Seder. According to court documents released Monday, the suspected planned to beat Shapiro with a hammer if he found him in the residence
Netanyahu says son's jab at Macron 'unacceptable,' slams French president for backing Palestinian state

Haaretz - 11:32 Apr 14, 2025

'Screw you!': The PM took issue with how Yair expressed his opinion but ultimately agreed with his son, saying Macron was 'gravely mistaken' for backing a Palestinian state and adding that 'we will not accept moral sermons'

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Trump says he expects to make decision on Iran very quickly after U.S., Tehran hold 'positive' talks in Oman

Haaretz - 10:42 Apr 14, 2025

The U.S.-Iran talks come as concerns in Israel rise over fears of a new nuclear deal that would fail to eliminate the Iranian nuclear threat, which Israel would be forced to accept. The second round of talks are reportedly set to take place in Rome on Saturday

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'Writers aren't prophets, they're observers': Before U.S. campuses exploded, Maya Arad wrote the book about it

Haaretz - 10:06 Apr 14, 2025

The Israeli-American author Maya Arad says her award-winning novel 'The Hebrew Teacher' was a good choice as an English debut, especially post-October 7. She also wasn't surprised by the campus wars in America, saying they just moved from the margins to the mainstream

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Hamas reportedly reviewing Israeli proposal for release of 10 hostages in exchange for 45-day cease-fire

Haaretz - 09:01 Apr 14, 2025

During the 45-day period, border crossings into the Gaza Strip would be opened to allow the entry of humanitarian aid, and Israeli forces would withdraw from areas they had re-entered since fighting resumed in early March

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Sudanese asylum seekers held without legal aid in Israeli facility for Palestinian security detainees

Haaretz - 06:41 Apr 14, 2025

Two Sudanese citizens who crossed the Israel-Jordan border were held by the Israeli army for two weeks. The asylum seekers said they were blindfolded, handcuffed, and threatened, and were only allowed to shower once

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Hamas publishes video of U.S.-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander; 'Not a holiday of freedom,' his family says

Haaretz - 06:01 Apr 14, 2025

'Everyone lied to me – my people, the Israeli government, the American administration': The abducted IDF soldier is the last surviving U.S. hostage in Gaza, with released hostages saying Alexander was starved, interrogated and tortured

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