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05.08.2025 à 12:17
Jaffa shops strike demanding Israel end Gaza war as activists seek wider disruption
Rachel Fink
About 20 businesses in Jaffa closed for two hours daily on a strike organized by the Arab-Jewish group Standing Together. Activists said they intend to interrupt everyday routines and force public attention back to the war's devastating toll
05.08.2025 à 12:03
From LGBTQ Mecca to just Mecca? What the attorney general's dismissal could mean for Israel's minorities
Paul James Kearns
The dismissal of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, and the dismantling of Israel's judicial system may generate nothing more than an indifferent eye-rolling shrug from those who accuse Israel of pinkwashing. But make no mistake – this is a direct threat to the civil rights of all minorities in Israel
05.08.2025 à 12:02
Israeli mayors ban artists who signed 'criminal' anti-Gaza war petition as some retract signatures
Shay Ringel
As mayors across the country accused signatories of 'incitement against IDF soldiers' and 'weakening Israeli society,' widespread backlash led some signatories to backtrack on their support for the petitions they signed and to limit their criticism of the government's actions in Gaza
05.08.2025 à 10:57
The West is flocking to recognize Palestine – and it could make things worse for Palestinians
Rachel Brandenburg
These declarations of intent to recognize Palestinian statehood are a fairly low-cost response to Gaza and the Netanyahu government. They are also, however, likely to do a disservice to the prospect of ever realizing a two-state outcome
05.08.2025 à 08:51
'A political stunt': Jewish groups enraged by plans to donate revenues from Sarajevo Haggadah to Palestinians
Judy Maltz
The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced that it would hand over revenues derived from its most precious artifact to victims of the Israeli 'genocide.' Leading Jewish organization described this 'exploitation of Jewish heritage' as a 'disgrace'
05.08.2025 à 05:00
Serbia's 2025 military exports to Israel already outstrip record-setting 2024
Avi Scharf
Serbia exported more ammunition to Israel in the first half of 2025 than the whole of 2024. During Netanyahu ally's investigation in Belgrade this month, a gag order was imposed regarding Serbian aid to Israel
05.08.2025 à 05:00
After harrowing footage of starving hostages in Gaza, Netanyahu wallows in self-pity
Yossi Verter
The prime minister and some cabinet members may wail over their bitter fate, but that hasn't stopped them from dismantling Israel's fragile democracy. They voted to fire the attorney general and purged one of their own from a key Knesset panel to keep the coalition alive another day
05.08.2025 à 05:00
Defying Israeli army opposition, Netanyahu pushes to escalate an unwinnable war in Gaza
Amos Harel
The prime minister announced an expansion of the fighting in the Gaza Strip, despite opposition from the IDF General Staff, growing fatigue among soldiers, and a lack of public legitimacy. Those close to him have adopted an increasingly wild tone and are now even goading the IDF chief
05.08.2025 à 03:53
Gaza officials say 79 Palestinians killed in past day, including 52 aid-seekers
Haaretz
04.08.2025 à 23:28
Why did the self-righteous opponents of Israel's Gaza disengagement ignore security warnings before October 7?
Aluf Benn
It's more convenient for the right to stop the wheel of history at the disengagement and ignore the fact that the plan's opponents have been in power since 2009
04.08.2025 à 23:25
If Netanyahu is so outraged by hostage videos, why doesn't he just bring them back?
Haaretz Editorial
04.08.2025 à 23:19
Israel puts down over 250 crocodiles at abandoned West Bank farm, didn't tell owner
Zafrir Rinat
The farm, which had been operational for over two decades, closed to visitors during the Second Intifada, which ended in 2005, after a sharp decline in tourism. According to the owner of the farm, the IDF buried the crocodiles in an undisclosed location without notifying him
04.08.2025 à 23:13
Gaza's Hamas-run Health Ministry reports 94 deaths in 24 hours amid worsening crisis
Jack Khoury
Hunger-related deaths rise as aid shortages persist, with 29 killed seeking aid. A senior doctor warns, 'basic food has disappeared, access to clean water is extremely limited.' Local officials call for urgent international intervention as famine deepens and emergency services falter
04.08.2025 à 23:11
Court clears settler of assaulting Bedouin women and a toddler in the West Bank
Hagar Shezaf
In her verdict, the judge described the outcome as 'deeply troubling.' She cited evidentiary difficulties and criticized the police for not holding a lineup to properly identify David Chai Chasdai, an Israeli settler who was sanctioned by the Biden administration as one of the alleged leaders of violent riots in Huwara
04.08.2025 à 22:05
This forgotten Jewish orphanage in the American south raised 'the most fortunate unfortunates'
Rachel Fink
A new museum exhibit revisits the 90-year history of the Jewish Orphans' Home of New Orleans, once described as the 'pride of every Southern Israelite'
04.08.2025 à 21:47
Two Arab-Israeli men were shot dead as the community's murder rate hits 150
Josh Breiner
The deaths of two Arab men in northern Israel show rising violence in Arab communities, with 150 murders in 2025 – a sharp rise from past years. This surge follows Itamar Ben-Gvir's 2022 appointment as police minister, raising concerns over growing violence and weak police response
04.08.2025 à 21:22
Israeli settlers torch Palestinian farmhouse, tag walls with 'revenge' and 'price tag'
Jack Khoury
'We show the army and police where they come from — it doesn't help,' says Palestinian farm owner after settlers torch building and damage orchards. Settler violence has surged across the West Bank in recent weeks, with devastating consequences
04.08.2025 à 20:59
'Tosca will not be going to Israel': The UK's Royal Opera pulls Tel Aviv production over Gaza
Rachel Fink
'I am appalled by the crisis in Gaza and recognize the deep emotional impact this has had across our community and wider society,' said head of the Royal Ballet and Opera Alex Beard. The cancelation comes after almost 200 opera employees signed an open letter in favor of banning 'any current or future performances in Israel'
04.08.2025 à 20:53
Patriots or propagandists? Israel's stir over artists' petitions to end the Gaza war
Linda Dayan
Some may shrug off the artists who signed, but they know condemning the atrocities unfolding isn't echoing Israel haters or 'inciting against' soldiers. It's a call to save them from a forever war with no end other than destruction
04.08.2025 à 20:29
'A futile war': Former Israeli security chiefs warn current Gaza war has no strategy
Rachel Fink
In a rare joint appeal, former Mossad, Shin Bet and IDF heads call for an immediate end to the Gaza war, warning it now serves 'messianic and extremist goals' and is leading to 'the loss of Israel's security and its freedom'; right-wing pundits slam video as propaganda
04.08.2025 à 19:58
Trump administration ties disaster funds for cities, states to rejection of Israel boycotts
Reuters
The requirement is largely symbolic, as at least 34 states already have anti-BDS laws or policies, according to a University of Pennsylvania law journal. It applies to at least $1.9 billion that states rely on to cover search and rescue equipment
04.08.2025 à 19:19
U.S. house speaker says West Bank 'rightful property of the Jewish People' at settler conference
Ben Samuels
Mike Johnson's visit to the West Bank marked his first visit to the Israeli-controlled territory since being confirmed as House Speaker. In June, he was meant to address the Knesset in Jerusalem, but his trip was cancelled due to the Israel-Iran war
04.08.2025 à 18:46
Netanyahu's strategy in Gaza failed, pushing Israel toward economic catastrophe
Sami Peretz
Operation Gideon's Chariots was meant to pressure Hamas and dull global focus – but it instead escalated humanitarian, diplomatic, and economic fallout. As Netanyahu flirts with a shift in strategy, Israel faces a costly reckoning over both its war aims and its long-term role in Gaza
04.08.2025 à 17:59
U.S. Jewish group donates $25k for Gaza church damaged in Israeli strike
JTA
American Jewish Committee's donation to the New York Archdiocese aims to help repair Gaza's only Catholic church, damaged during a July military operation. The move comes amid growing scrutiny over civilian harm and interfaith solidarity efforts
04.08.2025 à 17:58
Rural Jews, Palestine through 100 years of photography, and grotesque satire on Zionism
Etan Nechin
Our August reading picks: Historian Shari Rabin traces rural Jewish life in the American South; Vivienne Silver-Brody honors her slain friend Vivian Silver in a photo book of Palestine–Eretz Israel; and Eli Valley elevates the grotesque by dragging it into the light
04.08.2025 à 17:35
Israeli coalition ousts own MK from key Knesset committee post over Haredi draft exemption dispute
Noa Shpigel
During his tenure, Edelstein refused to advance the ultra-Orthodox exemption bill, which led the Haredi parties to withdraw from the coalition amid concerns for the fate of yeshiva students who had received draft orders and are now considered draft dodgers
04.08.2025 à 17:25
Far-right MK says watching hostage videos is 'grave mistake' and 'Hamas propaganda'
Noa Shpigel
Religious Zionism MK Rothman says any action Israel is taking in Gaza aimed at advancing a hostage deal undermines the war's objectives. 'Creating the conditions for a deal means keeping Hamas alive'
04.08.2025 à 16:41
'Children aren't supposed to die in wars, period': These lefty Israeli influencers dare to talk about Gaza
Itamar Katzir
On Instagram and TikTok, only a handful of Israeli influencers dare voice opinions now seen as leftist – from calls to end the war and famine in Gaza to demands to bring the hostages home. In today's climate, even that invites hate. They're scared – but they keep going
04.08.2025 à 15:01
'What my son is experiencing in Gaza is disturbingly similar to the Holocaust'
Adi Hashmonai
Kobi Ohel, whose son Alon is still in captivity, says that he could not watch recent videos showing emaciated Israeli hostages. 'I don't even know if I want Hamas to release a video of Alon or not'
04.08.2025 à 14:59
First on government's weekly agenda: Increasing security for Netanyahu and his family
Noa Shpigel
The government's meeting agenda opens with addressing 'serious threats' to Netanyahu and his family, drawing opposition criticism for sidelining the newly released videos of hostages in Gaza
04.08.2025 à 14:09
Israel's international isolation is painful. But it is also necessary
David Issacharoff
While calling for urgent sanctions on your own country is extraordinary, it must become a key part of Israeli resistance from within against the racist, anti-democratic government. Not because we have nothing left to lose – but because we still have everything to lose
04.08.2025 à 13:56
Thousands of Israelis marched to Gaza – not to free it, but rather to call for renewed Jewish settlement
Eden Solomon
2,000 demonstrators gathered near the Gaza border on the 20th anniversary of the disengagement. For many, the re-settlement of Gaza is no longer a question of if, but when
04.08.2025 à 13:05
Missing from Israel's hostage negotiator's schedule: Meetings with hostage families
Yael Freidson
Since Netanyahu appointed his confidant, Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer, as head of the Israeli negotiating team in February, he has met hostage families 18 times, never gathering all families together
04.08.2025 à 12:51
Locked and loaded, but misguided: What 'Guns & Moses' gets wrong about antisemitism
Rachel Burnett
At face value, 'Guns & Moses' is an unremarkable Jew-ified remake of a classic Western action movie. But therein lies the danger behind it: There is no silver bullet to defeat antisemitism
04.08.2025 à 12:07
Athens mayor says Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, Israeli ambassador to Greece 'disgusts' him
Liza Rozovsky
The mayor of the Greek capital slammed the Israeli ambassador, who said the mayor isn't doing enough to protect the city from 'organized fringe groups,' making Israeli tourists uncomfortable. Greece is traditionally considered a close ally of Israel
04.08.2025 à 11:02
A Palestinian journalist detained by Israel for nine days faced beatings, humiliation and hunger
Hagar Shezaf
'In Ofer Prison, it doesn't matter if you're guilty. What matters is that you're Palestinian,' says Nasser Laham, editor-in-chief of the Ma'an News Agency, who was arrested because of his journalistic work. 'This isn't Israel. This is Ben-Gvir's gang'
04.08.2025 à 10:35
Netanyahu ministers vote to dismiss Israeli attorney general, pending top court ruling
Chen Maanit
In a letter to ministers ahead of the vote, Gali Baharav-Miara said the move effectively removes the chief prosecutor in the prime minister's trial. She won't be dismissed until the High Court rules on petitions against it. Government officials doubt her removal will succeed, expecting the court to block it
04.08.2025 à 09:31
Hostage Evyatar David's brother: Video released by Hamas 'broke' our father
Haaretz
'We have to put an end to this madness,' said the brother of Evyatar David, an Israeli hostage seen emaciated in a Hamas video. 'Imagine not knowing where your child is for five minutes at the mall – now multiply that by 667 days,' he said of his parents' struggle
04.08.2025 à 05:47
Israeli gov't will offer AG deal to resign in exchange for helping choose replacement, senior officials say
Michael Hauser Tov
Haaretz has learned that the AG would continue to have the authority to conduct the criminal cases against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as part of the arrangement. Associates of the AG say she won't agree to the arrangement
04.08.2025 à 04:45
Netanyahu to instruct IDF on Gaza war objectives after it pushes to expand offensive
Haaretz
04.08.2025 à 00:04
As Piers Morgan said, if Palestinians must leave Gaza, why shouldn't Israelis leave Israel?
Odeh Bisharat
Why should Arabs always adjust themselves to the security and welfare of Israelis? While crimes in Gaza go on, the world gives voice to remarks that Israelis are not accustomed to, after decades in which the aberration here has become the truth
04.08.2025 à 00:03
As Israel kills and starves thousands in Gaza, it destroys itself in the process
Iris Leal
There are no more military objectives to be reached in Gaza. The entire top brass of the General Staff knows this. Killing the surviving emaciated hostages in a commando raid is not a military objective
03.08.2025 à 23:42
Israel uprooted its settlers from Gaza – the results were catastrophic
Israel Harel
It was not a Christian monarch who uprooted the settlers of Gush Katif in 2005, but a Jewish government headed by a heartless prime minister. By their very presence, the settlers of Gaza had saved lives, and this was the thanks they received
03.08.2025 à 23:28
Firing the attorney general will remove the last barrier to Netanyahu's power grab
Haaretz Editorial
03.08.2025 à 21:35
Israel Police's Jerusalem chief clashes with Ben-Gvir over Temple Mount policies
Josh Breiner
The Jerusalem district commander recently expressed his anger at the police commissioner for failing to support him against Ben-Gvir on executive decisions. He was also not invited to a February meeting with PM Netanyahu on police preparations for Ramadan
03.08.2025 à 20:50
Far-right Ben-Gvir's real aim in Temple Mount visit: Sabotaging a Gaza cease-fire deal
Amos Harel
The visit comes after Netanyahu, acutely aware of public sentiment, suddenly signaled his support for a comprehensive deal with Hamas. Ben-Gvir has persistently undermined police regulations for the Temple Mount, stoking outrage in the Arab and Muslim world
03.08.2025 à 20:08
Netanyahu to pursue hostage release 'by force,' Israeli official says, as IDF chief to expand Gaza offensive
Liza Rozovsky
The IDF chief's plan to expand the Gaza offensive includes extending operations into sensitive areas and central Palestinian refugee camps, where the IDF has so far avoided ground activities over concerns about the presence of Israeli hostages
03.08.2025 à 20:03
Trump and Witkoff will never end the Gaza war if they keep repeating Biden's mistakes
Amir Tibon
Former National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan shared belated revelations with Israel's public about the Gaza war. After Witkoff's short visit to Israel, it's clear that Trump and his people are falling into the same traps Netanyahu had previously set for Biden
03.08.2025 à 20:01
'The only appropriate way': On Tisha b'Av, these Israelis mourned Palestinian suffering too
Judy Maltz
Rather than mourn the destruction of the ancient Jewish temples thousands of years ago, a group of activists commemorated the annual fast day by bearing witness to the catastrophes Israeli Jews had inflicted on others
03.08.2025 à 19:12
Family of Israeli hostage Rom Braslavski clears Islamic Jihad captivity video for publication
Bar Peleg
'Please stop this hell we're in. Please stop the suffering': In the video, Braslavski says he is unable to stand or walk, and that food and water have run out. His family have yet to be contacted by PM Netanyahu after having requested a meeting when Islamic Jihad alleged it had lost contact with Braslavski's captors
03.08.2025 à 18:13
Head of U.S. liberal pro-Israel group J Street says he 'won't argue' with those calling Gaza war genocide
Etan Nechin
This shift in the J Street leader's position comes days after he took part in a debate in which he repeatedly refused to call Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip genocide. The statement marks a shift in tone from the head of one of the most prominent liberal Zionist organizations in the U.S.
03.08.2025 à 17:55
'War of destruction must end': Peace activists, relatives of Oct. 7 victims protest Gaza aid crisis in Tel Aviv
Linda Dayan
A coalition of anti-war groups, including those who lost family members during the October 7 Hamas massacre, called for a hostage release deal and Gaza cease-fire in central Tel Aviv: 'The people starving in Gaza and the hostages are on the same side'
03.08.2025 à 17:29
How Israel lost control – and became an international pariah – over aid to Gaza
Chuck Freilich
Some wars are lost on the field of battle, others in people's hearts, over the airwaves and in the cyber domain. Israel's situation with Gaza is self-inflicted damage, and it will take decades to repair
03.08.2025 à 17:11
'Fake news': Israeli singer and 'Fauda' star slams artists petitioning against Gaza war
Talia Banon Tsur
A petition signed by over 2,300 Israeli artists calling for an end to the atrocities committed in Gaza by Israel drew anger from popular Israeli singer and actor Idan Amedi, who called the signatories 'a group of privileged people continuing to echo stupidity, ignorance and lies'
03.08.2025 à 16:53
Animating the unspeakable: The story of an Israeli hostage on screen
Avshalom Halutz
As 'Guygu,' a short anime-inspired film about hostage Guy Gilboa-Dalal, premieres at the Animix Festival, Tel Aviv's cultural scene turns inward – featuring wartime dance, displaced paintings and art shaped by trauma
03.08.2025 à 16:50
Australian police arrest suspect in Melbourne synagogue arson, probe attack as terrorism
JTA
Australian police said earlier this week that they could not rule out further arrests and believed that the arson attack had been orchestrated from abroad. Police also said a string of antisemitic attacks in Sydney last year was the work of a criminal gang
03.08.2025 à 16:21
After Witkoff fell into Netanyahu's trap, only Trump can now force Israel into a hostage deal
Chaim Levinson
Netanyahu has set conditions that he knows Hamas will reject, in order that Hamas will reject them, so that he can maintain the status quo in Gaza without being considered the obstacle. The solution to the crisis lies in the hands of the American president
03.08.2025 à 16:15
With an empty seat for Israel, open questions remain in the global push for the Gaza war's day after
Jack Khoury
In a document set to become a diplomatic benchmark, the conference co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia last week was the first to present sustainable operating principles, precise demands of both sides and offer mechanisms to ensure both Israel and the Palestinians meet their obligations – but left critical questions unanswered
03.08.2025 à 15:58
Gaza officials say six Palestinians die of hunger, 16 killed while seeking aid in past day
Jack Khoury
A total of 116 Palestinians were killed in Gaza in the past 24 hours, the Hamas-run Health Ministry said. The Red Crescent said three staffers were wounded and one was killed at their Khan Yunis headquarters on Saturday night
03.08.2025 à 15:27
7 Israeli soldiers died by suicide in July. PTSD veterans are trying to stop the next one
Tom Levinson
'We have one goal: Stop the next suicide': A surge in soldier suicides has driven longtime PTSD survivors to camp outside the Defense Ministry's Rehabilitation Department, demanding urgent reform. Calling on the public to join them, they cry: 'Our brothers are taking their own lives'
03.08.2025 à 14:23
Montreal Pride festival bars two Jewish organizations over Gaza war
Haaretz
The organizers of Fierté Montréal, the city's Pride festival, said it barred Ga'ava and the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs for 'spreading hateful discourse,' in condemnation of 'the ongoing genocide in Gaza' and as a move expressing solidarity with queer Palestinians
03.08.2025 à 14:13
Tel Aviv rules Holon can't block Reform synagogue, must compensate congregation
Linda Dayan
After a prolonged legal battle, a Tel Aviv Court ruled that Holon's efforts to prevent land allocation for a synagogue for a Jewish Reform Congregation breached values of equality and religious pluralism. 'The court has ruled that Holon will remain pluralistic,' the congregation rabbi said
03.08.2025 à 13:42
Israeli settlers drive out Palestinians returning to their West Bank village
Hagar Shezaf
Residents of the Bedouin village of Mu'arrajat who were expelled by settlers last month tried to return on Thursday and were once again forced to flee after settlers set fire to a building, despite the High Court's ruling that the IDF must coordinate their return
03.08.2025 à 12:53
If images of starved hostages held in Gaza don't ignite large protests in Israel, what will?
Bar Peleg
Last year, protests over the murder of six hostages in Gaza captivity, calling for an end to the war and the release of the remaining hostages, flooded the streets. Now, as the remaining hostages' condition deteriorates, the families are asking the public to protest 'before it's too late'
03.08.2025 à 12:13
Siberian ice mummies reveal the painful secrets of ancient tattooing
Ruth Schuster
People in the Pazyryk Valley in central Siberia were buried in land so cold that even their skin was preserved. Their ornate animal tattoos show that the ancient artisans used a range of tools to achieve artistic drama – and make their customers cry out in pain just like today
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