Quotidien israélien hébreu/anglais.
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15.08.2025 à 10:39
Lebanon's prime minister accuses Hezbollah chief of threatening to start civil war
Jack Khoury
Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem publicly declared that the government would bear full responsibility for 'any internal conflict or destruction that may occur in Lebanon' if it works to disarm the group
15.08.2025 à 09:25
Toronto festival walks back decision to cancel screening of Israeli film on October 7
Haaretz
'Out of Nowhere: The Ultimate Rescue,' which tells the story of Noam Tibon rescuing his family on Oct. 7, will be shown at the festival after organizers said they found a solution to 'legal concerns.' Over 1,000 entertainment leaders, including actresses Amy Schumer, Debra Messing and Mayim Bialik, signed an open letter critiquing the festival's handling of the film
15.08.2025 à 07:46
Israelis demand security, the right delivers oppressive police. And what does the left offer?
Guy Ben-Porat
The left has ceded the police to the right, resigned to the reality that this vital institution has become ineffective, politicized and violent. But it doesn't have to be this way
15.08.2025 à 06:18
Even while vacationing abroad, Israelis can't escape the horrors of the Gaza war
Ofri Ilany
Israelis are taking their summer vacation abroad to escape the malaise of the war and the horrific sights in Gaza. But when they reach their destination, the walls shout reality at them
15.08.2025 à 05:57
In the battle for Aqraba, Israeli settlers spare neither Palestinian land nor lives
Gideon Levy
This time the Israeli police didn't even bother to open an investigation. To them, a settler firing an automatic rifle at Palestinians, killing one and wounding several others, is no reason to question anyone – especially now, when Palestinian lives seem to count for nothing
15.08.2025 à 05:00
How long before Israelis break under the weight of the country's chronic crises?
Amos Harel
The fate of the hostages, the Haredi draft-exemption, the Gaza quagmire and the attacks on the IDF chief. Will we reach a stage when Israeli citizens say enough is enough? ■ Was the standoff between the political echelon and the military merely exacerbated by the Gaza war?
15.08.2025 à 01:36
Pete Buttigieg says he backs Israel arms ban after criticism over previous 'non-answer'
Ben Samuels
Pete Buttigieg, a likely 2028 Democratic presidential candidate, clarified his stance on U.S.-Israel relations after his earlier remarks on a popular podcast were criticized as a 'non-answer.'
15.08.2025 à 01:24
Top economists warn Netanyahu: Israeli policies risk 'widespread famine' in Gaza
Ben Samuels
The 23 three leading economists - including 10 Nobel Prize laureates - sent an open letter to the Israeli prime minister in which they also warned that there could also be 'catastrophic' economic consequences for Israel.
15.08.2025 à 00:47
Smotrich is right: Israel's new settlement plan will bury a Palestinian state
Haaretz Editorial
14.08.2025 à 23:21
UN: 13,000 Gaza children treated for malnutrition in July, almost all aid trucks looted
Nir Hasson
UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says that 420 children were for malnutrition every day in the beleaguered enclave last month; World Food Program: The trucks were looted mainly by starving, unarmed civilians
14.08.2025 à 22:48
Ben-Gvir tells jailed Palestinian leader Barghouti in prison visit: 'You won't win'
Josh Breiner
This is the first public footage of Barghouti, a senior Fatah official who was sentenced to five life sentences plus 40 years for his role in the Second Intifada, to be circulated in years
14.08.2025 à 22:45
Over 12 protesters arrested in Haifa anti-Gaza war protest
Deiaa Haj Yahia
'We took to the streets because we cannot remain silent in the face of what is happening in Gaza,' one of the organizers in Haifa told Haaretz. 'The world must know that this is not just a war – this is the deliberate starvation of civilians'
14.08.2025 à 22:45
For first time, UN blacklists Hamas for sexual violence on October 7, against hostages
Liza Rozovsky
According to Secretary General Antonio Guterres' report, Israel's refusal to allow access to UN observers makes it difficult to verify patterns of sexual violence. Israel was also urged to conduct exhaustive and independent investigations into claims of sexual crimes committed by its forces - especially in detention facilities - and to prosecute those responsible
14.08.2025 à 21:40
The spread of settlement outposts and the killing of Palestinians in the West Bank are the same thing
Hagar Shezaf
Armed settlers, often backed by soldiers, are rapidly expanding illegal outposts, violently seizing Palestinian land. Despite multiple killings, enforcement against settlers is minimal, leaving Palestinians increasingly isolated and vulnerable
14.08.2025 à 21:19
Israel's Gaza disengagement fetish: where one loss counts and the other doesn't exist
Dahlia Scheindlin
Twenty years from the scenes of soldiers pulling citizens from their homes in Gush Katif, Israeli TV is broadcasting an avalanche of Gaza nostalgia, converging on one message: the disengagement was a national trauma, and nothing will heal it except its reversal
14.08.2025 à 21:04
Netanyahu to police: I didn't know aide worked with Qatar, but nothing wrong with it
Bar Peleg
Concurrently, an Israeli court cancelled the injunction banning Yonatan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, from the Prime Minister's Office, and allowed the police to appeal by Monday
14.08.2025 à 19:43
Ben-Gvir withdraws a defamation lawsuit against Haaretz, will pay legal fees
Jasmin Gueta
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sued Haaretz and Josh Breiner for 3 million shekels (about $886,000), over a report that exposed that a Kahanist charged with terrorism was advising Ben-Gvir. The court accepted Ben-Gvir's request to withdraw the suit, but ruled he must pay legal fees
14.08.2025 à 19:06
Hoping to win back young Republican support, Israel invites MAGA influencers
Ben Samuels
Israel's Foreign Ministry has funneled tens of thousands of dollars for about a dozen influencers to visit Israel through Israel365, a pro-settlement organization attempting to bolster evangelical support for the Jewish State
14.08.2025 à 18:54
Israel's Smotrich is sabotaging Trump's dream of Saudi normalization
Amir Tibon
Israel's impending approval to build in the E1 area of the West Bank will kill the two-state solution – and threatens Donald Trump's coveted Nobel Peace Prize, since Saudi-Israel normalization is contingent on a Palestinian state
14.08.2025 à 18:46
Slain hostage Itzhak Elgarat's brother: Autopsy showed that he died from severe torture during interrogation in captivity
Bar Peleg
Danny Elgarat said that an autopsy report on his brother Itzhak's body, which was returned to Israel in February, showed "a large number of broken ribs" as well as fractures in other parts of the body. Elgarat was previously believed to have died from a heart attack during interrogation
14.08.2025 à 18:35
'A very dangerous gamble': Netanyahu's open clash with IDF leaders over invading Gaza City
Haaretz Podcast
14.08.2025 à 18:24
As Gaza starves, Tel Avivians act like bagel-loving Jewish hipsters in New York
Nissan Shor
Tel Aviv is in the midst of a bagel craze. But if the bagel stands for liberalism and humanism, it can't be adopted here the way it was by our Jewish American cousins – an Israeli bagel is a contradiction in terms
14.08.2025 à 18:12
Germany scolds Israel not because it has forgotten the Holocaust
Ilan Mor
In considering recognizing a Palestinian state, Berlin isn't mulling a withdrawal of its commitment to Israel, it's striving to fulfill it based on its devotion to peace, human rights and international law
14.08.2025 à 17:38
Israel Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar: Establishing a Palestinian state 'suicidal' for Israel
Haaretz
Sa'ar told Newsmax that a Palestinian state would be 'extremely dangerous,' accusing the West of pushing empty slogans while ignoring the risk to Israelis: 'we will have to live with the consequences' – not the countries demanding a two-state solution
14.08.2025 à 15:59
'There's no hunger in Gaza,' say Netanyahu, the Israeli army and media. Meanwhile, starvation worsens
Yarden Michaeli
The well-documented rising starvation in Gaza is now acknowledged by nearly the entire world, yet Israel continues to peddles the lie that it's all a Hamas conspiracy
14.08.2025 à 14:05
'Little Gaza' springs up in Cairo, but the uncertainty and survivor guilt overshadow the joy
Sheren Falah Saab
Around 100,000 Palestinians have fled the war for Egypt, but it's hard to secure a permit that will allow them to live the most basic life. In the meantime, they worry about their families back home and the prospect of deportation
14.08.2025 à 14:05
Trump should seal the deal: How a historic Israel-Iran non-aggression pact could change the Middle East
Ali Vaez
The only sustainable solution is a diplomatic one. But how to negotiate a new nuclear agreement when Iran doesn't believe in a deal, Israel doesn't want a deal and the U.S. has proven to be a deal-breaker?
14.08.2025 à 13:39
Israel to okay plan splitting West Bank in two to 'bury the idea of a Palestinian state'
Hagar Shezaf
Smotrich vows to 'bury the idea of a Palestinian state' with 3,400 homes in E1. 'They'll talk of a Palestinian dream, we'll build a Jewish reality,' he said, as the plan deepens West Bank divisions and draws global criticism
14.08.2025 à 13:20
Israel's moneyed elite: Choose resistance – before it's too late for you, too
Guy Rolnik
Record profits in the business sector are lulling philanthropists, foundations and business leaders into complacency. After a decade of silence by the elites Israel is on the road to total collapse
14.08.2025 à 12:47
Why, despite Gaza's carnage, I still have hope for Israel and Palestine
Vera Weidenbach
I come from a country and a continent where thinking in nationalities and ethnicities has brought immeasurable pain, suffering and death. But conversely, doing the opposite – building on what unites rather what divides – has brought the longest period of peace and prosperity in history
14.08.2025 à 12:33
Establishing a new Jewish home – in the bomb shelter
Yoana Gonen
Love in the time of reinforced concrete: A psychedelic Tu B'Av video from the Jewish National Identity Authority swaps flowers and vows for sirens, shelters and a sermon on eternal war
14.08.2025 à 12:09
Meanwhile in the West Bank, every Israeli soldier 'does whatever he wants'
Amira Hass
In July alone, the Israeli army conducted over 1,300 raids on Palestinian neighborhoods. Residents endure constant harassments, knowing every soldier acts with impunity, and no one will intervene. 'We see that every soldier behaves like a commander, doing whatever he wants, with no fear of higher rank'
14.08.2025 à 11:58
'In light of such a massive failure, a moral debt must be paid. They all must be brought home'
Chen Maanit
Shimon Elkabetz always preferred to stay behind the scenes, but has been interviewing nonstop since his daughter, Sivan, was killed on October 7, 2023, in hopes of helping to release the hostages from Gaza and allow the families what he will never get – an embrace from their loved ones
14.08.2025 à 11:54
Wildfire unveils lost biblical village of Bethsaida
Ruth Schuster
The fire that scorched the Betiha nature reserve exposed mounds all over el-Araj: These were the homes of Bethsaida, archaeologists say. And there was a public building too
14.08.2025 à 11:47
Galloping toward the abyss, one IDF Chief at a Time
Noa Osterreicher
Eyal Zamir's fall from grace shows the far right's unending cycle: coronate, humiliate, replace
14.08.2025 à 05:01
Former IDF chief demanded watchdog shelve October 7 reports that criticize him
Chen Maanit
State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman refused Herzl Halevi's request to shelve the draft reports after the former army chief claimed that Engelman refused to meet with him and created a false narrative against him
14.08.2025 à 05:00
Iran scrambles to shore up regional clout as domestic and bilateral crises mount
Zvi Bar'el
In Lebanon and Iraq, the Islamic Republic is trying to make it clear that it still has the power to influence their stability and policies – but the main concerns are the reimposition of international sanctions and public pressure to rehabilitate the economy
14.08.2025 à 04:19
Released hostages urge Trump to make a hostage deal: 'Be the president of peace'
Haaretz
14.08.2025 à 01:01
Over 100 international NGOs criticize Israel for 'weaponizing' Gaza aid with stringent registration process
Linda Dayan
A joint letter, signed by organizations such as Oxfam and Save the Children, was spurred by 'desperation,' said a director of an NGO that signed the letter: 'It's like sending up a flare from a boat in the middle of the ocean, hoping somebody sees you and does something'
14.08.2025 à 00:11
Palestinian official: Turkey pressuring Hamas to disarm, resume Gaza cease-fire talks
Jack Khoury
According to the source, 'Hamas is feeling the political isolation and knows it cannot dig in its heels.' Meanwhile, an Israeli source told Haaretz that if the U.S. and the mediators present a plan that meets Israel's demands, negotiations could be renewed
13.08.2025 à 23:43
Australian Jews long feared Palestine recognition. Here's how Netanyahu helped it along
Michael Gawenda
The Australian government's decision to recognize a Palestinian state – along with France, Canada and the U.K. – will do nothing to end the war in Gaza. But it has spurred a quiet panic among Australia's Jews
13.08.2025 à 23:39
Locking out the law: Levin's abuse of power demands criminal investigation
Haaretz Editorial
13.08.2025 à 22:47
Israeli restaurant in Berlin delays opening for second time over protests against owner's ties to GHF
Etan Nechin
'If you starve people in Gaza, don't come feed people in Berlin': Gila and Nancy, a restaurant co-owned by the former spokesman of the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, Shahar Segal, was initially scheduled to open mid-July, but the opening was delayed after a similar protest
13.08.2025 à 22:41
Reflecting on Israel's collapse at a rock concert: 'And the end is hard'
Uri Misgav
13.08.2025 à 22:37
When Anas Al-Sharif died, so did journalism, and so did truth and solidarity
Gideon Levy
Israel's journalists refuse to see that a country that has killed more newspeople in this war in Gaza than have been killed in any other conflict in history will one day also turn its guns on them
13.08.2025 à 22:34
Unvaccinated toddler dies of measles as cases, vaccinations rise in Israel
Aaron Rabinowitz
Despite a surge in vaccinations, measles cases continue to climb, with 503 confirmed infections and 12 unvaccinated children hospitalized. 'This death was entirely preventable,' said a Health Ministry official, warning that the real numbers may be far higher
13.08.2025 à 22:16
Imperial War Museum declines to amend Holocaust caption despite criticism by historians
Haaretz
As reported by the Guardian, London's IWM refuses to amend a caption on the Nazi race laws despite objections from a visitor and two top historians, who say it inaccurately links Jewish persecution to religious observance – not ancestry
13.08.2025 à 21:03
Record temperatures measured across Israel; 49.7 degrees Celsius measured in Jordan Valley
Nir Hasson
Historic temperature records were set from Safed to the Jordan Valley, including Israel's warmest night ever, as the extreme heatwave peaked Wednesday. Relief is not expected before the weekend
13.08.2025 à 20:26
'This war is a disaster, and we must oppose it in every way'
Nir Hasson
Elad Or's brother, Dror, was killed on October 7, 2023, and his body was taken to Gaza. In his eyes, the Netanyahu government keeps proving they're not interested in returning the hostages, but only in endless war, saying that the 'revenge' being enacted on Gaza 'doesn't bring anyone back to life'
13.08.2025 à 20:16
Netanyahu isn't just expanding the Gaza war – he's escalating another inside Israel
Amir Tibon
Netanyahu's government has long viewed Israel's courts, attorney general, and military leadership as enemies – and now it's escalating. As he pushes Gaza toward a 'forever war,' we can't forget about the internal war being waged on Israeli democracy
13.08.2025 à 20:13
No post–October 7 aliyah boom: Defying predictions, immigration to Israel plummets during war
Judy Maltz
The main factor behind the sharp downturn is a sharp drop in aliyah from Russia, the main driver of immigration to Israel in recent years. Growing antisemitism is not driving Jews out of their countries, as Israeli immigration officials had predicted
13.08.2025 à 19:52
Leaving all options on the table, Netanyahu uses the lingering stalemate in Gaza to stabilize his coalition
Ravit Hecht
Over the years, Netanyahu has followed a fairly transparent pattern: he advocates for extreme measures he doesn't believe in while leaving the actual restraint and execution to another actor, be it the IDF Chief of Staff or any relevant body, so that it bears the brunt of any backlash
13.08.2025 à 19:33
Far-right Ben-Gvir, West Bank police chief visit illegal outpost with far-right activist
Hagar Shezaf
The visit to the illegal Ma'aleh Tidhar outpost included a meeting with far-right activist Elisha Yered, who was suspected of involvement in the killing of a Palestinian teen, underscoring declining enforcement against nationalist crime and settler construction
13.08.2025 à 18:42
Israel's Diaspora Ministry says it revoked permits from 10 humanitarian NGOs aiding Palestinians
Linda Dayan
The ministry says it has delisted Rahma and Catholic Relief Services, plus the one-man outfit Gaza Direct Aid, under new law enacted in March. International NGO officials say they are skeptical of the announcement
13.08.2025 à 18:10
An IDF investigation rejected the Gaza famine, but experts say it only reaffirmed its existence
Nir Hasson
In an attempt to debunk Hamas' claims of Israel-induced starvation in the Gaza Strip, the IDF pointed out that some who died of malnutrition had preexisting medical conditions. Experts say the information provided by the military actually proves that the population is indeed suffering from hunger
13.08.2025 à 17:31
'Thousands more will die in Gaza, not from bombs or bullets, but from bureaucratic decisions'
Etan Nechin
International Rescue Committee's Bob Kitchen explains why Gaza is the 'most intense crisis' he's seen in 25 years of responding to humanitarian emergencies and how the IDF strangles aid efforts in the Strip
13.08.2025 à 16:44
As a teen, she wanted to protect settlements in Gaza. Today, she's an Anti-Occupation rabbi
Judy Maltz
As a young teen, Rabbi Idit Mevorach Shaag went to Gush Katif in 2005 hoping to prevent the evacuation of the Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip 'with my own two hands.' It was her military experience that put her on the path to becoming what she describes as a 'weird leftist'
13.08.2025 à 16:33
In his attempt to oust Israel's attorney general, Justice Minister Yariv Levin has lost it
Yossi Verter
Replacing the locks in the attorney general's office Monday night is a thuggish and insane move that testifies primarily to Levin's frustration. Unfortunately for him, there is a good chance that Baharav-Miara will remain steadfast while Levin and this government are chucked out by the voters
13.08.2025 à 15:29
Blocking visits, violating confidentiality: Palestinians' attorneys are the latest target
Hagar Shezaf
Attorneys have been barred from visiting Israeli prisons to meet with their Palestinian clients due to accusations of 'transmitting information,' and guards have demanded to read legal documents. During the war in Gaza, the Israel Prison Service has made the lawyers targets as it tries to keep what's happening at the prisons under wraps
13.08.2025 à 15:04
If recognizing Palestine is performative, so is Jewish Canadian support for peace
Maytal Kowalski
Critics use the argument of performativity not as a call for more meaningful action, but as a way to delegitimize a cause – in this case, Palestinian national aspirations - and discourage others from following suit. For those of us who identify as Zionists, this is particularly shameful
13.08.2025 à 14:38
Off-duty IDF soldier shoots Palestinian man dead in West Bank amid clashes with settlers
Jack Khoury
Clashes broke out between Palestinians and settlers who arrived in the West Bank town of Duma to prepare the land ahead of the establishment of an outpost. Two Israelis, including an off-duty soldier who shot the Palestinian man, were wounded
13.08.2025 à 14:26
New Zealand PM says Netanyahu 'lost the plot' on Gaza war, mulls Palestinian state recognition
Haaretz
As the New Zealand government weighs joining Australia in recognizing a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said he thinks Netanyahu 'has lost the plot,' and called what is happening in Gaza 'utterly appalling'
13.08.2025 à 13:50
All talk, no action: Why doesn't the West intervene in Gaza?
Yagil Levy
Despite unprecedented civilian suffering and clear precedents for intervention, Western governments condemn Gaza's devastation but avoid any meaningful intervention
13.08.2025 à 13:47
U.S. reportedly brokering Israel-Syria deal for humanitarian corridor to provide aid to Druze
Haaretz
The reported deal will allow a corridor for the transfer of aid from Israel to the Sweida region in Syria to improve the deteriorating humanitarian situation of the Druze minority, in a deal that may also improve chances of future normalization between Israel and Syria
13.08.2025 à 13:44
Guerrilla fighters, densely packed buildings and 1.2 million residents: What awaits Israeli soldiers in Gaza City takeover
Yaniv Kubovich
The Israeli army will have to call up 100,000 reservists, who will be operating in a population of around 1.2 million Palestinians against well-prepared guerrilla fighters, amid a threat to the hostages and unclear legal authority for ordering civilians to once again move south
13.08.2025 à 12:56
UN blacklists Hamas for sexual violence on Oct. 7 and against hostages, warns Israel may be next
Liza Rozovsky
A UN report draft obtained by Haaretz acknowledges for the first time Hamas' sexual crimes committed against Israelis on October 7 and hostages held in captivity in the Gaza Strip. It also calls on Israel to hold suspects of sexual crimes against Palestinians accountable
13.08.2025 à 11:28
Toronto festival nixes Israeli film on Oct. 7 citing copyright issues with Hamas footage
Nirit Anderman
The film 'The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue,' about Noam Tibon, a retired Israeli general who rescued his family on October 7, won't be screened at the Toronto Int'l Film Festival after organizers requested filmmakers receive approval to use Hamas footage of the deadly attack
13.08.2025 à 11:13
IDF Gaza airstrike reportedly kills seven family members, including five children
Jack Khoury
Media reports indicate that all seven members of the Abu Hanidek family were killed when their displaced-person tents in Gaza City were bombed. Media outlets also reported that four people were killed by IDF fire in central Gaza while waiting for aid trucks
13.08.2025 à 10:15
Israeli defense minister, IDF chief clash over officer promotions amid Gaza takeover dispute
Yaniv Kubovich
Tensions between the IDF chief and ministers had escalated last week amid debates over Netanyahu's plan to take over Gaza. A senior official from Netanyahu's office said that Israel was 'going for a full conquest of Gaza,' and added, 'If it doesn't suit the chief of staff, he should resign'
13.08.2025 à 03:35
Netanyahu says political solution for Gaza means Israel's defeat, surrender
Haaretz
13.08.2025 à 03:10
Report: Israel in talks to possibly resettle Palestinians from Gaza in South Sudan
Jonathan Lis
If implemented, plans would amount to transferring people from one war-ravaged land at risk of famine to another – raising human rights concerns. South Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement following the report that the claims of resettling Palestinians from Gaza in the country 'are baseless'
13.08.2025 à 02:45
Israelis protest nationwide for hostage deal, end of Gaza war
Haaretz
Thousands rallied across the country on Tuesday, urging the government to real a cease-fire deal with Hamas and slamming its handling of the humanitarian crisis
13.08.2025 à 01:01
Ancient DNA studies find black Africans in England, in the Early Middle Ages
Ariel David
Two unrelated people in far-flung cemeteries in England from 1,400 years ago exhibit close African ancestry, suggesting early medieval Britain was more diverse than thought
13.08.2025 à 00:54
Recognition without consenquence: The world's empty gesture to Palestine
Zvi Bar'el
While nations rush to recognize a Palestinian state, they sidestep the real pressure tools that could halt Israel's war in Gaza. 'Symbolic statehood has become a moral escape hatch, not a policy.' Meanwhile, the license to kill remains valid
13.08.2025 à 00:44
Declaring a Palestinian state is a blow to terror
Frédéric Journès
The French ambassador to Israel explains how his country's imminent declaration of a Palestinian state facilitates peace and Israel's security
13.08.2025 à 00:35
'Record-breaking temperatures' has become a cliché – and humanity's new routine
Nir Hasson
The heat index measures apparent temperature using discomfort units – a phrase that doesn't even begin to describe what it felt like on Tuesday at the Dead Sea. Wednesday is expected to be even worse
12.08.2025 à 23:11
Two former Gaza hostages face Israeli bureaucracy, not recognition, after release
Eden Solomon
Though held by Hamas for nearly a decade, Abera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed aren't covered by the new laws aiding the October 7 hostages. 'They need a law that will include a broader envelope,' a source says, as both men face delays and red tape in disability claims
12.08.2025 à 23:09
With IDF soldiers and settlers expelling Palestinians, the West Bank is seeing a creeping Nakba
Haaretz Editorial
12.08.2025 à 22:47
24 countries and EU officials urge Israel to allow unrestricted Gaza aid
Haaretz
'Immediate, permanent and concrete steps must be taken,' says joint statement signed by Britain, France, and 22 other nations, accusing Israel of imposing restrictions on humanitarian organizations in Gaza, forcing NGOs to abandon operations and worsening the humanitarian crisis
12.08.2025 à 22:40
Netanyahu: Gaza City's Palestinians to leave before IDF takeover, hopeful for hostage deal
Haaretz
After backing new operations in Gaza, Prime Minister Netanyahu said an IDF takeover of Gaza City would 'allow' Palestinians to leave safely, noting other countries should take in Palestinians displaced by the war
12.08.2025 à 21:46
Justice Minister Levin locks attorney general out of office despite court freezing her dismissal
Chen Maanit
Justice Minister Yariv Levin changes locks on longtime Attorney General's office, barring Gali Baharav-Miara and calling her presence 'unauthorized.' The Israel Bar Association chief called Levin's actions 'an existential threat to the state'
12.08.2025 à 21:22
IDF chief Zamir says Netanyahu wants him out after rejecting Gaza takeover plan
Michael Hauser Tov
Zamir says Netanyahu and his family are targeting him after he opposed the Gaza conquest. 'The IDF Chief of Staff understands exactly what is happening and will not put the military in the hands of Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz,' one source said
12.08.2025 à 21:16
PTSD and nerve damage: Israel Health Ministry examines hostages after Gaza captivity, calls for release
Eden Solomon
Israel's Health Ministry reported on physical and mental damage in eight released hostages. After sexual abuse and malnutrition in Gaza, the freed hostages have difficulties ranging from hearing and driving to trusting others
12.08.2025 à 20:52
France stalls visas for Israeli airline workers as tensions between countries escalate
Liza Rozovsky
France delayed visa renewals for Israeli airline staff in response to security checks on its diplomats at Ben-Gurion Airport, amid strained Israeli-French relations. Last week, El Al's Paris office was splashed with red paint
12.08.2025 à 20:34
'Failing to bring the hostages home could be a long-term blow to Israeli resilience'
Adi Hashmonai
National resilience scholar Shaul Kimhi says political divisions over Gaza hostages are widening in Israel. After two years of war, Ukrainians showed greater resilience than Israelis, with the key factor 'apparently a trust in leadership'
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