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Only an early election can save Israel from ruin

Haaretz - 18:14 Feb 16, 2024
Israel at war: What you need to know – day 133

Haaretz - 17:56 Feb 16, 2024

Two killed, four wounded in terror attack in Israel's south ■ Biden reiterates U.S. opposition to Israeli op in Rafah unless civilians protected ■ IDF: Dozens of terror suspects arrested in Khan Yunis' Nasser Hospital ■ Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry: Four Nasser Hospital patients died due to a power outage that cut oxygen supply ■ Here's what you need to know 133 days into the war
Israeli army says Oct. 7 terrorists detained in Khan Yunis Nasser hospital; Hamas: Patients died due to power outage

Haaretz - 17:04 Feb 16, 2024

Israeli forces have been operating in the hospital for the third day. Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says four patients died Friday morning due to a power outage that caused a cut in oxygen supply in the hospital

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President Abbas' roadmap for Palestinian statehood is held for ransom in Gaza

Haaretz - 15:43 Feb 16, 2024

The aging Palestinian President is trying to cling to his waning power as Western and Arab leaders take steps to establish a Palestinian state. However, both Abbas and Israel aren't keen to answer tough, but necessary, questions about what such a future looks like

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In Britain, 'antisemitism and negative attitudes about Jewish people have become mainstream, pervasive'

Haaretz - 13:29 Feb 16, 2024

After the U.K.'s record year of antisemitic attacks, Dave Rich of the Community Security Trust notes that the surge began immediately after Hamas attacked Israel, not during Israel's retaliation in Gaza
Shooter kills two, wounds four in southern Israel terror attack

Haaretz - 12:27 Feb 16, 2024

Police say the shooter arrived at the intersection by car and fired a gun at a nearby bus stop. He was shot and killed by an armed civilian who drove by the site of the attack
Alexei Navalny, Russia's opposition leader, is dead, authorities say

Haaretz - 11:26 Feb 16, 2024

Alexei Navalny, the largest figure in Russian opposition to Putin's regime, has reportedly died. He had been imprisoned in a penal colony in Russia's far north, serving a 19-year sentence on charges of extremism. Navalny's team and the Kremlin have said they are working to confirm the reports

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Egypt reportedly constructing walled-off area on Gaza border as contingency for mass exodus

Haaretz - 09:15 Feb 16, 2024

Open source intelligence shows Egypt has been building a fortified 'buffer zone' that could be used to shelter tens of thousands of Palestinians in the event that Gazans flee to Egypt en masse

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Netanyahu: Israel rejects international diktats on final-status solution with the Palestinians

Haaretz - 06:44 Feb 16, 2024

In response to reports in WaPo regarding a plan to implement the two-state solution, Israel's PM says unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state would be a 'huge prize for terror'
Israeli soldier killed in combat in southern Gaza

Haaretz - 06:23 Feb 16, 2024

Staff Sgt. Haba is the second paratrooper killed in combat in the Gaza Strip over the past day
Officials expect hostage deal between Israel and Hamas over the next month

Haaretz - 04:05 Feb 16, 2024

One source involved in the talks said the 'ideal time' to implement an agreement would be during the month of Ramadan, which begins March 10
Officials in Gantz's party believe Netanyahu is ready to end emergency gov't partnership

Haaretz - 04:05 Feb 16, 2024

Sources within Gantz's National Unity Party believe that the PM is aiming to boot his more moderate war cabinet partners in order to play up hard-line opposition to hostage deals to his right-wing base. One official says Netanyahu 'wants everyone to talk about politics so no one will talk about the hostages'

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Netanyahu's 'total victory' is a political slogan, not a realistic goal

Haaretz - 04:04 Feb 16, 2024

Despite the Israeli army's impressive rescue operation and evident closing in on Sinwar, Hamas' defeat isn't imminent ■ Heightening of tensions in East Jerusalem and the West Bank ahead of Ramadan threatens an eruption of a third intifada ■ The escalation on the Lebanese border would be the lead headline every day, were it not for the 134 hostages still in Gaza
Netanyahu's influence campaign against the hostages is a master class in propaganda

Haaretz - 04:00 Feb 16, 2024

Netanyahu's 'total victory' spiel has been intertwined with an underground campaign against the hostage families, and as Israeli officials work overtime to negotiate a deal to free the captives, the prime minister is undermining the process to pander to his hard-right base

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ICJ rejects request for urgent measures to safeguard Rafah; Israel: Over 30 UNRWA staff involved in Oct. 7 attack

Haaretz - 03:37 Feb 16, 2024

The New York Times reports that Israel is behind attacks on Iranian gas pipelines earlier this week ■ Two killed, four wounded in southern Israel terror shooting ■ Biden: No expectation of 'massive' Israeli invasion in Rafah, temporary cease-fire essential for hostage deal ■ Israeli president meets Qatari prime minister on sidelines of Munich Security Conference ■ War cabinet member Gantz: Israel prepared to fight in Gaza in Ramadan and expand Rafah operation if hostages aren't released

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'Israelis tend to forget and move on quickly. I want to remember what I've learned from the war'

Haaretz - 02:39 Feb 16, 2024

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A young business owner rethinks her priorities as result of the Gaza war, and a systems engineer draws conclusions about China while visiting Taiwan
She left the Haredi world. Here's why she worries for her granddaughters who remain there

Haaretz - 02:10 Feb 16, 2024

Her ex-husband's vow of silence, the never-ending mourning for her daughters and a life between the 'free world' that she chose and the ultra-Orthodox world that she left behind. An interview with author Judith Rotem
Matisyahu claims venues canceled his shows due to antisemitism

Haaretz - 01:41 Feb 16, 2024

After the staffs in Santa Fe and Tucson refused to work his show, the venues attributed the cancellations to 'security concerns'
'Settlers are right': The kibbutz movement should break away from the left, outgoing leader says

Haaretz - 00:47 Feb 16, 2024

Israel's kibbutzim, in the north as well as the south, have been hit hard by the war, serving to remind the public of what they have contributed to the state, and not only in defense. But to continue to thrive, says the kibbutz movement's pragmatic outgoing head, they'll need to do whatever it takes
Israel cannot afford to miss this opportunity of a lifetime

Haaretz - 22:01 Feb 15, 2024

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