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• Qatargate could be one blow too many for Netanyahu

  Haaretz - 21:45 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Netanyahu's ministers and associates try to downplay it, but the Qatargate affair may validate the sense of disgust felt by many of Netanyahu's former supporters after October 7, pushing them one step further away

  Tags: Qatargate

• UN recovers 15 aid workers' bodies in Gaza, say some found bound and shot

  Haaretz - 20:51 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Rescue teams say some victims had their hands tied and were shot at close range, suggesting they were executed. The IDF claims some of those killed were militants and says the vehicles were moving 'suspiciously'

• What happened to Greenland can happen to Israel

  Haaretz - 20:33 Apr 01, 2025
  

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  Haaretz - 20:27 Apr 01, 2025
  

• Netanyahu adviser seeks to have the U.S. impose sanctions on Israeli protesters

  Haaretz - 20:09 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Caroline Glick, who has spearheaded the prime minister's 'deep state' campaign online, is trying to persuade the Trump administration to impose sanctions on civil-society groups protesting against her boss

• Israelis will have to look in the mirror and see the Gaza atrocities committed in our name

  Haaretz - 19:43 Apr 01, 2025
  

• Palestinians report three wounded after dozens of settlers raid West Bank village

  Haaretz - 19:36 Apr 01, 2025
  

  The IDF said that while the chain of events is not yet clear, they know that around 6 P.M. dozens of settlers set fire to Palestinian property. An Israeli police source says forces found a vehicle, a chicken coop, and several buildings ablaze

• Deep State of despair: Only one side can win Israel's existential war

  Haaretz - 18:58 Apr 01, 2025
  

• Report warned Netanyahu of security flaws along Israel's northern border before October 7

  Haaretz - 18:47 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Israel's state comptroller released parts of an August 2023 report warning of serious flaws in the security of Israel's northern border nearly two months before Hamas' attack on its south

  Tags: Israel's

• Former Israeli Prime Minister Bennett registers new party ahead of return to politics

  Haaretz - 18:39 Apr 01, 2025
  

  'If and when a decision will be made regarding the elections, a statement will be released,' the former prime minister said. Recent polls have shown that a party led by Bennett would become a major player in Israeli politics

• Protester arrested for sexual harassment prompts selective enforcement allegations against Israel Police

  Haaretz - 18:33 Apr 01, 2025
  

  A 73-year-old protester's arrest for allegedly sexually harassing a Border Police officer sparked a wave of testimonies from protesters who say they were groped by police

• 'They said he has been shackled in iron chains for a year and a half'

  Haaretz - 17:52 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Alon Ohel's parents were relieved by signs of life from returning captives, but the news of his worsening health deepened their distress. 'How can we focus on other issues when hostages remain in Gaza?'

• Jerusalem Post Editor-in-Chief Zvika Klein named as journalist involved in Qatargate

  Haaretz - 17:14 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Klein is suspected of contact with a foreign agent amid the scandal, which was aimed at whitewashing Qatar's image ahead of the 2022 World Cup

• Daycare operator in southern Israel sentenced to over 10 years in prison for child abuse

  Haaretz - 16:02 Apr 01, 2025
  

  The indictment says the 63-year-old physically assaulted 23 toddlers, with all in the daycare being 'exposed to her relentless violence'

• This April already has plenty of fools – but in Israel, the joke's on us

  Haaretz - 15:41 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Throughout all this, I was hoping that someone, anyone, would pop out and yell 'April Fools!' But no one has materialized, and I am left to believe that this is reality

• 'In Israel, we now have crumbs of democracy, not real democracy'

  Haaretz - 15:06 Apr 01, 2025
  

• What Netanyahu's twisted decision-making process means for Israelis' security

  Haaretz - 14:37 Apr 01, 2025
  

  By flip-flopping on his decision to appoint Eli Sharvit as the next head of the Shin Bet, Benjamin Netanyahu vindicated his critics – who have been saying for years that he prioritizes political considerations over Israel's national security

• French court sides with the rule of law, enraging chaos-thirsty Marine Le Pen

  Haaretz - 14:25 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Without a grandiose statement about French democracy, the judges simply resolved to stand firm in guarding the rule of law. A wily and ruthless politician, far-right Marine Le Pen will undoubtedly seek to make the 'system' pay – possibly starting with an act of gratifying political revenge

  Tags: French Marine

• The Israeli scientist who discovered why bacteria kill themselves

  Haaretz - 14:05 Apr 01, 2025
  

  The Hebrew University professor discovered that when a population of bacteria encounters an existential problem, some of the bacteria die for the sake of the survival of others in the group

• Trump administration threatens Harvard's federal grants over 'illegal' pro-Palestinian protests

  Haaretz - 14:04 Apr 01, 2025
  

  Harvard has reportedly been trying to mitigate accusations related to pro-Palestinian partnerships and saving funds in anticipation of potential financial losses. Last week, it suspended a research partnership with Birzeit University in the West Bank

  Tags: Palestinian

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