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08.08.2025 à 10:46

What the next Israel-Iran missile war will look like

Oded Yaron
As Iran rebuilds its ballistic arsenal and Israel develops cutting-edge missile defenses, both sides are locked in a strategic arms race. The outcome may determine the shape – and cost – of the next major conflict

08.08.2025 à 10:39

Israeli courts ban anti-Gaza war protester from participating in demonstrations, question use of Arabic banners

Adi Hashmonai
In two separate incidents on Thursday, a judge in Ashkelon ordered an anti-war protester to stay away from demonstrations for 30 days after throwing flour at police, and a judge in Haifa asked demonstrators why their signs were written in Arabic

08.08.2025 à 10:20

Report: Trump yelled at Netanyahu in call on Gaza aid, said advisers showed him proof of hunger

Haaretz
During the call, which a former U.S. official reportedly described as 'a direct, mostly one-way conversation about the status of humanitarian aid,' Netanyahu told Trump that reports of famine in Gaza were false. Netanyahu's office described the report as 'complete fake news'

08.08.2025 à 09:58

Supreme Court justice rebuked for attending event honoring Israeli academic critical of Gaza war

Chen Maanit
Judicial Complaints Commissioner Asher Kula, known for his ties to Justice Minister Yariv Levin and his criticisms of the Israeli justice system, chastised Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ronen for her participation in an academic event honoring a Hebrew University philosophy professor who has been critical of civilian casualties in Gaza

08.08.2025 à 08:06

We cannot choose between the fight against antisemitism and condemning Israel for Gaza

Eva Illouz
Friends of Israel must not avert their eyes from the nature of the Netanyahu government, its misbegotten priorities, its incompetence and its no longer justifiable Gaza war. We must always remain vigilant to the unique history of this conflict while also carefully scrutinizing the set of words used to make sense of it

08.08.2025 à 07:30

Israel signs record $35 billion gas deal with Egypt

Idan Binyamin
Chevron, Ratio and NewMed Energy expanded an existing deal with an energy supplier to Egypt. By 2024, Israel's Leviathan will have delivered around 130 billion cubic meters of natural gas, more than doubling the original output. The deal could lead to Israel's natural gas reserves being depleted within approximately 20 years, an interministerial committee found

08.08.2025 à 05:03

Netanyahu's Gaza takeover plan puts Israel firmly on the road to perpetual war

Amos Harel
Expanding the fighting in Gaza has only worsened Israel's situation - and the prime minister's only solution is to go even deeper into the quagmire ■ Meanwhile, his ministers are already trying to normalize the inevitable military fatalities and the imminent deaths of the hostages

08.08.2025 à 05:01

In bid to control all of Gaza, Netanyahu makes 'strategic trap' warnings come true

Yossi Verter
Conquering Gaza means giving up on the hostages, the economy, international legitimacy and Israel's future ■ Signs are cropping up that the next election will be postponed ■ Netanyahu's trolling Defense Minister Israel Katz and sober army chief Eyal Zamir have one thing in common

08.08.2025 à 00:24

Silence is surrender

Haaretz Editorial

07.08.2025 à 23:55

'I told her: I want you. It was like a match made by the universe'

Mae Palty
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A couple bound for a string of European festivals – 'wherever the spirit takes us'; and an entrepreneurship expert whose job 'doesn't really feel like work'

07.08.2025 à 23:03

Branding Israel as 'defender of the free world' evokes a dangerous antisemitic myth

Noemie Issan-Benchimol
Some PR activists embrace Israel's image as the West's subcontractor in the fight against radical Islam. But at its core, this is a myth that resurrects age-old antisemitic tropes

07.08.2025 à 22:32

To Netanyahu, anyone doubting his Gaza plan – even the IDF – is just a leftist

Carolina Landsmann
Netanyahu assigns roles: The nation is a roaring lion, and the ones putting on the brakes are emasculators. Anyone expressing reservations is a leftist. Anyone who hesitates is a traitor

07.08.2025 à 22:24

Israeli leftists say they lost compassion for Palestinians. But did it ever exist?

Hanin Majadli
The refusal to see Palestinians as human beings isn't a side effect of October 7. This phenomenon predates the latest war, the operations in Gaza, the terror attacks and the rockets. It's a fundamental element of Israel's national consciousness

07.08.2025 à 22:11

Haaretz Cartoon

Eran Wolkowski

07.08.2025 à 22:11

Bennett accuses Netanyahu aides of 'betraying' Israel over Qatar ties, says PM must resign

Haaretz
In a post he published on the suspicions in the Qatargate affair involving the Prime Minister's Office, Naftali Bennett wrote that that Netanyahu 'lost any remnant of moral authority to head the government of Israel'

07.08.2025 à 21:00

One of the few Israelis with a direct line to Gazans urges the public to confront 'extreme' horrors

Nir Hasson
Middle East scholar Assaf David, one of the few Israelis in direct contact with Gaza residents, wants his fellow citizens to recognize the horrors unfolding there in their name. He relays chilling accounts from Gazans, describes their hatred of Hamas and warns that 'Jewish jihad' has seized control of Israel

07.08.2025 à 20:41

Israeli security cabinet approves Netanyahu's Gaza takeover plan, ignoring IDF warnings

Jonathan Lis
The security cabinet also approved Netanyahu's plan for the IDF to take full control of Gaza City. Sources say that the evacuation of Gaza City residents to alternative areas is expected to be completed by October 7, and only afterward is the military takeover expected to begin

07.08.2025 à 20:36

Minister Shlomo Karhi declared an unprecedented war on the rule of law. It must now defeat him

Mordechai Kremnitzer
In a functioning democracy, Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi would have been removed from office. But in Israel's current political climate, ministers are dismissed not for violating the law, but for adhering to it

07.08.2025 à 19:54

Russia says Israeli settlers attacked its diplomats in West Bank with no IDF intervention

Liza Rozovsky
According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, settlers damaged a diplomatic vehicle and threatened the personnel inside. The ministry's spokeswoman called the incident a 'gross violation of the Vienna Convention'

07.08.2025 à 19:50

'Death to Arabs' and planting trees in a settlement: Just another week in the West Bank

Etan Nechin
The tree planted by House Speaker Mike Johnson this week in the West Bank is not a symbol of peace or solidarity, and marks the deepening roots of violence, dispossession, and authoritarianism stretching across both sides of the Green Line

07.08.2025 à 18:57

CNN's Jeremy Diamond: 'Israelis deserve a full picture of what is happening inside Gaza'

Allison Kaplan Sommer
CNN Jerusalem correspondent Jeremy Diamond is one of hundreds of journalists battling Israel to enter Gaza and report independently. He explains why without press freedom there is no democracy and recounts his recent encounter with violent settlers

07.08.2025 à 18:40

Zohran Mamdani holds lead among Jewish voters for New York mayor, new polls show

Etan Nechin
Despite a majority of New York Jews opposing Zohran Mamdani as a candidate for mayor, he receives the lion's share of Jewish votes compared to other candidates, recent polls show

07.08.2025 à 18:37

Even some of Netanyahu's backers warn: His new Gaza offensive will kill Israeli hostages

Amir Tibon
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to take complete control of the Gaza Strip could doom the fate of the Israeli hostages who are still alive. The proposed military campaign disregards families' pleas, IDF warnings, public sentiment, and the lessons of past failures

07.08.2025 à 18:10

IDF chief vows to 'fearlessly' voice concerns that expanded Gaza offensive risks hostages

Yaniv Kubovich
'We're not dealing in theory, but with matters concerning life and death and protecting the state,' the Israeli army chief said before Netanyahu convened the security cabinet to discuss plans to take over Gaza

07.08.2025 à 17:56

Israel's High Court to hear petitions on Netanyahu gov't vote to dismiss AG in expanded panel

Chen Maanit
The firing won't take effect until the High Court issues a ruling. Six organizations argue the attorney general's dismissal was unlawful, and legal experts expect the court to likely overturn it

07.08.2025 à 16:50

'Stop the destruction': 300 Israeli architects and planners sign Gaza petition

Naama Riba
'This is destruction on a scale not seen since World War II – not just in numbers, but in the erasure of entire living spaces and thousands of years of human and cultural heritage,' the petition states

07.08.2025 à 16:32

Top Jewish philanthropists, advocates say Netanyahu's government is causing 'lasting damage' to world Jewry

Judy Maltz
The signatories include well-known Israel advocates as well as Jews who have held senior government positions in their respective countries. They urge the prime minister to take a stand against members of his own government whose hateful rhetoric threatens Jews worldwide

07.08.2025 à 16:17

British ambassador to Israel: Expanding the war in Gaza would be 'a huge mistake'

Liza Rozovsky
Ahead of Israel's security cabinet meeting on Gaza, Ambassador Simon Walters warned that further IDF operations would be ineffective and urged Israel to meet its aid obligations. He also rejected Israeli claims that U.K. recognition of a Palestinian state would reward Hamas

07.08.2025 à 16:13

I thought Israeli doctors would be aghast at the starvation in Gaza. I was wrong

Michal Feldon
I truly believed that hundreds of reports on intentional starvation and two thick Israeli reports calling the war genocide would force our health leaders to take steps to stop the war and send mass aid into Gaza

07.08.2025 à 16:08

UN says over 12,000 children in Gaza malnourished, including 2,562 severely, as public order collapses

Nir Hasson
Since Israel eased restrictions on humanitarian aid, IDF approval rates for UN and aid groups have improved. Still, UN data shows severe acute malnutrition among Gaza's children has risen to 18 percent – up from 12 percent in spring – as aid deliveries remain disrupted by looting

07.08.2025 à 14:52

Paris office of Israeli airline El Al vandalized with 'Free Palestine' graffiti

Reuters
The phrases 'genocide airline' and 'free Palestine' were painted on the office's door, drawing condemnation from French and Israeli officials. Israel's Foreign Ministry said that 'antisemitic attacks in France must be dealt with the utmost severity'

07.08.2025 à 13:48

Lebanon officially backs U.S. plan for Hezbollah disarmament linked to Israeli pullout

Jack Khoury
The American proposal discussed by Beirut in recent days entails a four-step phased plan, aiming to reach the disarmament of Hezbollah within 120 days, along with an Israeli withdrawal from disputed points along the border

07.08.2025 à 12:44

How can we go on knowing that the Gazans are starving and we Israelis are silent?

Amos Prywes
The question of responsibility concerns not who we are but what we do and our ability to correct it. Israelis can borrow from psychoanalysis and try to take the first step in cultivating compassion

07.08.2025 à 12:30

Anne Frank as a pansexual Latina immigrant: Holocaust hip-hop musical causes a stir in N.Y.C.

Talia Banon Tsur
'Slam Frank,' which debuts next month Off-Broadway, is already causing a storm for its portrayal of the author of the famous Holocaust diary. But it's more than just a jab at the woke

07.08.2025 à 12:26

Israeli minister Smotrich pictured beside 'Death to Arabs' graffiti during West Bank visit

Noa Shpigel
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who visited a settlement deep in the West Bank alongside other far-right figures advocating for the return of Israelis to settlements evacuated in 2005, said he noticed the graffiti only after the photo was released

07.08.2025 à 11:35

Israeli hostage families launch protest flotilla to Gaza coast, call to stop 'endless war'

Bar Peleg
The protest comes ahead of a meeting of Israel's security cabinet later Thursday at Netanyahu's office, where discussions will focus on the potential occupation of Gaza – which the IDF chief has warned could endanger hostages

07.08.2025 à 11:19

Microsoft reportedly storing vast Israeli surveillance data on Palestinians

Rachel Fink
A joint investigation reveals how Israel's elite cyber-intelligence unit used Microsoft's cloud services to store data from phone calls of millions of Palestinians, allowing it to expand its surveillance in Gaza and the West Bank

07.08.2025 à 11:18

From children's piggy banks to heirloom gold: Reports of Israeli soldiers looting surge in the West Bank

Amira Hass
Under military law, Israeli soldiers can seize Palestinian property without presenting evidence or facing oversight. Since the Gaza war began, human rights groups report a sharp rise in both documented confiscations and the unexplained disappearance of valuables during raids on West Bank homes

07.08.2025 à 11:01

A network of X accounts is amplifying an Israeli minister – in what appears to be a foreign influence campaign

Bar Peleg
Who is behind the accounts reposting Israeli Minister Gila Gamliel's messages – from threatening the ayatollah regime and praising the Shah's exiled son?

07.08.2025 à 10:53

Dozens attend funeral of Palestinian shot dead by Israeli settler after IDF releases body

Hagar Shezaf
The IDF returned Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen's body hours before a court hearing, after his family agreed to restrict funeral attendance. The army had withheld the body for days following his killing last week

07.08.2025 à 10:52

Israeli author Etgar Keret's personal connection to Gaza hostages: 'I Imagined Alex in the Tunnels'

Ofer Aderet
The renowned Israeli author speaks about historian Alex Dancyg, who was murdered after being kidnapped to Gaza, and the moral blindness he sees taking root in Israeli society

07.08.2025 à 10:25

U.S. to reportedly soften criticism of Israel, judicial coup in annual human rights report

Haaretz
According to a leaked draft reviewed by the Washington Post, the 2024 report drops prior criticism of Netanyahu's corruption trial, threats to judicial independence and Israeli restrictions on Palestinians

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