Israel news feed for Friday, March 7, 2025

Two different 'Qatargates' are plaguing Netanyahu
U.S. cuts $400 million from Columbia's funding amid crackdown on campus protests
IDF told to prepare for 'immediate' return to Gaza fighting
IDF told to prepare for 'immediate' return to Gaza fighting
US cancels $400 million in grants, contracts to Columbia University over antisemitism allegations
Israeli university suspends lecturer who said IDF soldiers 'murdered babies' in West Bank
U.K.'s PM meets released hostage Eli Sharabi, calls his experience in Gaza 'inhuman'
Weeks later, no one can explain why Israeli troops killed yet another unarmed Palestinian boy
Families of hostages whose bodies remain in Gaza captivity demand their return
Why Hamas sees U.S. hostage talks as an indirect path to political legitimacy
More than 200 killed in Syria clashes between government forces and Assad loyalists
Under gov't pressure, new army chief decides to end tenure of IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari
In Iran, like in Gaza, Trump wields a sledgehammer but lacks a solid plan
Evacuated residents of Israel's north are required to return home, but many find there's nowhere to go back to
Israeli indicted for driving terrorist who planted explosives on Tel Aviv suburb buses
Kidnapped? Missing? What really happened to a 9-year-old girl who vanished from a playground in northern Israel?
'Maybe a state was more than the Jewish people can handle': An interview with Israeli ethicist Asa Kasher
Former hostage Liri Albag: In Gaza, the thought that some Israelis were willing to sacrifice us was unbearable
Evasion, cynicism and panic: Netanyahu's campaign against a state commission of inquiry
Nine warning signs were missed by Israel before Oct. 7. So whose job is on the line next?
U.S. to reportedly use AI to revoke visas of students it sees as Hamas supporters
'I wasn’t thinking': Man pleads guilty to setting fire by Jewish museum
If Gaza war resumes, the fate of remaining Israeli hostages will be death by IDF
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