Israel news feed
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Haaretz - 22:16 Apr 24, 2025
Fallen soldier's name not released for publication; According to reports from Arab media outlets, at least 61 people have been killed in Gaza Strip since Thursday morning -
Haaretz - 20:46 Apr 24, 2025
The Israeli government's annexation dreams entail continuing to ignore the existence of millions of Palestinians, removing Palestinians from areas where Jews don't want them to live and promoting their transfer to other countries. This process is already underway -
Haaretz - 20:42 Apr 24, 2025
The survey provoked an outcry from staff after they discovered the college handed over their personal contact information without prior notice. 'We've seen this movie before, and it ends with yellow stars,' said one professor -
Haaretz - 20:01 Apr 24, 2025
Residents of Bardala village said that settlers entered the village, followed by IDF soldiers, who then arrested five locals suspected of throwing rocks. 'We ran from home and took nothing, everything's gone,' says one villager -
Haaretz - 19:21 Apr 24, 2025
Palestinian sources told Haaretz that Egypt, in coordination with Qatar, is expected to propose a new cease-fire plan that includes a full IDF withdrawal and the release of all hostages in one phase -
JPost.com - Christian World - 18:39 Apr 24, 2025
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his condolences to the Catholic world for Pope Francis' death three days after pontiff passed away.
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JPost.com - Antisemitism - 18:27 Apr 24, 2025
“The peak was in October-December 2023, and a year later, a sharp decline in the number of incidents was noted almost everywhere," said Uriya Shavit, the report’s chief editor.
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Haaretz - 18:23 Apr 24, 2025
Anton is best known for claiming Islam is 'incompatible with the West' and for defending the antisemitic 1940 America First Committee as 'unfairly maligned.' He calls antisemitism accusations 'leftist slander' -
Haaretz - 18:20 Apr 24, 2025
As both sides in the Gaza war rush to claim Nazi comparisons, the real survivors of the Holocaust are still with us – elderly, often impoverished and watching as their trauma becomes everyone's favorite metaphor -
Haaretz - 17:52 Apr 24, 2025
As a toddler, Shlomo Mantzur survived the Farhud, a violent pogrom that devastated Baghdad's Jewish community. Manztur's daughter: 'My father was in a second Holocaust, but this time, he was taken from his own home and didn't survive' -
Haaretz - 17:25 Apr 24, 2025
Students had chosen Kehlani, whose recent music video included 'Long Live the Intifada' imagery, to perform at the school's annual concert. 'I understand my decision will be celebrated by some and criticized by others. I believe it is the right thing to do,' the Cornell president said -
Haaretz - 17:21 Apr 24, 2025
'This poll makes it clear that President Trump's executive actions are wholly rejected by American Jewish voters,' said the chair of the Jewish Electorate Institute. While his approach to antisemitism drew slightly more approval than other policies, most Jews still disapprove -
Haaretz - 17:19 Apr 24, 2025
Shortly after the death of a Bulgarian-citizenship UN worker in Gaza, the IDF Spokesperson's Unit claimed that reports he was killed by Israeli military fire were incorrect, calling on the media to be cautious with unverified reports. Over a month later, the IDF took responsibility -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 17:19 Apr 24, 2025
"How do you call for ending supposed discrimination in the same sentence as promoting genocide?" Executive Director of Chabad Tucson, Rabbi Yossie Shemtov, said.
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Haaretz - 16:54 Apr 24, 2025
Germany's ambassador in Tel Aviv spoke with Haaretz about German responsibility, especially post-October 7, as opposed to German guilt. As for the latter, he says 'nobody in my generation has any personal guilt' -
Haaretz - 16:26 Apr 24, 2025
Despite real-time warning from Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, AG Baharav-Miara chose not to investigate Netanyahu's effort to delay his trial, saying it was enough that the request was denied -
Haaretz - 16:01 Apr 24, 2025
Using urine samples taken from autistic children, Nisim Perets and his team are constructing miniature brains capable of learning, responding and reflecting the brain functions of the person they were taken from. They can even play the 1980s arcade game Space Invaders