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• Will Trump or Harris win? Either way, Europe is in for a surprise

  Haaretz - 19:20 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are miles apart on defense issues such as NATO and Ukraine, but Europe could still face a trade war with the U.S. no matter who wins on November 5. Whoever follows Biden 'will care a little less about Europe,' says one expert

  Tags: Europe

• 'It's my duty': What brings these activists to a Palestinian town in the Jordan valley

  Haaretz - 18:35 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Since October 7, Israeli settlers have targeted the al-Auja stream in a Palestinian town in the West Bank, blocking locals from their source of water. A group of Israelis and Palestinians marching at the site are determined to 'sanctify life' over dispossession and war

  Tags: Palestinian

• Uman flights for Hasidic Jews may be canceled after Moldova refuses to approve landings

  Haaretz - 17:15 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Thousands of ticket holders looking to visit the grave of Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav have been notified that the Moldovan government rejected approvals for Bratslav Hasidim to fly through Chisinau airport. Alternative of flights to Romania are being explored

• Eyewitness says Israeli army shot American activist when there were no clashes

  Haaretz - 17:13 Sep 08, 2024
  

  'We were standing, visible to the army, just standing around not doing anything. Nothing was happening. I heard two shots,' says a fellow protester who also attended the demonstration where Aysenur Ezgi Eygi was killed

• Israel at war, day 338: Truce talks 'not progressing anywhere,' foreign diplomat says

  Haaretz - 17:02 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Three Israelis killed after Jordanian opens fire on Israel-Jordan border crossing ■ Source familiar with truce talks: It 'will only happen when both sides decide they are interested' ■ Israeli security cabinet to discuss deal Sunday evening ■ IDF: 50 rockets fired at north Israel from Lebanon ■ EU foreign policy chief departs on campaign for cease-fire with stops in Egypt and Lebanon, but not Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 338 days into the war

  Tags: Israel

• For the Jews of Des Moines, Iowa wasn't quite so nice after October 7

  Haaretz - 16:47 Sep 08, 2024
  

  The antisemitism in Iowa this past year was nothing compared to what happened in America's coastal cities. Even so, for a state renowned for its bonhomie, a few not-so-nice exchanges proved a shock to the system for many Jews here

  Tags: Iowa Jews

• The destroyed streets in Nur Shams and Tul Karm leave no room for doubt. The West Bank is a war zone

  Haaretz - 15:23 Sep 08, 2024
  

  'This was an attempt to uproot us,' one Palestinian resident said, 'they're trying to uproot the camp's residents from our homes, but we won't go.' As the Israeli military intensified its operations in the northern West Bank's refugee camps, residents fear that the area will become the new Gaza

• 'A distinct pattern of bias against Israel': Report on BBC coverage of war in Gaza, Oct. 7

  Haaretz - 15:10 Sep 08, 2024
  

  'The findings reveal a deeply worrying pattern of bias and multiple breaches by the BBC of its own editorial guidelines on impartiality, fairness and establishing the truth,' The Telegraph report states

• Detained protesters calling for hostage deal say they were asked if they're being paid

  Haaretz - 14:50 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Three arrested protesters say they were taken to an intelligence officer in central Israel who tried to get information on protest organizers. 'He asked about funding and even mentioned Ehud Barak,' one detainee said

• Natural nursery for critically endangered guitarfish identified off Israeli coast

  Haaretz - 14:34 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Baby blackchin guitarfish shelter amid the sandstone coves at Ma'agan Michael until attaining critical size to brave the open seas

• Rusty and ineffective: How Israel's Ground forces deteriorated decades before October 7

  Haaretz - 14:27 Sep 08, 2024
  

  In his book 'The High-Tech Army and the Cavalry Army: How Israel Forsook the Ground Forces,' Brig. Gen. (res.) Guy Hazoot charts how ground infantry were sidelined – and how this is part of how the military reinforces inequality

• 'A tsunami rolling across Europe and the globe': UN workshop addresses surge in antisemitism

  Haaretz - 14:25 Sep 08, 2024
  

  The event promoted a set of guidelines that calls for action from governments and political leaders and demands that the issue not be politicized

• Gaza war takes spotlight at Venice Film Festival as winners voice support for Palestinians

  Haaretz - 14:13 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Palestinian and American-Jewish directors, who both won awards for their films, directly addressed the conflict. 'Our film looks at how moral narratives can bring us together ... but also blind us to the suffering of others,' Scandar Copti said

• Israel's top court orders justice minister to appoint new Supreme Court president

  Haaretz - 12:15 Sep 08, 2024
  

  The ruling comes in response to a petition filed by the Movement for Quality Government in Israel that claims that Justice Minister Yariv Levin's failure to advance the appointment process was not in good faith and involved ulterior motives

• Couple charged with planning Iranian-backed attacks on Israelis, Jews in France, Germany

  Haaretz - 11:41 Sep 08, 2024
  

  The two were placed in pre-trial detention amidst recent allegations against Iran of recruiting criminals to help 'target civilians and sow fear in Europe,' says France's General Directorate for Internal Security

• Jordanian gunman kills three Israelis in shooting attack at border crossing

  Haaretz - 10:42 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Jordanian authorities are investigating the details of the incident. All crossings between Israel and Jordan will be closed until further notice

  Tags: Jordanian

• Halfat the potter gets a house 2,500 years ago

  Haaretz - 10:13 Sep 08, 2024
  

  Archaeologists deduce the details of a deal featuring an unusual caveat, written in paleo-Aramaic on, of all things, a Canaanite jar somewhere in ancient Israel

• With the world's attention on Gaza, West Bank violence will only intensify

  Haaretz - 09:10 Sep 08, 2024
  

  In the last week, one of the IDF's most forceful operations in the West Bank since 2002 has been underway. With a divided Palestinian leadership and an Israeli government that feels free to act as it pleases, the situation dictates more war and innocent deaths

  Tags: West Bank With

• Ben-Gvir's secretary told cops not to use force after civilians broke into Israeli army base

  Haaretz - 03:08 Sep 08, 2024
  

  In July, after army police arrested IDF soldiers for alleged abuse of Palestinian prisoners, Israelis stormed two army bases, including Beit Lid where the soldiers were detained. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir gave an order to treat rioters lightly

• U.S. finalizing new Israel-Hamas cease-fire proposal despite skepticism

  Haaretz - 03:03 Sep 08, 2024
  

  The American effort focuses mainly on three points, with Israel's withdrawal from Gaza posing a particularly tough challenge

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