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Fintech giant Revolut confirms customer data breach through fake government requests

Haaretz - 10:47 Sep 13, 2026

The British fintech company's customer data was stolen through requests impersonating a government agency, the company confirmed, while saying its customers' funds were safe. Revolut is in the final stages of obtaining a license to operate in Israel

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Iranian ship struck near Strait of Hormuz, killing one, Iranian media report

Haaretz - 08:18 Sep 13, 2026

IRNA news agency quoted the Qeshm governor as blaming a 'terrorist enemy' for the attack. Also overnight into Sunday, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations monitor reported another vessel hit by a projectile while transiting the strait
Three bodies found in burning vehicle near Arab Israeli city in suspected homicide

Haaretz - 06:57 Sep 13, 2026

Police opened an investigation, saying the motive was likely criminal. A police source said the men were suspected of being murdered before the vehicle was set on fire • Israel's 2026 homicide toll now at 205
Israel's imminent constitutional crisis exposes a bigger problem with modern democracy

Haaretz - 06:28 Sep 13, 2026

The separation of powers was designed to prevent governments from accumulating unchecked power. But in the 21st century, corporations, banks and algorithms increasingly wield powers that democracies struggle to restrain
Saudis shut down oil pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea shipping

Haaretz - 01:16 Sep 13, 2026

Saudi Arabia closed the pipeline following a drone attack launched from Iraq. It has served as the main route for global supplies of Middle East ⁠oil for the past six months, while the Strait of Hormuz has been largely shut by war
The evolution of choice and arguing about it

Haaretz - 23:53 Sep 12, 2026

When did our ability to communicate advance beyond grunting and gesturing? Clues to the genesis of our linguistic abilities may lie in extraordinary choices by ordinary hominins
Ultra-Orthodox schoolgirls in Israel outperform their secular counterparts, study shows

Haaretz - 23:50 Sep 12, 2026

According to the OECD's 2025 international PISA report, non-religious schoolgirls in Israel lagged two years behind their ultra-Orthodox counterparts in reading. A smaller gap in mathematics also favored the Haredi students

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Israeli-directed film on Gaza killings wins Special Jury Prize at Venice Film Festival

Haaretz - 23:24 Sep 12, 2026

'NAZA,' Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary on 'the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza,' won the Venice Film Festival's third-place award. Its premiere received a record 25-minute standing ovation

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Saudi Arabia says Houthi attack wounds two, damages mosque

Haaretz - 21:32 Sep 12, 2026
What drove Israelis to leave after October 7? A new book looks for answers

Haaretz - 20:17 Sep 12, 2026

Avi Shahaf interviews 16 Israelis who left the country after October 7. While their testimonies echo a profound political and moral rupture, the book offers few insights on what sets this new wave of emigration apart

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The money race: How much Israeli politicians are spending on online ads

Haaretz - 20:14 Sep 12, 2026

A Haaretz analysis of Meta's ad data shows Netanyahu's opponents have outspent him online for years. Now he's spending again - with a vengeance
Iran and UAE signal thawing relations, urge restraint in Middle East conflict

Haaretz - 18:03 Sep 12, 2026

Iranian President Pezeshkian met with the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi on the sidelines of the first day of the New Delhi summit. In May, Iranian media reported that Tehran accused the UAE of direct involvement in military operations against it
I need to leave Israel. Or do I?

Haaretz - 15:21 Sep 12, 2026

As Israel heads into its first election since October 7 and Gaza's destruction, it has become the ultimate island. Whether to leave or stay is on everyone's mind

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Jewish Iranian-American jailed over Israel visit freed, but can't leave Iran

Haaretz - 15:20 Sep 12, 2026

Kamran Hekmati was prosecuted over a trip to Israel 13 years ago for his son's bar mitzvah. His family says Iran has yet to return his passport after releasing him from Evin Prison

Tags: Iran Israel
IDF soldier filmed shooting Palestinian for no apparent reason in West Bank

Haaretz - 14:56 Sep 12, 2026

The IDF said troops first fired in the air and then at the Palestinian and that the incident is under review. Similar settler incursions accompanied by soldiers have increased in recent weeks

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'An interesting and wonderful Jewish immigrant': The barefoot prophet who preached vegetarianism

Haaretz - 12:42 Sep 12, 2026

He was austere, a vegetarian and someone who strove to live in harmony with nature. Eastern European-born Eliezer Kamenezky left a fleeting mark on the Land of Israel last century and went on to lead an extraordinary life
Want to disappear? In the digital age, going off the grid is almost impossible

Haaretz - 12:39 Sep 12, 2026

Israeli mother and daughter Mali and Liel Yahalomi tried to disappear abroad, only to be tracked down in Argentina. Their story reveals how smartphones, credit cards, cameras and our digital footprints have made going off the grid nearly impossible
Report: U.S. links Chinese satellite imagery to Iranian strike that killed troops

Haaretz - 11:30 Sep 12, 2026

The finding adds pressure ahead of Trump and Xi's planned September 24 summit. A former CIA analyst said the flow of Chinese technology and data to Iran 'starts to look pretty substantial' in improving its long-range strike capabilities

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'The Fault Line': A documentary miniseries revisits the election that changed Israel

Haaretz - 10:39 Sep 12, 2026

Avida Livny's documentary returns to Israel's 1981 election and shows that right-wing violence was a strategy that worked – and worked well
Trump says Iran 'probably' behind attack on Saudi pipeline

Haaretz - 09:45 Sep 12, 2026

Saudi Arabia shut down its major East-West oil pipeline on Friday as a precaution after it was attacked by drones. Meanwhile, the Houthis' capture of a strategic Red Sea island threatens a vital shipping route

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