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U.S. sees Palestinian Authority as possible solution in Gaza, yet Israel is working to weaken it

Haaretz - 17:12 Nov 01, 2023

While the beleaguered West Bank body headed by President Mahmoud Abbas is being championed by the Biden administration, far-right Israeli ministers are seeking to withhold funding for it
Far-right Israeli Knesset member Zvi Sukkot to head subcommittee on the West Bank

Haaretz - 16:20 Nov 01, 2023

In his youth, Sukkot, of the Religious Zionism party, was a target of the Shin Bet security service over his alleged involvement in Jewish extremist activity in the West Bank

Tags: West Bank
Hamas official: We will repeat October 7 attacks until Israel is annihilated

Haaretz - 16:10 Nov 01, 2023

The existence of Israel is the root of all violence and pain, Hamas official Ghazi Hamad tells Lebanese TV

Tags: Hamas Israel
Hundreds involved in attacking Arabs and leftists, but Israel Police arrest only four

Haaretz - 14:51 Nov 01, 2023

A police spokesperson said 'incidents continue to be investigated with aim of identifying more suspects,' despite police being present at many incidents, and video evidence at some
Shots in the dark: Haaretz photographers have also joined the war

Haaretz - 13:43 Nov 01, 2023

Documenting the Israel-Hamas war: We have followed five Haaretz photographers in pursuit of showing the horror of war, without actually showing it

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Widespread internet and phone services restored after major outages in Gaza

Haaretz - 12:47 Nov 01, 2023

While communications have since begun to be restored, the Red Cross said such blackouts disrupt the work of first responders and make it harder for civilians to seek safety. Last weekend, cellular and internet service abruptly vanished for most of Gaza amid a heavy Israeli bombardment

Tags: Gaza
Israel is not committing genocide in Gaza

Haaretz - 12:22 Nov 01, 2023

The contention that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza in retribution for Hamas' October 7 massacres is a false claim not founded in international law. It is a dangerous distraction that is more likely to lead to more civilian deaths in Gaza, Israel and far beyond

Tags: Gaza Israel
Amid the mourning, Israel's settlement enterprise celebrates a great victory

Haaretz - 12:05 Nov 01, 2023
Palestinian Health Ministry: Man with special needs shot dead by Israeli army in West Bank

Haaretz - 11:35 Nov 01, 2023

Eyewitnesses say 65-year-old Majid Awad was wandering in the street a when he shot by a sniper during an IDF operation. Three other armed men were killed in Jenin by the IDF
First group of foreign nationals crosses Rafah border from Gaza to Egypt

Haaretz - 11:31 Nov 01, 2023

Up to 500 foreign passport holders will pass the Rafah border crossing from Gaza to Egypt on Wednesday, after Qatar mediated an agreement between Egypt, Israel and Hamas. A source says the opening is not related to matters such as the issue of the hostages and a humanitarian ceasefire

Tags: Gaza Egypt Rafah
Israeli tech giant whose daughter was murdered: 'We won’t make peace with Hamas, but maybe with Abbas'

Haaretz - 11:07 Nov 01, 2023

On October 7, the youngest daughter of Mellanox founder Eyal Waldman and her partner were murdered by Hamas. The entrepreneur, who established a development center in Gaza, still dreams of peace and calls on Netanyahu to resign

Tags: Hamas
Hamas says it will free non-Israeli hostages 'within days'

Haaretz - 10:46 Nov 01, 2023

The release of any foreign hostages, if it happens, isn’t part of any declared deal between Israel and Hamas but may be a product of understandings reached during a visit to Qatar by Iranian Foreign Minister

Tags: Hamas
The match lit in Yemen may force Saudi Arabia and the U.S. to take a stance

Haaretz - 10:38 Nov 01, 2023

The Houthis’ launches of ballistic missiles and drones haven’t posed a direct strategic threat to Israel. But they could have consequences on other fronts, chief among them: normalization and the Saudi defense pact with the U.S.
Blinken makes forceful case for Gaza aid, says humanitarian pauses 'must be considered'

Haaretz - 10:31 Nov 01, 2023

In an op-ed published in the Washington Post, the U.S. Secretary of State writes 'We don’t have to choose between defending Israel and aiding Palestinian civilians.' He also re-affirmed the two-state solution as 'the sole viable path to lasting peace'
Archaeologists discover earliest use of vegan dye in Israeli cave

Haaretz - 10:08 Nov 01, 2023

At Kebara 15,000 years ago, plant-based pigment was used to dye beads and, possibly, wow the other Natufians, archaeologists suggest
Hey, McDonald’s, which side of the Israel-Gaza war are you on?

Haaretz - 10:06 Nov 01, 2023

Corporate America has come out in support of Israel, but that hasn’t always been welcome. Younger Americans are more sympathetic to Palestinians than billionaires and CEOs
17 Israeli soldiers killed since start of Gaza ground operation, IDF confirms

Haaretz - 08:23 Nov 01, 2023

Total number of Israeli soldiers killed in the Gaza Strip from Tuesday rose to 17. The IDF's operation in the Jabalya refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip on Tuesday took control of a Hamas military stronghold and killed the commander of Hamas' Jabalya Brigade

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Israeli army's faster-than-expected advance in Gaza makes its mission even more complex

Haaretz - 04:00 Nov 01, 2023

The impact of the Israeli army's advance deep into the Gaza Strip will only be evident over time, as Iran grows anxious about Hamas's ability to withstand this. Meanwhile, preparing for months in Gaza, the U.S. favors a strategy focused on precise, targeted strikes

Tags: Gaza Israeli
Bolivia severs ties with Israel over Gaza, other Latin American countries recall envoys

Haaretz - 02:39 Nov 01, 2023

The three South American nations lambasted Israel's attacks on Gaza and condemned the deaths of Palestinian citizens

Tags: Gaza
Direct rocket hits, partial protection: How a hospital operates in Israel's most bombarded city

Haaretz - 02:06 Nov 01, 2023

Since the beginning of the war, the Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon has endured three direct rocket strikes. Although its precarious location, it is only partially protected, and as a result, its occupancy rate remains at just 30%, despite high demand and necessity

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