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Speakinf at Haaretz's London conference, Odeh argued that while Israel's Jewish-led center-left may share the goal of ousting the far-right, their vision diverges from that of Palestinian citizens, who do not share in the 'nostalgia for a time before this government'

Egypt's president proposed a plan for a short Gaza truce, followed by ten days of negotiations aimed at securing a permanent cease-fire. Sources familiar with the talks, however, say the chances this plan moves forward are low

'Netanyahu and Sinwar are the same to me': Israeli government ministers participated in a tour of Kibbutz Nir Oz, which was hard hit in the October 7 Hamas attack. PM Netanyahu did not respond to the invitation

Israel's Mossad chief to meet CIA head, Qatari PM in Doha to restart cease-fire/hostage release negotiations ■ Report: Hamas will propose deal to release all hostages in exchange for full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, release of Palestinian prisoners ■ Israel's defense minister: 'Painful compromises will be necessary to fulfill our obligation to return the hostages,' not all the war's objectives can be achieved with military action ■ Report: Israel destroyed air defense systems in Iran, leaving sites vulnerable ■ Here's what you need to know 387 days into the war

Mahasen Al-Khatib, a Gazan animator who reported about the war and kept drawing to keep hope alive, died last week in an IDF operation in Jabalya

From solar panels to electric vehicles, silver is at the heart of groundbreaking innovations in clean energy. Discover how this precious metal is revolutionizing the future of sustainable power.

Participants in the funeral of fallen Israeli reservist and West Bank settler Shuvael Ben-Natan described his desire for revenge against Palestinian women and children, and how he burned a house in Gaza without permission

On the Knesset's full agenda: judicial overhaul plans, legislation exempting ultra-Orthodox conscripts from the draft, proposals limiting teachers' free speech and bills that would increase government powers over the media

An initial IDF probe into the event says the force was caught by surprise by three Hezbollah militants hiding in a building. The militants threw grenades and shot toward the soldiers when a fire broke out, making the structure collapse

At Haaretz's London conference on Israel after Oct. 7, Blair said that while Israelis cope with multiple threats and anguish over hostages still in Gaza, Palestinians face an 'intolerable situation of repeated displacement'

A demonstration given to a private investigator in the United States led to the uncovering of a new form of surveillance that exploits advertising data, an international consortium of journalists shows

'Venom: The Last Dance' is mildly diverting as Tom Hardy says goodbye to his alien buddy, while the most interesting character in HBO's 'The Penguin' is definitely not played by Colin Farrell

Artist Fouad Agbaria's visibility as a Palestinian in an Israeli space is a constant preoccupation expressed in his work. Ever since the war broke out, he has been feeling that the environment has grown even more radical.

The current law bars candidates and party lists that support armed struggle by enemy states or terrorist organizations against Israel from running for Knesset. The bill seeks to extend this ban to include 'lone attackers' and add the phrase 'against Israeli civilians'

Brown seaweed spreading out of the Pacific is becoming a scourge in Europe, outcompeting local life and stinking up beaches

Over 30 people were wounded when a truck rammed into a busy bus stop in central Israel. The truck driver was shot dead at the scene. The motive of the incident is still unclear, and police have refrained from confirming it as terror attack

According to the Consumers’ Council, the price of olive oil in Israel jumped by 39% this year, more than any other food product.

Today's Haaretz conference - "Israel after October 7: Allied or Alone?" is taking place in London in cooperation with JW3 – Jewish Community Centre London, New Israel Fund U.K., Yachad, A Land for All, and Standing Together

The Jerusalem Municipality recommends the regional committee approve major urban renewal plans, adding about 1,300 residential units, public buildings, commercial spaces, and open public areas.

The Jerusalem Municipality recommends the regional committee approve major urban renewal plans, adding about 1,300 residential units, public buildings, commercial spaces, and open public areas.