Israel news feed
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Haaretz - 01:51 Jun 23, 2025
In its war with Iran, Israel has racked up some impressive military achievements and also suffered heavy blows. But the goals of the war, which change daily, indicate that Israel doesn't know where it's heading -
Haaretz - 01:47 Jun 23, 2025
Israel's addiction to war is based in boredom. So is Pakistan next if U.S. President Donald Trump's attacks on Iran were successful? -
Haaretz - 01:45 Jun 23, 2025
The next big question for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is whether Trump has had enough when it comes to Iran, or whether the Israeli American campaign is going to be long-term -
Haaretz - 00:39 Jun 23, 2025
Mahmoud Khalil, released after more than three months in U.S. immigration detention, condemned his arrest as politically motivated and accused Columbia University of abandoning him during his incarceration. A federal judge called his continued detention unjustified -
JPost.com - Christian World - 22:20 Jun 22, 2025
Christian leaders in Israel called for peace after a suicide bomber detonated himself inside a Greek Orthodox Church in Damascus, killing 20 people.
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Haaretz - 20:09 Jun 22, 2025
Sources said the U.S. strikes was designed to signal an end to the war in Iran, and the international community may now increase pressure for a cease-fire -
Haaretz - 19:49 Jun 22, 2025
The varied Democratic and Republican responses to Trump's strike on Iran underscore the political volatility of the issue, paving the way for Israel's estrangement from Washington and its scapegoating by Trump's critics on both sides of the aisles -
Haaretz - 19:43 Jun 22, 2025
The pro-Bibi media is selling a new narrative: Had Sinwar not attacked Israel, we wouldn't have arrived at this point. The underlying message is in hindsight, even the dimensions of the failure should be seen in proportion – as should the responsibility of the leader -
Haaretz - 19:35 Jun 22, 2025
Families hope U.S. strike on Iran's nuclear facilities will favorably influence chances for release of their loved ones -
Haaretz - 19:15 Jun 22, 2025
According to the airline, passengers scheduled on flights to Europe, the U.S. and Thailand will receive updates in the coming hours. The move follows Israel's decision to partially reopen airspace under strict regulations after weeks of closures -
Haaretz - 19:04 Jun 22, 2025
About a quarter of all global oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, the only sea passage from the Gulf to the oceans -
Haaretz - 18:22 Jun 22, 2025
If the left wants to speak for liberation, it must make space for Jews. Here's how -
Haaretz - 18:12 Jun 22, 2025
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the bombing was aimed at disrupting social peace and targeting religious communities, warning that it came amid growing security tensions in the country, and deeming it a direct threat to national security -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 18:05 Jun 22, 2025
The small pro-Israel and anti-regime counter-protest featured several hundred Israelis and Iranians, most of whom were flying Israeli or the Iranian diaspora flags.
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Haaretz - 17:53 Jun 22, 2025
Prof. Ishay Rosen-Zvi, the director of Tel Aviv University's Jewish Philosophy and Talmud Department, says redeeming captives has always been a core value of the Jewish community and asks to remember the dilemna Israel faced during the hijacking of an Air France jet to Entebbe, Uganda -
Haaretz - 17:44 Jun 22, 2025
Recent polls show sweeping support for Israel's strikes on Iran, across political lines and despite ballistic missile barrages, in stark contrast to the bitter divisions over the Gaza war. Why does the 'rallying 'round the flag' effect only work for Iran – and what does it mean for Netanyahu? -
Haaretz - 17:38 Jun 22, 2025
Israel Police arrested the two women near a protest outside the home of Economy Minister Nir Barkat, though only one of the detainees took part in the event ■ Police said the two women were violating IDF guidelines requiring staying near shelters -
Haaretz - 17:23 Jun 22, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump's advisers include a range of pundits, billionaires, far-right politicians and national security officials. Many encouraged the strike – for years, in some cases – while some of his closest confidants publicly opposed military action