Israel news feed
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Haaretz - 08:39 Feb 08, 2026
The singer and composer, whose compositions are considered part of Israel's core repertoire, first shared his illness publicly last May. Caspi composed complex yet accessible and transcendent melodies, and even graced the Eurovision stage in 1976 -
JPost.com - Real Estate - 07:00 Feb 08, 2026
The Grand Netanya offers resort-style living at a surprisingly reasonable price, combining vacation vibes with premium amenities and international lifestyle standards for everyday life.
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JPost.com - Business & Innovation - 07:00 Feb 08, 2026
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Haaretz - 06:23 Feb 08, 2026
The circumstances surrounding Capt. Tomer Eiges' death are unclear, and the reason for his imprisonment remains under a gag order. 'A series of failures and negligent conduct by several officials led to his death,' his parents said -
Haaretz - 04:47 Feb 08, 2026
The push to hire teachers from India and Sri Lanka follows a plan to shutter the Education Ministry and shift hiring to local authorities. This trades national standards for cheap, short-term fixes, abandoning high-quality planning -
Haaretz - 03:58 Feb 08, 2026
Minutes reviewed by Haaretz prove that Netanyahu lied, distorted and omitted facts in his version of the events of October 7 and the decision-making that led to the intelligence failure, which he published in a 55-page declassified document -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 02:59 Feb 08, 2026
Hundreds of Jewish Communists who had escaped to the USSR were handed over by the Soviets to the Nazis at the border crossing of Brest-Litovsk.
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JPost.com - Antisemitism - 02:54 Feb 08, 2026
“There’s no chance we would allow such a person to enter classrooms,” a local Israeli told N12.
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Haaretz - 02:33 Feb 08, 2026
Netanyahu seeks a presidential pardon while simultaneously labeling the officials reviewing his case as 'deep state' actors and criminals. Destroying trust in law enforcement is a key element in his program to win first and fix it later -
Haaretz - 02:04 Feb 08, 2026
Classified minutes are not Netanyahu's private property, and he cannot make selective use of them. These minutes should be published in full so that the public can see the complete picture -
Haaretz - 01:19 Feb 08, 2026
Netanyahu's response to the state comptroller reveals a leader who failed to hold strategic debates on Gaza. By ignoring his duty to adopt a long-term security concept, he acted as a tactical officer rather than a statesman -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 00:47 Feb 08, 2026
According to the Associated Press, Edelman, the bobsled team's pilot who posted the announcement, was not at the site of the robbery, but the team's coach, Itamar Shprinz, was.
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Haaretz - 20:41 Feb 07, 2026
Counterprotesters blocked cars and splashed an unknown oily substance, leading to one instance of hospitalization. 'At first I was sure it was water, but it really burned,' an 85-year-old protester said. Speakers included freed hostages and defense officials -
Haaretz - 18:36 Feb 07, 2026
'The prime minister believes that any negotiations must include limiting ballistic missiles and ending support for the Iranian axis,' the Prime Minister's Office statement read -
Haaretz - 17:54 Feb 07, 2026
Child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's maintenance staff and his personal assistant referred to the property as 'Ehud's apartment.' The former Israeli prime minister and his wife stayed in the apartment after Epstein was convicted of soliciting prostitution from a 14-year-old girl -
Haaretz - 15:42 Feb 07, 2026
If Netanyahu attends the convention, it would mark his first meeting with Arab leaders since October 7, 2023. Meanwhile, the Gaza Strip continues to face a 43 percent shortage of medication and a 66 percent shortage for medical equipment -
Haaretz - 12:22 Feb 07, 2026
The Dutch government will report to parliament on steps to limit Israeli arms imports, reflecting a push for greater European defense autonomy. The move signals the Netherlands' cautious stance toward Israel since the Gaza war -
Haaretz - 08:57 Feb 07, 2026
Archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem offer new insight into the prolonged drought that once struck the city, and the creative ways its residents responded