Israel news feed for Friday, March 22, 2024

• Oil prices down on Gaza ceasefire talks, flat on the week
• Gunmen kill 60 in attack at concert hall near Moscow, Islamic State claims responsibility
• Scores killed after gunmen storm Moscow suburb's concert venue
• What you need to know, day 168: Blinken says Rafah op risks further isolating Israel
• Ending his sit-in, UC Berkeley professor says campus response to antisemitism has improved
• Department of Education increases transparency around Title VI discrimination investigations
• Saudi commentator reveals Israel's new tactic that shook Hezbollah and Iran
• Israel seeks to let armed gangs control Gaza, but could find Hamas back in charge
• Reservist in hot water for praising Putin, firing gun
• Blinken arrives in Israel for talks as UN prepares to vote on ceasefire resolution
• Israeli innovation develops method to detect water contamination
• Eight Israelis wounded following West Bank shooting, IDF kills terrorist
• A proposal for a joint Indo-Israel stealth fighter
• Will AI revolution sweep the world of architecture, design, construction?
• 3 injured in Binyamin shooting; helicopter targets terrorist
• Beyond the veil of religious ignorance
• Gallant-Netanyahu rift wider than ever as new details emerge
• Between Gaza and Rafah: 'There is no stagnation; this is a guerilla war and we strike the enemy where needed'
• American Editors-in-Chief, your silence is fueling antisemitism
• Israel 'can live with' ceasefire motion US to bring up for UNSC vote
• What to remember for inheritance and gift planning for Israeli-US citizens
• Shelled and abandoned, the Galilee is another front in Israel's multi-arena war
• The world frets over Netanyahu's plans but misses the point: Rafah is just part of his campaign
• 'If we need to, we will do it alone, without U.S. support': Netanyahu challenges Blinken during Israel visit on Rafah operation