Israel news feed for Thursday, September 10, 2026

• In Israel, women can choose when to have children. But can they choose not to?
• Daily Cartoon, September 11, 2026
• Netanyahu says IDF destroyed strategic Hezbollah stronghold in southern Lebanon
• I went into France's prehistoric caves. The world hasn't looked the same since
• This Rosh Hashanah, Israel is at rock bottom. Ousting Netanyahu may give us hope
• Voters should vote, not play electoral fantasy league
• American rabbis confront a fraught question this High Holy Day season: How to talk about Israel
• Toronto debate on antisemitism takes place with mayors absence
• Centrist Eisenkot, left-wing Democrats to sign surplus vote deal as opposition bloc settles
• Israel's opposition answered the U.K.'s West Bank sanctions with a shrug
• Pro-Israel rally outside Downing Street calls to ‘Sanction Terror Not Judea and Samaria’
• What are acoustic wall panels? WoodUpp panels pair oak slats with a felt backing that absorbs echo
• What are acoustic wall panels? WoodUpp panels pair oak slats with a felt backing that absorbs echo
• Selichot above Jerusalem: An evening of music, reflection and connection
• Selichot above Jerusalem: An evening of music, reflection and connection
• Jewish music’s biggest stars unite on one stage to celebrate United Hatzalah’s 20 years of unity
• Leading U.S. Jewish groups launch fund to channel new federal tax credit to Jewish schools
• Gaza GenoLIE: The campaign fighting “a modern blood libel”
• Man accused of stabbing two men in an antisemitic attacks in New York charged with hate crime
• How this Israeli city challenges Jewish supremacy
• Tel Aviv deputy mayor spreads Shas campaign materials in municipal-run group
• The targets: Gay men and protesters. The Israeli cyber firm quietly arming autocrats
• Palestinian teen accused of car theft released; judge says he may have been coerced
• Netanyahu's Terrible Tuesday left him almost unscathed in election polls – for now
• Confessions of an Israeli army drone operator
• Why this historian thinks 'We're in a very dangerous moment' for American Jews
• Devastated on October 7, did Kibbutz Be'eri lose faith in the left?
• Police unlawfully used Tel Aviv city cameras to follow suspect in drug case, court says
• Iran-backed Houthis close in on Red Sea gateway in new threat to shipping
• ‘A Call to Courage’: Czech parliament to pay historic tribute to 129 ‘Righteous Among the Nations’
• ‘Death to Zionism’ protest in Switzerland, demonstrators praise Hamas call for Israel’s destruction
• What American rabbis should say about Israel at this year's High Holy Days
• The sapling that bore bruit
• King vs. George: Jerusalem deputy mayor urges renaming main street over U.K. sanctions
• They run a Jerusalem cultural hub. Then a former Palestinian resident came back
• Will Gantz's political downfall imperil the path to unseating Netanyahu?
• Shift in public donations: Fivefold increase for mental health, drop in equipment for combat soldie
• Iran used oil-for-goods deals with China to bypass sanctions
• Charlie Kirk held the young right together. The fight over Israel is tearing it apart
• Report: Israeli strike kills four Palestinians, including two children, in Gaza
• Haaretz's response to Netanyahu's lawsuit threat: 'Won't hesitate to expose the truth in court'
• Yossi Sagol enters nuclear energy: Invests in ARCVIA
• Yossi Sagol enters nuclear energy: Invests in ARCVIA
• North Miami Beach joins growing group of Florida cities embracing IHRA antisemitism definition
• What made a Jewish lawmaker enter a political partnership with an Arab Israeli? | On the line with Yuval Segalovitz
• Diaspora buyers look to Israeli real estate amid rising aliyah interest
• Diaspora buyers look to Israeli real estate amid rising aliyah interest
• Saudi-Houthi escalation threatens to draw Iran and the U.S. back into war
• Israel finally has an official wine map. Why the West Bank's inclusion isn't necessarily bad
• Israeli FM invited key Qatargate suspect Srulik Einhorn to Slovenia embassy ceremony
• Rothschild out of control: What happened to Tel Aviv's most exclusive boulevard?
• The Trojan horse of Palestinian poetry: The politics Israelis missed in Taha Muhammad Ali
• Yair Golan sues Sara Netanyahu for pushing Oct. 7 conspiracy theory
• 'It's a real struggle against neo-Nazis': Behind the far-right's political rise in Germany
• Report: U.S. aircraft damaged after Iranian strike on Jordan air base
• Apple unveils folding iPhone Duo at $1,999 in attempt to challenge market rivals
• Dozens of U.K. Jews protest sanctions on West Bank settlements as community split over measures
• Jewish groups launch 'Bill of Rights' to protect students from antisemitism
• New international initiative to combat antisemitism announced by Israel's UN ambassador
• UAE leader's pre-October 7 warning to Netanyahu makes a state inquiry even more vital
• Report: Multiple U.S. aircraft damaged in overnight strikes on Jordan air base