Israel news feed
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Israel Hayom - 23:00 Jan 30, 2025
Three hostages – Keith Siegel, Ofer Kalderon, and Yarden Bibas – are scheduled to be released Saturday. Kalderon's children were at his home in Nir Oz on October 7 when terrorists broke in. They escaped through a window and hid in bushes for hours before being captured. They were released in the first exchange deal […] -
Haaretz - 22:58 Jan 30, 2025
Progressive Jewish organizations vow to fight the 'repressive' order, while others welcome Trump's 'historic commitment to protecting the Jewish community' -
Haaretz - 21:58 Jan 30, 2025
What happens when a soldier commits acts on the battlefield that conflict with his own moral code, or a civilian refrains from standing up for her principles in public? And what about the society in whose name those deeds, or nondeeds, are perpetrated? -
JPost.com - Business & Innovation - 21:53 Jan 30, 2025
Cybersecurity giant Tenable is buying Vulcan Cyber for $150M-$180M, aiming to enhance exposure management solutions.
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Haaretz - 21:48 Jan 30, 2025
Members of the committee working to resolve conflicts within Arab communities and families warn that 'there is a risk that the vacuum created will be exploited by criminal elements, who will try to impose their own solutions' -
Haaretz - 21:37 Jan 30, 2025
The dehumanization of Palestinians that has to take root before mass murder is already here, in parallel with the dehumanization of Jews among Palestinian Muslims. There is only one possible way to prevent genocide from happening -
Haaretz - 21:10 Jan 30, 2025
Netanyahu vowed to destroy Hamas, but they were the ones who secured the hostages' safety as a mob of civilians surrounded them. The PM's statement after the event only cemented Hamas' rule in Gaza -
Haaretz - 21:09 Jan 30, 2025
This is precisely what genocide looks like, write Israeli historians Amos Goldberg and Daniel Blatman -
Haaretz - 20:48 Jan 30, 2025
The operation, which prompted many to leave the Jenin camp, followed a prolonged siege by Palestinian Authority security forces against militants in the area. Many residents who fled don't know what has become of their homes -
Haaretz - 20:28 Jan 30, 2025
Freed hostages Agam Berger and Liri Albag were reportedly held together, 'forced to cook and clean for their captors' and forbidden from eating the food they prepared ■ Gadi Moses reportedly said that he didn't know his wife Efrat was killed on Oct. 7 -
Haaretz - 20:27 Jan 30, 2025
Integration and education will be the real Haredi revolution, and many in Israel's ultra-Orthodox community want it. Drafting large numbers of Haredim into the army, on the other hand, is a red herring -
Haaretz - 19:40 Jan 30, 2025
Staff Sgt. Liam Hazi was the 13th Israeli soldier to be killed in the West Bank since the war began in October 2023. One other soldier was seriously wounded in the incident, alongside three other soldiers who were moderately wounded -
Haaretz - 19:39 Jan 30, 2025
I'll be honest, as I watched a mob engulf hostages Gadi Moses and Arbel Yehoud, my own rage threatened to boil over into sweeping thoughts of hatred and revenge. But then I remembered what 'no innocents in Gaza' really means -
Haaretz - 19:25 Jan 30, 2025
The fight over the nonsectarian nature of Israeli public schools is ramping up. (Spoiler alert: Secular Israelis are losing) -
Haaretz - 18:39 Jan 30, 2025
Medical professionals, from Israel, the West Bank and even Gaza joined forces to develop innovative medical apps. What emerged simultaneously were some very special bonds -
Haaretz - 18:00 Jan 30, 2025
Trump's executive order promises to fight 'post-October 7 campus antisemitism.' But what it really does is to establish an authoritarian army of informers targeting Muslims, foreign students and the left under the guise of combating hate -
Haaretz - 17:44 Jan 30, 2025
In central Israel, friends were glued to the TV to watch the release of IDF spotter Agam Berger, while in their temporary home in Kiryat Gat, the Nir Oz community saw Arbel Yehoud and Gadi Moses return. 'Our hope is to finally breathe air into our lungs,' one of them said -
Haaretz - 17:00 Jan 30, 2025
When describing the incident four days after the shooting, tears well in Laila Al-Khatib's grandfather's eyes. The house still looks like a battleground, with bullet marks in multiple rooms. 'I asked the soldiers – why did you kill her?' he said. 'The soldier was surprised and said – I'm sorry'