Israel news feed
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Haaretz - 15:51 Mar 27, 2025
The exact allegations against Tufts Ph.D. student Rumeysa Ozturk remain unclear. However, a DHS official said that she had 'engaged in activities in support of' Hamas, a U.S. designated terrorist group, which provided 'grounds for visa issuance to be terminated' -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 15:48 Mar 27, 2025
The former president decried double standards against the state of Israel, such as those denying the Jewish state the right to exist.
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Haaretz - 15:30 Mar 27, 2025
'It is unfortunate that the attorney general chose to refer to the Israel Police through the media,' Israel Police said. The Police Commissioner later said that his investigations chief was updated on the probe, and wasn't able to inform him on time -
Haaretz - 15:25 Mar 27, 2025
The markets have been slow to respond, but a new report by Moody's spells out the threats to Israel's economy and government finances -
JPost.com - Christian World - 15:15 Mar 27, 2025
Initially valued at £600-£800, the rare Bible sold for £56,280, leaving Oxfam staff 'absolutely speechless.'
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Haaretz - 14:34 Mar 27, 2025
Rea Sofer believed that medicinal mushrooms helped save his life. So he started growing them himself -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 14:17 Mar 27, 2025
Chikli also warned about the danger of Islamic terrorism to the world, attacking Muslims as well.
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Haaretz - 12:55 Mar 27, 2025
Another controversial guest on the list of far-right leaders attending the conference in Jerusalem is former Paraguayan President Horacio Cartes, whom the U.S. accuses of ties to Hezbollah. Source: Cartes is 'an invitee of prime minister' Netanyahu -
Haaretz - 12:39 Mar 27, 2025
Since the fall of Assad, IDF forces have been stationed in the buffer zone; now, Israel is trying to torpedo al-Sharaa's vision of a unified Syria. It may find itself facing Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and perhaps even the Trump administration -
Haaretz - 12:29 Mar 27, 2025
Shouts during the Israeli national anthem and a Tchaikovsky symphony did not stop the orchestra from performing. The audience drowned out the protesters with chants and applause in a show of support for the musicians -
Haaretz - 12:21 Mar 27, 2025
The opening ceremony of the International Conference on Combating Antisemitism which Diaspora Affairs Ministry described as 'a celebration of diversity, difference, and acceptance of others', was attended by members of far-right parties and a former president linked to Hezbollah -
Haaretz - 11:05 Mar 27, 2025
Petitions were launched against the passing of the law, which will place the appointment of judges under the control of politicians. 'The government is using the war as a smokescreen to advance a political agenda that will harm Israeli citizens for generations,' one of the petition leaders said -
Haaretz - 10:58 Mar 27, 2025
This is a moment of truth. Every human rights organization must speak out, clearly and unequivocally, in support of the protesters, against Hamas's repression, and against the Israeli government's dismissal of their voices -
Haaretz - 09:59 Mar 27, 2025
'Bibism is a form of idolatry': A settler activist is the new darling of the anti-Netanyahu movement
Miriam Lapid, a founding member of Gush Emunim, drew applause when she unexpectedly appeared at an anti-government protest in Jerusalem on Saturday night and urged other religious Zionists to join her. 'There's nothing right-wing about this government,' she says in an interview -
Haaretz - 09:48 Mar 27, 2025
Just three generations after the Holocaust, Europe's far right are welcomed as bedfellows in Jerusalem. This is why their partnership is so mutually beneficial -
Haaretz - 06:16 Mar 27, 2025
The bill is a cornerstone of Netanyahu's judicial overhaul, and marks the first time in Israel's history that the process of choosing judges will come under the control of politicians. It is not set to come into effect until after the next Knesset election