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Closure of Israel-Jordan border crossing following attack to disrupt Gaza aid deliveries

Haaretz - 00:42 Sep 21, 2025

According to Israeli data, about 9 percent of aid to Gaza by truck passes through the Allenby crossing. Aid groups say Jordan is crucial for supplying tents urgently needed amid the evacuation of Gaza City residents

Tags: Gaza
Police clash with protesters after break-in at Likud event in central Israel; four arrested

Haaretz - 23:26 Sep 20, 2025

Police pushed protesters, seized a Haaretz photographer's press credentials, and footage shows a lawmaker stumbling, prompting Netanyahu to warn that if law enforcement fails to act, 'the blood will be on their hands'

Tags: Police
Instead of whining and making excuses, Israel must start listening

Haaretz - 22:42 Sep 20, 2025

The world is embracing the two-state solution not out of anti-Israel sentiment, but because it is the only feasible framework to end the conflict

Tags: Israel
The more deranged Netanyahu becomes, the more his political opposition fades

Haaretz - 22:18 Sep 20, 2025

What a genuine, ambitious political opposition would say in response to Netanyahu's mad 'Sparta' speech
'An incredible period': Pro-IDF NGO gives soldiers coloring books depicting destroyed Gaza

Haaretz - 21:25 Sep 20, 2025

'If the IDF wants to keep politics out of the army, it must also stop the far-right from reaching soldiers,' a reservist says, as booklets distributed in active combat zones vowed that former Israeli settlements in Gaza 'will not fall again'

Tags: Gaza
What kind of life awaits the six babies born in Gaza this weekend?

Haaretz - 21:00 Sep 20, 2025

They are among the last children born in Gaza in the current Jewish year, and it is uncertain whether they even have two living parents

Tags: Gaza
In its vengeful war in Gaza, Israel played the tragic role Hamas had scripted

Haaretz - 20:55 Sep 20, 2025

How Hamas' slain chief Sinwar, well-versed in Zionism and Jewish history, pulled every trigger of Jewish trauma
Netanyahu asked Trump to halt Egyptian military buildup in Sinai, source says

Haaretz - 19:26 Sep 20, 2025

The recent increase in troops deployed is meant to prevent 'forcibly displaced Palestinians' from relocating in Egypt, a source said, while Netanyahu hopes that if military presence Sinai decreases, Gaza's population could leave the Strip en masse, according to sources said

Tags: Sinai Netanyahu
IDF says Hamas fired on UN team opening humanitarian route in Gaza

Haaretz - 18:00 Sep 20, 2025

In a separate incident on Friday, UNICEF said gunmen seized trucks carrying lifesaving food for 2,700 severely malnourished children in Gaza, calling the theft 'devastating' and warning that 'children are bearing the heaviest burden' of the Israeli offensive in Gaza

Tags: Gaza
'My son is being bombed to death on Netanyahu's orders': Thousands protest across Israel for hostage deal, end to war

Haaretz - 15:20 Sep 20, 2025

Following a week-long encampment of hostage families outside the residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Israelis protested across Israel, against the IDF's incursion into Gaza City, as fears for the lives of the hostages intensify

Tags: Israel
Israeli actor and singer Aryeh Moskona dies at age 78

Haaretz - 15:13 Sep 20, 2025

Moskona, born in Bulgaria and raised in Israel, starred in iconic films like Kazablan and Givat Halfon, won two Ophir Awards, and recorded hit songs in the 1970s. 'He was a giant of Israeli stage and screen,' colleagues said. He is survived by his wife, four children and ten grandchildren

Tags: Israeli
Over 50 Gazans reportedly killed by IDF on Saturday, including family of Al-Shifa Hospital director

Haaretz - 14:01 Sep 20, 2025

As the IDF continues its strikes in Gaza City, Gaza's Information Ministry reported that some 270,000 people have been displaced from their homes in Gaza City following Israel's ground incursion, while more than 900,000 residents refuse to move south
Israel's week in photos by Haaretz photographers

Haaretz - 10:26 Sep 20, 2025
Olympic committee not discussing barring Israel, chief says, amid calls for exclusion over Gaza war

Haaretz - 08:36 Sep 20, 2025

Amid calls to bar Israel from international sporting events over the war in Gaza, the president of the International Olympic Committee stressed that Israel's participation in the Olympics is not in question, noting that the country has not violated the Olympic charter – unlike Russia, which was suspended

Tags: Gaza Israel Olympic
Portugal to recognize a Palestinian state, government says

Haaretz - 07:48 Sep 20, 2025

Unlike neighbouring Spain, whose leftist government recognized Palestinian statehood in May 2024 alongside Ireland and Norway and called on other EU countries to do the same, Portugal has taken a more cautious approach

Tags: Portugal Palestinian
'Their voices aren't being heard': Hostage families feel pushed aside at Knesset

Haaretz - 07:11 Sep 20, 2025

Hostage activist Ayelet Sela-Yongerman says families of the hostages – who have unwillingly become experts in media, parliamentary work, and politics – once spoke at the start of every Knesset session. Now, others open each session instead, and many families have stopped attending

Tags: Hostage Knesset
'Constant fear': freed Israeli hostage Naama Levy details Gaza captivity to UN

Haaretz - 06:12 Sep 20, 2025

Former hostage Naama Levy testified that setbacks in Gaza cease-fire and hostage release talks were the most emotionally challenging during her time in captivity. 'You realize everything is stuck, hope starts to fade away, and all you can do is pray and try to hold on to your sanity'

Tags: Gaza Naama Levy
Calling Gazans vermin is more than an insult – it's a strategy of war

Haaretz - 05:34 Sep 20, 2025

From Defense Minister Gallant's 'human beasts' to comparing Gazans to sharks and lice, vermin-related metaphors have flooded our discourse since October 7. Our language itself has grown toxic
'Some scholars cling to the victim narrative, but Mizrahim are a remarkable success story'

Haaretz - 04:15 Sep 20, 2025

Prof. Meirav Aharon Gutman is fed up with hearing about the discrimination of the communities that comprise Israel's social periphery. Her vast body of research paints a very different picture
Jenin refugee camp residents thought IDF troops had left. The result: two teens shot dead

Haaretz - 03:09 Sep 20, 2025

A few dozen Palestinians who thought the Israeli army had withdrawn from their refugee camp tried to return to their destroyed homes to retrieve a few belongings. Then two army jeeps showed up and soldiers opened fire

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