Israel news feed
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Haaretz - 14:57 Sep 28, 2025
In May 2021, as violent riots erupted across Israel, a Jewish Israeli was killed in the mixed Arab-Jewish city, Lod, following the fatal shooting of an Israeli Arab -
Haaretz - 14:38 Sep 28, 2025
The four activists, who are charged with setting fire to several trash bins in the Jerusalem neighborhood of the prime minister's residence, are currently detained until further notice by order of a judge. They were brought to the court handcuffed and shackled and under heavy security -
Haaretz - 14:14 Sep 28, 2025
The ancients did not shy from altering their reality. Classic go-to drugs were hemp and opium, which promised 'joy and laughter' despite impotence, and sometimes, eternal sleep -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 14:12 Sep 28, 2025
Thomas Portes met with PFLP members in Beirut days after leaving the Gaza flotilla, sparking criticism from French Jewish politician Shannon Seban.
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Haaretz - 13:44 Sep 28, 2025
With sponsors wavering, riders leaving and protests spreading, Israel-Premier Tech is becoming a problem for the sport as a whole – both because of the protests and the possibility that its presence could force changes to race routes -
Haaretz - 13:37 Sep 28, 2025
Logic would suggest that U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda on Monday will include pushing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept a deal that ends the war in Gaza. But is this overly optimistic? -
Haaretz - 12:45 Sep 28, 2025
Retired Israeli diplomat Daniel Shek has been coordinating international diplomatic outreach for the Hostages and Missing Families Forum. 'Netanyahu's UN address on the hostages would have been more credible if he hadn't torpedoed their release,' he said -
Haaretz - 12:18 Sep 28, 2025
The police claim the protester was violating a ruling by Israel's High Court by overstepping the permitted distance for noisy protests using megaphones. Recent court rulings, however, said that reading aloud the hostages' names doesn't constitute a public disturbance -
JPost.com - Business & Innovation - 11:44 Sep 28, 2025
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rallied sharply, with sentiment improving, thanks to a perceived easing of threats from Hezbollah and Iran, as well as strong corporate results led by the financial sector.
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Haaretz - 11:39 Sep 28, 2025
The National Security Committee voted four to one to move the bill to be voted on at the Knesset, ignoring professional opinions saying advancing such a bill could harm the hostages. The committee's legal advisor called the vote invalid because key conditions were not met -
Haaretz - 09:56 Sep 28, 2025
Drone footage obtained by Reuters shows the camera, which was struck by the IDF over claims it was used by Hamas for surveillance against Israeli forces and covered by a towel, belonged to Reuters photographer Hussam al-Masri, who used his prayer rug to protect it from heat and dust -
JPost.com - Business & Innovation - 09:37 Sep 28, 2025
The “Living Financially Smarter in Israel” forum offered expert tips on digital assets, AI, estate planning, and smart money habits for olim.
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JPost.com - Banking & Finance - 09:37 Sep 28, 2025
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Haaretz - 08:53 Sep 28, 2025
According to a Washington Post report, Trump's day-after plan for Gaza presents options for demilitarized Hamas members and gives the exact number of Palestinian prisoners that Israel must release -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 08:33 Sep 28, 2025
Jean Gol’s grave was desecrated, and far-left activists attacked guests at his memorial, sparking outrage over rising antisemitism and violence.
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Haaretz - 06:25 Sep 28, 2025
Israel didn't starve the Gazans? Netanyahu himself boasted about it. The ratio of civilians to combatants killed is 2:1? All estimates are far more grim. But beyond the lies, the most disturbing parts of Netanyahu's speech were when he told the truth -
Haaretz - 03:53 Sep 28, 2025
A Russian and Chinese push to delay the return of sanctions on Iran failed at the 15-member UN Security Council after only four countries supported their draft resolution -
Haaretz - 03:00 Sep 28, 2025
Syria's leader fears that Israel's demand to establish a 'humanitarian' zone of control in his country for the Druze could turn Syria into a patchwork of autonomous regions disconnected from central governance. Insisting on this could jeopardize the security agreement
