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• Netanyahu blocks Gallant's U.S. trip intended for discussions on Iran strike preparations

  Haaretz - 18:11 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Senior U.S. officials have recently voiced increasing criticism of Israel's approach to a potential strike on Iran. Gallant's planned visit to Washington aimed to address this rising distrust within the U.S. administration, but its postponement is likely to further strain relations between the two countries

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• Netanyahu says Israel killed Nasrallah's successors, urges Lebanon to break from Hezbollah

  Haaretz - 17:53 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Earlier on Tuesday, Defense Minister Yoav Gallants said that ;Hezbollah is now a headless organization – Nasrallah has been killed, and it appears his successor has also been eliminated'

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• Israeli ministers blindsided by hostage footage at October 7 memorial

  Haaretz - 17:29 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Israel's Channel 12 reported that cabinet ministers were shocked and embarrassed when confronted with a video of hostages pleading with them directly

• Israeli company to fire Bedouin assaulted by deputy mayor

  Haaretz - 16:56 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Dor Alon Energy accuses the worker of giving the police security footage of the assault without its approval, while the employee says the company refused to give him the recording

• Israel at war, day 368: Hezbollah says it backs cease-fire in Lebanon

  Haaretz - 16:47 Oct 08, 2024
  

  IDF says fourth division has joined ground offensive in Lebanon ■ U.S. is reportedly not pursuing efforts for cease-fire along Israel-Lebanon border at this moment ■ CIA chief Bill Burns: Israel 'weighing very carefully' how to respond to Iran's ballistic missile attack last week ■ WHO official warns of 'higher risk of disease outbreaks' in Lebanon ■ what you need to know 368 days into the war

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• A Tel Aviv rooftop garden tells the survival stories of Israel's displaced farmers

  Haaretz - 16:19 Oct 08, 2024
  

  The project by the Asif Culinary Institute invited farmers from Israel's north and south to plant crops meaningful to them on a rooftop plot in Tel Aviv – to tell their stories and help plant new roots

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• Arab Israeli arrested for social media post allegedly celebrating October 7

  Haaretz - 16:06 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Police arrested Intisar Hijazi, 41, and photographed her blindfolded and handcuffed under an Israeli flag for a social media post they claim was 'disturbing public peace.' She was arrested after National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir complained about the post

• 'He's a bad fucking guy': New Woodward book gives unfiltered view of Biden-Netanyahu rift

  Haaretz - 14:32 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Excerpts from journalist Bob Woodward's upcoming book, 'War,' say the U.S. president described the Israeli prime minister as 'a fucking liar' and accused him of having no war strategy

• After October 7, just how far right will Israel go?

  Haaretz - 14:24 Oct 08, 2024
  

  October 7 should have handed Israel's wild-eyed right the perfect storm for success: wartime rallying and vengeful fury. So why don't the polls over the past year back that up?

• An iconic Jerusalem village, magnet for pilgrims, faces a towering threat

  Haaretz - 14:21 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Ein Karem, a unique pastoral village in the Israeli capital, draws tourists from all over the world. Now, it's in danger of losing its charm due to a planned real estate project. 'There is incredible greed here,' says a resident who is fighting the construction plan

• Trump attends two October 7 memorial events in NY and Miami, meets Israeli hostage's family

  Haaretz - 14:13 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Trump offered to sign a Jewish prayer book given to him by a rabbi at one event. The former president also suggested that Gaza's beachfront property could offer economic benefits and praised Israel's 'amazing' warfare, and said Israel needs to 'get smart about Trump'

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• 'Our friends died and our lives are on hold': Young Gazans on their hopes before the war

  Haaretz - 14:01 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Students, aspiring professionals and newly-weds: Young Palestinians in Gaza feel like they are both hurtling toward an increasingly grim reality and frozen in time since October 7, 2023

• 'For a mother, when her child is a hostage, he's a hostage. It doesn't matter if he's alive or dead'

  Haaretz - 13:42 Oct 08, 2024
  

  'For me, he is alive,' says Yael Adar, mother of hostage Tamir Adar, who the IDF announced was killed in captivity. 'Cognitively, I know he's not, but emotionally I allow myself the illusion that maybe there was a mistake, that maybe he will be found injured, that he'll return'

• West Bank's Palestinians fear Israeli army and settlers will stop them from harvesting olives again this year

  Haaretz - 11:45 Oct 08, 2024
  

  The current olive harvest season is especially important for the Palestinians given the economic hardship caused by the war. Settlers have already used violence against harvesters, and many fear that the army won't provide adequate protection and will prevent them from accessing their lands

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• 'The October 7 massacre gave another dimension to my work with human trafficking victims'

  Haaretz - 11:33 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Since October 7, Naama Sabato, a social worker specializing in trauma and human trafficking, has turned to art for solace and as a way to raise awareness of the struggles faced by hostages' families

• Hamas' October 7 anniversary message shows Israeli hostages are its final leverage

  Haaretz - 11:25 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Hamas' calls for the West Bank to join the fight and promises of a prolonged war are disconnected from reality. While they seek to pressure Israel into a hostage deal, Netanyahu and his government remain focused on other fronts

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• 'Politically homeless': These left-wing Australian Jews feel abandoned by their government since October 7

  Haaretz - 10:16 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Fed up with what they perceive as their government's bias against Israel and deeply troubled by an unprecedented wave of antisemitism at home, Jews in Australia explain why they are leaving the ruling Labor Party

• This Arab activist in Israel isn't afraid to criticize both Netanyahu and Hamas

  Haaretz - 09:26 Oct 08, 2024
  

  Sokina Taoon couldn't speak a word of Hebrew 11 years ago, but today she's a strong advocate for Jewish-Arab partnership across Israel. 'You cannot express identification with one side and hesitate when it happens on the other. That's not being human,' she says

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• All 'stumbling stones' honoring Nazi victims stolen in East German town on Oct. 7 anniversary

  Haaretz - 09:06 Oct 08, 2024
  

  In Zeitz, local officials noticed that all 10 of the stumbling stones in the town were missing. A town spokesman said a complaint has been filed with local police, who are investigating the crime

• Israeli army expands ground offensive to southwest Lebanon, bolsters its forces

  Haaretz - 08:01 Oct 08, 2024
  

  For now, the IDF's ground incursion in Lebanon is not deepening into the country but is instead focused on additional villages near the border fence where the Israeli army has not yet operated

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