Israel news feed for Wednesday, June 24, 2026

• Ahead of a fateful election, Netanyahu wants control of the Israeli media
• A new left-wing party is the best political news Netanyahu has had in months
• AIPAC 'disappointed' as Jewish progressives celebrate New York primary sweep
• Bedouin Israeli civilian contractor killed in Gaza operational accident, IDF says
• Faced with Trump's sudden Iran deal, a pro-Netanyahu pundit turns to astrology
• We launched a new Jewish-Arab party – and we won't throw away your vote
• Ethnic Cleansing 3.0: How Israel became the transfer state
• Haaretz Cartoon
• Claudia Roden marks 30 years of the book that reshaped Jewish cuisine
• Shin Bet chief orders removal of memorial to operatives killed since October 7
• The Israeli Medical Association is acting like the IDF's mouthpiece
• The mainstream ultra-Orthodox community is radicalizing, risking a rift with Israeli society
• Industries thriving in Canada right now
• Face off with Trump or pick a fight with the judiciary? Netanyahu mulls plans to mobilize voters
• Israel's military strategy has failed. Why can't Netanyahu's opponents say it out loud?
• New York's primaries send a clear message: Democrats must reckon with Israel and AIPAC
• The Iran War's Real and Only Winner
• After 98 hearings over more than a year, Netanyahu gives his final testimony in the criminal trial against him
• Canadian human rights museum faces backlash over Nakba exhibit ahead of opening
• Tunnel intended for terrorist activity discovered in East Jerusalem, police say
• Nations race to secure sovereign AI as chips, energy become strategic assets
• Netanyahu: Israel won't withdraw from Lebanon 'as long as I am prime minister'
• UK medical org. to investigate NHS use of IHRA antisemitism definition over free speech claims
• Hever announced a "men only" event – and backed down within hours
• At the expense of pensions and deposits: How the state will save National Insurance
• An $11.5 billion family drama: The Ray–Ban heir against his siblings
• In Israel's southernmost Eilat area, security officials back Shin Bet chief's warning of breached Jordan border
• From trance parties to the stock exchange: Wall Street investors rush into psychedelic drugs
• The safest place: Why more Jews are buying homes in Israel after October 7
• The safest place: Why more Jews are buying homes in Israel after October 7
• Shockwave in tech: The giant company parted ways with 21,000 employees within a year
• Shockwave in tech: The giant company parted ways with 21,000 employees within a year
• $85 billion was not enough for him: Musk launches an insane fundraising campaign
• $85 billion was not enough for him: Musk launches an insane fundraising campaign
• The tech deal of the year: Four giants poured a billion dollars into an Israeli company
• The tech deal of the year: Four giants poured a billion dollars into an Israeli company
• Despite rabbis' objections, IDF chief vows to expand integration of women in combat
• Shin Bet director cancels agency's Pride month events, shuts down LGBTQ employee group
• Drama in Seoul: The trading in South Korea was halted twice
• Drama in Seoul: The trading in South Korea was halted twice
• Nationwide Haredi protest disrupts traffic over IDF draft evaders' arrest
• As Netanyahu keeps IDF in the dark, officers warn against emerging Lebanon 'deconflicting cell'
• Israeli soldiers were sent to harass a Bedouin community that's halfway to expulsion
• Mamdani-backed candidates sweep New York Democratic primary, with Israel as fault line
• Bedouin Israeli civilian contractor killed in Gaza in operational accident, IDF says