Israel news feed
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Haaretz - 20:38 Jun 16, 2025
Footage from the protest shows a police officer telling protesters that wearing 'stop the war' shirts is illegal. Arrests of anti-war protesters have become common in northern Israel's Haifa since the Gaza war began -
Haaretz - 20:33 Jun 16, 2025
The toll was the deadliest yet in the near-daily shootings that have taken place as thousands of Palestinians move through Israeli military-controlled areas to reach the food centers. There was no immediate comment by the Israeli military -
Haaretz - 20:27 Jun 16, 2025
Some Iranian missiles have breached Israel's aerial defenses despite a high interception rate, causing deaths and damage. Officials say their cost is justified, given the destruction averted -
Haaretz - 19:03 Jun 16, 2025
Captain Tal Movshovitz, 28, was killed by an explosive device in Gaza's Khan Yunis. He is the 869th fallen soldier since October 7. He is survived by his wife and two kids -
Haaretz - 19:03 Jun 16, 2025
Captain Tal Movshovitz, 28, was killed by an explosive device in Khan Yunis. He is the 869th fallen soldier since October 7. He is survived by his wife and two kids -
Haaretz - 18:51 Jun 16, 2025
'Dire threat': Prominent Iranian dissidents call for end to nuclear activity and the Israel-Iran war
The letter argues that Iran's nuclear ambitions do not reflect the will or interests of its people, who 'must not be sacrificed for the nuclear or geopolitical ambitions of an authoritarian regime' -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 18:45 Jun 16, 2025
“Every time there’s a rise in activity in the Middle East, antisemitism rises in this country – like clockwork," said Roberta Clark, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council.
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Haaretz - 18:39 Jun 16, 2025
The Israeli government claims to defend all its citizens, yet most Arab towns still lack bomb shelters. Protests, however, are muted – Palestinians in Israel live between unbearable realities: danger at home and the devastation in Gaza -
Haaretz - 18:37 Jun 16, 2025
Ronen Bar will be temporarily replaced by the deputy head of the domestic intelligence agency, who cannot be identified. Netanyahu's appointment of an IDF general to the role was deemed 'unlawful' by the Attorney General over conflicts of interest -
Haaretz - 18:27 Jun 16, 2025
Tehran asked Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman to urge Trump to push Israel for a cease-fire in exchange for flexibility in nuclear talks, sources told Reuters Monday. Iran made clear to Oman and Qatar that it would not negotiate while it is under attack -
Haaretz - 18:16 Jun 16, 2025
The IDF said Iran's armed forces used the state media center for 'military activity,' without specifying what kind. Earlier, in an unprecedented move, the IDF called on residents living near the broadcaster's compound in Tehran to evacuate -
Haaretz - 17:50 Jun 16, 2025
Israel's airstrikes have put at least two of Iran's three operating uranium enrichment plants out of action -
Haaretz - 17:33 Jun 16, 2025
As Israel seeks to defeat Iran, its arch enemy, the world appears to have forgotten about the Palestinians. But a new Middle East that leaves the Israeli-Palestinian conflict unresolved will create only an illusion of quiet that is sure to backfire -
Haaretz - 17:26 Jun 16, 2025
Many people in the area of the Bat Yam missile strike were wounded due to a shortage of safe rooms or suitable shelters. 'From one war to another' one refugee from Darfur, a neighborhood resident, said, summing up his life story -
Haaretz - 16:52 Jun 16, 2025
Tens of thousands of foreigners are waiting for flights to resume, including 90 Birthright groups. Some don't mind 'bearing witness to the extraordinary resilience of the Jewish people,' but most are frantically searching for ways to leave by land or sea -
Haaretz - 16:36 Jun 16, 2025
The death and destruction brought on by the Iranian missile left Bnei Brak residents shocked. When they heard a resident was killed, some assumed it must have been a non-Jew -
Haaretz - 16:28 Jun 16, 2025
As they spread eastward from Europe, Neanderthals crossed rivers and mountains and generally terrible terrain. Now a new theory suggests the path they took -
Haaretz - 16:22 Jun 16, 2025
Rescue teams struggled to reach them due to a fire blocking access and recovered their bodies the next morning. The blaze disrupted operations at the refinery and caused air pollution, though current levels pose no health risk