Israel news feed
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Haaretz - 02:36 Sep 13, 2025
UC Berkeley said the names of the 160 students, faculty and staff were sent to the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights and affected members of the campus were notified by the institution last week. Trump has threatened federal funding cuts for universities over pro-Palestinian protests -
Haaretz - 01:40 Sep 13, 2025
No casualties were reported following the launch, which is the third launch from Yemen this week. On Wednesday, Israeli strikes on Houthi targets in Sanaa and Al Jawf killed 31 people and wounded 131 others -
Haaretz - 23:19 Sep 12, 2025
Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS, one of dozens of public broadcasters that collectively fund and broadcast the contest, issued a statement threatening a boycott 'given the ongoing and severe human suffering in Gaza,' joining Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and Iceland -
Haaretz - 22:09 Sep 12, 2025
According to the report, which cited multiple senior U.S. officials with knowledge of the operation, the plan allowed Israel to attack about 1,500 kilometers (932 miles) away from Qatar with eight F-15 jets and four F-35 jets, before the United States could object to the offensive -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 22:02 Sep 12, 2025
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: In the black-and-white paradigm of the Norwegian mentality, Israel is bad and Palestinians are good.
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JPost.com - Christian World - 21:30 Sep 12, 2025
Carlo Acutis passed from Leukaemia in 2006 but, ahead of his death, had spread the teachings of Catholicism and set up a website to document reports of miracles.
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JPost.com - Antisemitism - 19:23 Sep 12, 2025
Seven community-linked properties, including synagogues, private homes and nurseries, were smeared with excrement over the past few weeks.
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Haaretz - 18:42 Sep 12, 2025
Nearly 2,000 dead over the past two years and 48 hostages still in Gaza, but when Israel recklessly bombs Qatar with lackluster results, all Lapid can do is laud 'an extraordinary operation' and let the forever war continue -
Haaretz - 18:02 Sep 12, 2025
Hamas said in an official statement that al-Hayya 'led the funeral prayer for his martyred son and for the victims of the treacherous assassination attempt in Doha' -
JPost.com - Antisemitism - 17:40 Sep 12, 2025
Organizers previously informed Israeli participants that they would be disqualified or expelled if they attempted to play under the Israeli flag.
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Haaretz - 16:46 Sep 12, 2025
The resolution received 142 votes in favor and only 10 votes against, with 12 countries chosing to abstain -
JPost.com - Business & Innovation - 16:43 Sep 12, 2025
Angela Rayner quits over stamp duty error on second home. Was it a mistake, avoidance, or evasion? Israel faces similar tax dilemmas.
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JPost.com - Banking & Finance - 16:43 Sep 12, 2025
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JPost.com - Business & Innovation - 16:39 Sep 12, 2025
From dawn fishing trips to Ki Tavo’s first fruits: say thank you, share your blessings, and let giving, not ego, guide the High Holy Days.
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JPost.com - Banking & Finance - 16:39 Sep 12, 2025
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Haaretz - 15:58 Sep 12, 2025
Israel's attack on Qatar could bring Iran into an alliance that Washington and Jerusalem will regret
The response by Middle Eastern countries suggests a coalition that's accepting Iran after a long break because it's not the only power in the region that Israel is attacking. If they think the U.S. can't attend to their interests, the anti-Iran axis could become an anti-Israel axis -
Haaretz - 15:57 Sep 12, 2025
The District Court ruled that Itzik Levy did not disturb public order, but may have violated a protest framework approved by the Supreme Court. Levy, who has been interrogated ten times, said the Gaza war 'is meant to preserve a corrupt regime' -
Haaretz - 15:39 Sep 12, 2025
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: a sitar player returning from an eight-month musical journey through India, and a programmer at an American cyber company whose immigrant roots fueled his overachieving work ethic -
Haaretz - 15:33 Sep 12, 2025
From Moscow's mass surveillance cameras to sabotage in Europe, exiled journalist and security expert Irina Borogan sees Vladimir Putin's security apparatus growing ever more sophisticated and menacing – both in Russia and abroad