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State officials fear International Court of Justice could charge Israel with genocide in Gaza

Haaretz - 04:52 Jan 01, 2024

The International Court of Justice has great influence in shaping international law. Its recognition of South Africa's claim may cement the perception that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, says Dr. Shelly Aviv Yeini, an expert on international law

Tags: Justice Gaza Israel
IDF soldier killed in Gaza combat; Israeli far-right ministers call for permanent control of Gaza, settlements

Haaretz - 04:14 Jan 01, 2024

Israeli thought to have been missing since Oct. 7 attack is announced dead ■ IDF kills Hamas' elite force commander ■ Israel fears Intl. Court of Justice charges over Gaza war ■ Drone intercepted above Iraq's Ain al-Assad base, Iraqi army sources say ■ 30 Israeli soldiers killed in accidents, friendly fire since start of Gaza ground op. ■ At least 1,300 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 133 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run Health Ministry: 21,822 killed, 56,451 wounded in Gaza

Tags: Gaza Israeli
Full-blown war with Israel could harm Hezbollah's political interests

Haaretz - 04:01 Jan 01, 2024

The country's influential Maronite Christian authority says it doesn't "want the war to spread to southern Lebanon," and given Hezbollah's position in the government, it must show it is working for its country's national interests

Tags: Hezbollah's
Author Eli Amir explains Israeli-Palestinian conflict in two words: 'Muslim jealousy'

Haaretz - 01:08 Jan 01, 2024
Netanyahu's judicial coup hasn't disappeared since Oct. 7, it hides behind a call for unity

Haaretz - 00:47 Jan 01, 2024

Despite the October 7 massacre uniting the Israeli public, war is the necessary condition for the existence of this unity. Meanwhile, it provides a thin cover for the growing hegemony of Netanyahu's judicial coup's values

Tags: Netanyahu's
Israeli police detective charged with assaulting anti-government protester in July

Haaretz - 23:47 Dec 31, 2023

Dekel Lazimi punched a protester who was in restraints and was not resisting arrest. The incident was filmed by Haaretz. 'It's clear to me that if [it] hadn't been documented, they wouldn't have believed me,' the protester said
2023 was one of Israel's hottest years since keeping of records began in 1950

Haaretz - 23:22 Dec 31, 2023

According to the Israel Meteorological Service's annual summary, in 2023 there were four unusual rain events in late May and in June, prolonged and unusual heat waves in July and August and uncharacteristically heavy rain in November and December
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Haaretz - 22:45 Dec 31, 2023
On the eve of 2024, anti-Netanyahu protesters are fueled with rage over October 7

Haaretz - 19:49 Dec 31, 2023

While the messaging of the previous judicial coup protests was a warning of the potential damage brewing in the future, now a bloody price has already been paid due to Netanyahu's failure to protect the country
Ultra-Orthodox Shas party pushing bill to delay top court ruling on judicial coup law

Haaretz - 19:49 Dec 31, 2023

According to the bill, retired Supreme Court judges will be permitted to publish their remaining rulings within nine months after their retirement, rather than three months as it is today
12 steps, 4 Zero-days, 1 Zero-click: How U.S. hacked iPhone to spy on Russia

Haaretz - 18:45 Dec 31, 2023

At hacker conference, Russian cyber firm reveals one of the most complex hacks ever, allegedly used by U.S. to spy on them, as well as officials in China, Syria, and even Israel; Meanwhile, India's Modi calls out Apple for revealing new Pegasus targets
12 steps, 4 Zero-days, 1 Zero-click: How U.S. hacked iPhone to spy on Russia

Haaretz - 18:45 Dec 31, 2023

At hacker conference, Russian cyber firm reveals one of the most complex hacks ever, allegedly used by U.S. to spy on them, as well as officials in China, Syria, and even Israel; Meanwhile, India's Modi calls out Apple for revealing new Pegasus targets
12 steps, 4 Zero-days, 1 Zero-click: How U.S. hacked Russia

Haaretz - 18:45 Dec 31, 2023

At hacker conference, Russian cyber firm reveals one of the most complex hacks ever, allegedly used by U.S. to spy on them, as well as officials in China, Syria, and even Israel; Meanwhile, India's Modi calls out Apple for revealing new Pegasus targets
Netanyahu's medical report shows good condition, no cardiac anomalies

Haaretz - 18:15 Dec 31, 2023

Three days prior to the report's release, a civilian demanded from Israel's attorney general that Netanyahu's medical status be made public, contending that keeping it hidden renders a Basic Law that allows declaring the PM unfit for office ineffective

Tags: Netanyahu's
Bibi and Biden, the opposite of bromance: Key Haaretz stories on U.S.-Israel relations in 2023

Haaretz - 17:32 Dec 31, 2023
2023 was Israel's worst year ever. It ends with a few traces of hope

Haaretz - 16:28 Dec 31, 2023

This was Israel's most fateful year because its internal and external conflicts exposed and exacerbated the contradictions at the country's core. For the first time, significant doubt arose as to whether Israel could continue containing these contradictions – but all is not lost

Tags: Israel's
America's struggling anti-Houthi coalition is bad news for Gaza

Haaretz - 15:56 Dec 31, 2023

America's pro-Israel stance has already made some of its European allies jittery, especially those states who were supposed to be part of the U.S.'s Red Sea maritime defense coalition. That does not bode well for assembling a coalition to rebuild post-war Gaza

Tags: Gaza America's
Hezbollah deputy chief says Israel must stop Gaza war for combat in Lebanon to end

Haaretz - 15:56 Dec 31, 2023

U.S. mediator Amos Hochstein will reportedly visit Lebanon soon in an attempt to arrange a cease-fire. 'If we don't attain our goals through diplomacy, we will do it militarily,' says Israeli PM Netanyahu

Tags: Lebanon
As mental health system in Israel faces collapse, scores of psychiatrists are leaving for Britain

Haaretz - 15:04 Dec 31, 2023

Sources attribute the brain drain to the growing workload and sense that the situation will only worsen, as a Health Ministry plan to fix the system still awaits funding approval from the treasury
A Gaza boy dreamed of breaking the internet. He did – after an Israeli bomb killed him

Haaretz - 14:48 Dec 31, 2023

Thirteen-year-old Awni Eldous ran a YouTube channel and dreamed of becoming an influencer. His story has resonated around the world, representing the tragedy of Gaza's children in the war

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