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• Netanyahu doubles down on Orban endorsement in fringe Hungarian evangelical magazine

  Haaretz - 19:35 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Warning that Iran could destroy Hungary and Europe while lashing out at the continent's 'weak' leaders, Israel's prime minister claimed 'militant Islam is trying to flood Europe' as Viktor Orban fights for his political life in next month's election

• At CPAC, 'America First' faithful split over Trump's 'ass-kicking' in Iran

  Haaretz - 19:32 Mar 29, 2026
  

  The MAGA crowd at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference looked older and noticeably more subdued than years before, with much of the energy coming from Iranian-American supporters of the U.S.–Israeli war, who led chants of 'Long live the Shah' and 'Thank you, Trump'

• Assault on CNN crew by Israeli soldiers reveals the IDF's hierarchy of accountability

  Haaretz - 18:26 Mar 29, 2026
  

  American journalist Jeremy Diamond has already received an apology from the army. But the urgency of response, the language of regret, and the likelihood of investigation all depend on who is watching

• Hazardous leak reported in southern Israel following Iranian missile shrapnel

  Haaretz - 17:34 Mar 29, 2026
  

  The fire department announced that it is working to seal the leak and damage and to extinguish the fire, but stressed that there is no danger to the public in nearby communities. Emergency services reported that four people were lightly wounded by shrapnel

• Key Iranian official Ghalibaf: U.S. negotiating publicly while secretly planning ground invasion

  Haaretz - 16:58 Mar 29, 2026
  

  The parliament speaker said Iran's military is waiting for U.S. ground forces to enter so it can 'set them ablaze' and 'punish' U.S. allies in the region. Earlier on Sunday, The Washington Post reported that the U.S. Defense Department is preparing for ground operations in Iran that could last weeks

• 'Legitimate targets': Iran threatens to strike American and Israeli universities across the Middle East

  Haaretz - 16:52 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned 'all employees, professors and students' of U.S. universities in the Middle East to move away from their campuses. The American University of Beirut moved to online classes

  Tags: Middle East

• Even after the police's 'insane violence,' Israeli anti-Iran war protesters remain undeterred

  Haaretz - 16:39 Mar 29, 2026
  

  For nearly two hours, in a Tel Aviv demonstration originally planned to last about an hour, the police clashed with the protesters. 'This is a pivotal event,' one said. 'I don't know what its impact will be, but we haven't had anything like this in months'

• Netanyahu coalition passes state budget, unimpeded by opposition

  Haaretz - 16:01 Mar 29, 2026
  

  The passing of the budget means that Netanyahu's government won't be forced to end its term early. Also on the agenda is a highly contentious 'death penalty for terrorists' bill, which is expected to come up for a final vote on Monday

• 80 killed in 88 days: Two Arab Israelis shot to death in Bedouin city of Rahat

  Haaretz - 15:14 Mar 29, 2026
  

  According to residents, the killings stemmed from an ongoing clash between two crime families from the central city of Lod, with the second killing intended as revenge for the earlier shooting

• Israel ranks high on the world happiness index. The reason is pretty sad

  Haaretz - 14:42 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Forget heroism and resilience. Israel's consistent appearance in the global top ten of happiest countries reveals a series of grave dangers – both to Israelis themselves, but also to Palestinians, ranked 109th on the happiness scale

• Israeli men in Thailand's sex industry find relationships – and risk losing everything

  Haaretz - 14:26 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Many Israeli men who enter relationships with women connected to Thailand's sex industry – often marked by economic vulnerability – find themselves in arrangements shaped by financial dependency, sometimes losing homes and savings in the process

  Tags: Thailand's

• Israeli support for Iran war wanes after early enthusiasm, poll shows

  Haaretz - 14:23 Mar 29, 2026
  

  The share of Israeli Jews who say they 'somewhat' or 'strongly' oppose the war has more than doubled – from 4 percent in the previous two polls to 11.5 percent. Among the Arab public, opposition has remained steadfast

• 'Whistles of fighter jets and missiles overhead': Keith and Aviva Siegel recount Hamas captivity from their Israeli shelter

  Haaretz - 14:21 Mar 29, 2026
  

  After two years of pain and uncertainty, returned hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel are learning to live again in the midst of another war and using their voices to help those suffering across the world

• The first – and last Israeli artist to dazzle Iran

  Haaretz - 13:28 Mar 29, 2026
  

  In 1975 Israeli artist Shmuel Katz visited the shah's kingdom to illustrate a travel guide. He was allowed inside locations closed to foreigners, and his work was shown at a solo exhibition in Tehran. Two months later, Khomeini was in power

  Tags: Israeli

• How the Houthis aim to improve Iran's position in negotiations with the U.S.

  Haaretz - 12:17 Mar 29, 2026
  

  The Houthis, who are focused on rebuilding war-torn Yemen, are in no rush to open a front despite the missile launches towards Israel. Their threats aim to deter Saudi Arabia, UAE and Trump, reminding of their ability to block the key Red Sea shipping route

• Ukraine's Zelenskyy visits UAE and Qatar to talk drone defense, skips Israel

  Haaretz - 12:05 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Zelenskyy visit comes days after he revealed that Ukraine had already assisted five Middle Eastern nations, including Saudi Arabia, in their fight against Iranian drones ■ Zelenskyy tells NBC News: '100 percent' confident Russia sharing intel with Iran on U.S. assets

  Tags: Zelenskyy

• Israel Police block Jerusalem's Latin Patriarchate from Palm Sunday mass at Church of the Holy Sepulchre

  Haaretz - 12:00 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa was set to hold a ceremony at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre but was blocked by Israel Police, according to a statement issued by Jerusalem's top Christian officials. All prayer sites in Jerusalem have been closed during Israel's war with Iran

  Tags: Israel Police Holy Sepulchre Church Jerusalem's

• Israeli-American IDF soldier killed on Saturday by rocket attack in southern Lebanon

  Haaretz - 07:24 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Moshe Yitzchak Hacohen Katz, 22, from New Haven, Connecticut, served in the Paratroopers Brigade. He is the fifth IDF soldier killed in southern Lebanon since Israel's war with Iran began

  Tags: Lebanon

• Lebanon's 'security zone' debate returns: 'Have you forgotten the IDF cemetery?'

  Haaretz - 06:29 Mar 29, 2026
  

  South Lebanon's "security zone" was meant to protect northern Israeli communities. Over 15 years, it became a deadly trap. Haaretz revisits how it was born, how it failed – and why some fear Israel may repeat the mistake

• The deal with Israel's Rafael: Why is Volkswagen returning to the missile business 81 years after WWII?

  Haaretz - 06:20 Mar 29, 2026
  

  Volkswagen, founded by Hitler and a producer of missiles for the Wehrmacht in World War II, is set to have one of its plants manufacture Iron Dome components for Rafael. After having suffered a 44 percent drop in profits last year, VW may be pivoting toward the booming defense industry

  Tags: Volkswagen Rafael

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