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• An offer it must refuse: Why Israel and the U.S. shouldn't be shocked Iran won't commit suicide

  Haaretz - 01:32 Mar 16, 2026
  

  There is nothing more appropriate than to offer reconciliation, not to claim victory. Because a victory, no matter how decisive, is only temporary – until the next round

• Israel grants settlers and soldiers impunity – and a Palestinian family is shot dead

  Haaretz - 23:57 Mar 15, 2026
  

• Israel grants settlers and soldiers impunity – and a mother, father and two children are shot dead

  Haaretz - 23:57 Mar 15, 2026
  

• Israeli mothers pay the heavy price of an impossible routine, between work, air-raid sirens and childcare

  Haaretz - 22:48 Mar 15, 2026
  

  In recent years, we have been trained to follow instructions, display resilience and find patience amid war and unrelenting tragedies, while our government abandons us. How are we supposed to calm our kids as a missile falls outside, or commute to the office while schools are shut down?

• Why Israel sees no innocents in Gaza but seeks allies in Iran

  Haaretz - 21:55 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Israel's leaders portray Gazans as inseparable from Hamas while urging Iranians to rise against their regime. The contrast reflects political and military needs

• Education Ministry suspends Israeli teacher whose friend spray-painted Palestinian flag colors at West Bank bus stop

  Haaretz - 21:54 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Video footage shows the Jerusalem school teacher did not participate in the act, yet she was arrested alongside her friend and interrogated for five hours. The Education Ministry suspended her from teaching for two weeks

• Iran's missiles target the global economy's weak spot: oil prices

  Haaretz - 21:36 Mar 15, 2026
  

  With oil targets in Iraq, Bahrain, Dubai and Saudi Arabia being struck by Iran, oil prices are back up over $100 per barrel as Trump keeps making contradictory comments about the war's goals

• Rewriting the laws of war: Israel, Iran and the collapse of the old order

  Haaretz - 21:30 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Without UN authorization and without an imminent threat, the attack on Iran strains any serious interpretation of international law

  Tags: Iran

• Three more Iranian women's soccer players to return to Iran after rejecting Australia asylum offer

  Haaretz - 21:29 Mar 15, 2026
  

  The players had accepted humanitarian visas, offered amid concerns for their safety after having been labeled 'wartime traitors' on Iranian state television, but ultimately have decided to return to their home country

  Tags: Iranian

• Iran wants 'serious review' of Arab Gulf ties, denies role in Saudi oil attacks

  Haaretz - 19:56 Mar 15, 2026
  

  'We cannot do without each other,' Iran's ambassador to Saudi Arabia said when asked if he was concerned if Tehran's relationship with the Gulf will be harmed. Alireza Enayati denied it had struck Saudi oil refineries, saying Iran was only attacking U.S. and Israeli targets

  Tags: Saudi Iran

• IDF: Brother of Detroit synagogue shooter was recently killed Hezbollah militant

  Haaretz - 19:50 Mar 15, 2026
  

  According to the IDF, Ibrahim Mohamad Ghazali was a weapons operations commander in the militant group's Badr unit and was killed in an Israeli strike last week in Lebanon

• 'They gave their soil to U.S. forces to attack us': Iran's Araghchi defends strikes on Gulf states

  Haaretz - 19:38 Mar 15, 2026
  

  In an interview with CBS News' Face the Nation, the foreign minister said Iran had a 'legitimate right' to attack American assets in the region, and added Iran is open to negotiating with countries seeking safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz

• Iran needs not to lose to win the war. The U.S. and Israel need total victory

  Haaretz - 19:36 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Despite the U.S. retaliatory strike on Iran's largest oil hub, no solution appears in sight for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Iran also benefits from its renewed use of proxies in Lebanon and Iraq, and from fears of internal flare-ups there

  Tags: Iran

• Netanyahu's got 99 problems, but the Iran war ain't one

  Haaretz - 19:29 Mar 15, 2026
  

  The prime minister appears most concerned about losing the upcoming election, which could lead to imprisonment given the contradictions that emerged in his corruption trial. Although he said the coalition has national support, polls show it is declining

• IDF estimates two-thirds of Iran's military production capabilities damaged since start of war

  Haaretz - 19:16 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Israeli army officials said that Iran is not currently producing ballistic missiles on its own territory, but acknowledges that previous assessments misjudged Tehran's ability to rebuild its capabilities, and that it is difficult to estimate when, if at all, anti-regime protests might erupt again

• Hind Rajab is not alone: An orphaned Palestinian child gives testimony to deadly IDF fire

  Haaretz - 19:14 Mar 15, 2026
  

  A 12-year-old boy saw the killing of his parents and brothers by Israeli forces while sitting together in their car. He, like many other Palestinian children, is not only a victim, but a witness

  Tags: Palestinian

• IDF denies interceptor shortage against Iran missiles: 'Prepared for long war'

  Haaretz - 17:56 Mar 15, 2026
  

  U.S. outlet Semafor reported Israel told the White House its ballistic missile interceptor stockpile was running low; IDF sources denied the claim, saying they are 'monitoring the situation constantly'

• Israel and the U.S. have no plan for Iran. So Europe must stand up to Trump

  Haaretz - 17:21 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Trump and Netanyahu's war against Iran, from an energy crisis to a potential refugee emergency, is already spilling over into Europe. Instead of standing on the sidelines, Europeans must stand up to Trump, for reasons of principle as well as self-interest

  Tags: Iran Europe Trump

• Six wounded by Iranian missile strikes across central Israel

  Haaretz - 17:14 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Two Iranian cluster missiles damaged buildings, cars and property in several cities across central Israel; one man was moderately wounded in Bnei Brak while sitting in his car at the time of an explosion

  Tags: Israel

• Report: Saudi official denies Netanyahu confidant's visit to Riyadh for Lebanon talks

  Haaretz - 15:19 Mar 15, 2026
  

  Army Radio reported that Ron Dermer – who resigned as strategic affairs minister in November 2025 – visited Riyadh to discuss a Lebanon deal after the fighting with Hezbollah ends. Saudi sources denied the report, while Israel's foreign minister said negotiations are not imminent

  Tags: Lebanon Saudi Riyadh

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