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Israel to okay plan splitting West Bank in two to 'bury the idea of a Palestinian state'

Haaretz - 11:39 Aug 14, 2025

Smotrich vows to 'bury the idea of a Palestinian state' with 3,400 homes in E1. 'They'll talk of a Palestinian dream, we'll build a Jewish reality,' he said, as the plan deepens West Bank divisions and draws global criticism

Tags: West Bank Palestinian
Israel's moneyed elite: Choose resistance – before it's too late for you, too

Haaretz - 11:20 Aug 14, 2025

Record profits in the business sector are lulling philanthropists, foundations and business leaders into complacency. After a decade of silence by the elites Israel is on the road to total collapse
Why, despite Gaza's carnage, I still have hope for Israel and Palestine

Haaretz - 10:47 Aug 14, 2025

I come from a country and a continent where thinking in nationalities and ethnicities has brought immeasurable pain, suffering and death. But conversely, doing the opposite – building on what unites rather what divides – has brought the longest period of peace and prosperity in history
Establishing a new Jewish home – in the bomb shelter

Haaretz - 10:33 Aug 14, 2025

Love in the time of reinforced concrete: A psychedelic Tu B'Av video from the Jewish National Identity Authority swaps flowers and vows for sirens, shelters and a sermon on eternal war
Meanwhile in the West Bank, every Israeli soldier 'does whatever he wants'

Haaretz - 10:09 Aug 14, 2025

In July alone, the Israeli army conducted over 1,300 raids on Palestinian neighborhoods. Residents endure constant harassments, knowing every soldier acts with impunity, and no one will intervene. 'We see that every soldier behaves like a commander, doing whatever he wants, with no fear of higher rank'

Tags: Israeli
'In light of such a massive failure, a moral debt must be paid. They all must be brought home'

Haaretz - 09:58 Aug 14, 2025

Shimon Elkabetz always preferred to stay behind the scenes, but has been interviewing nonstop since his daughter, Sivan, was killed on October 7, 2023, in hopes of helping to release the hostages from Gaza and allow the families what he will never get – an embrace from their loved ones
Wildfire unveils lost biblical village of Bethsaida

Haaretz - 09:54 Aug 14, 2025

The fire that scorched the Betiha nature reserve exposed mounds all over el-Araj: These were the homes of Bethsaida, archaeologists say. And there was a public building too

Tags: Bethsaida
Galloping toward the abyss, one IDF Chief at a Time

Haaretz - 09:47 Aug 14, 2025

Eyal Zamir's fall from grace shows the far right's unending cycle: coronate, humiliate, replace
Former IDF chief demanded watchdog shelve October 7 reports that criticize him

Haaretz - 03:01 Aug 14, 2025

State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman refused Herzl Halevi's request to shelve the draft reports after the former army chief claimed that Engelman refused to meet with him and created a false narrative against him
Iran scrambles to shore up regional clout as domestic and bilateral crises mount

Haaretz - 03:00 Aug 14, 2025

In Lebanon and Iraq, the Islamic Republic is trying to make it clear that it still has the power to influence their stability and policies – but the main concerns are the reimposition of international sanctions and public pressure to rehabilitate the economy
Released hostages urge Trump to make a hostage deal: 'Be the president of peace'

Haaretz - 02:19 Aug 14, 2025
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Haaretz - 23:04 Aug 13, 2025
Over 100 international NGOs criticize Israel for 'weaponizing' Gaza aid with stringent registration process

Haaretz - 23:01 Aug 13, 2025

A joint letter, signed by organizations such as Oxfam and Save the Children, was spurred by 'desperation,' said a director of an NGO that signed the letter: 'It's like sending up a flare from a boat in the middle of the ocean, hoping somebody sees you and does something'
Palestinian official: Turkey pressuring Hamas to disarm, resume Gaza cease-fire talks

Haaretz - 22:11 Aug 13, 2025

According to the source, 'Hamas is feeling the political isolation and knows it cannot dig in its heels.' Meanwhile, an Israeli source told Haaretz that if the U.S. and the mediators present a plan that meets Israel's demands, negotiations could be renewed

Tags: Hamas
Australian Jews long feared Palestine recognition. Here's how Netanyahu helped it along

Haaretz - 21:43 Aug 13, 2025

The Australian government's decision to recognize a Palestinian state – along with France, Canada and the U.K. – will do nothing to end the war in Gaza. But it has spurred a quiet panic among Australia's Jews
Locking out the law: Levin's abuse of power demands criminal investigation

Haaretz - 21:39 Aug 13, 2025
Israeli restaurant in Berlin delays opening for second time over protests against owner's ties to GHF

Haaretz - 20:47 Aug 13, 2025

'If you starve people in Gaza, don't come feed people in Berlin': Gila and Nancy, a restaurant co-owned by the former spokesman of the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, Shahar Segal, was initially scheduled to open mid-July, but the opening was delayed after a similar protest
Reflecting on Israel's collapse at a rock concert: 'And the end is hard'

Haaretz - 20:41 Aug 13, 2025
When Anas Al-Sharif died, so did journalism, and so did truth and solidarity

Haaretz - 20:37 Aug 13, 2025

Israel's journalists refuse to see that a country that has killed more newspeople in this war in Gaza than have been killed in any other conflict in history will one day also turn its guns on them
Unvaccinated toddler dies of measles as cases, vaccinations rise in Israel

Haaretz - 20:34 Aug 13, 2025

Despite a surge in vaccinations, measles cases continue to climb, with 503 confirmed infections and 12 unvaccinated children hospitalized. 'This death was entirely preventable,' said a Health Ministry official, warning that the real numbers may be far higher

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