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Trump must use his most powerful weapon to stop the Gaza cease-fire unraveling

Haaretz - 22:01 Oct 28, 2025

After boasting of a deal that ended 'thousands of years of conflict,' Trump wakes to Gaza strikes and a slipping truce – and anything short of an explicit 'no' is read in Jerusalem as a green light

Tags: Gaza Trump
Tucker Carlson hosts avowed antisemite Nick Fuentes as far-right strengthens hold on GOP

Haaretz - 21:53 Oct 28, 2025

Once persona non grata within the Republican mainstream, Fuentes - an avowed antisemite and Holocaust denier - shared his views on Israel and Judaism
Autistic Israeli teen being held as security detainee for two weeks after visit to West Bank

Haaretz - 21:13 Oct 28, 2025

The 14-year-old boy, a resident of central Israel, was arrested two weeks ago on suspicion of security offenses. His mother and an attorney who visited him at the detention facility said he has been subjected to harsh conditions and violence by both guards and inmates
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Haaretz - 21:09 Oct 28, 2025
Group representing Oct.7 victims to ramp up battle for state commission of inquiry

Haaretz - 20:17 Oct 28, 2025

October Council members call on the Israeli public to join them in a 'rage rally' outside Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem on Saturday. 'They lied to us. We're getting whitewash and abandonment,' said Menashe Manzuri, whose daughters Roya and Norelle were murdered at the Nova music festival
Netanyahu's corruption trial shows that governmental power has defeated Israel's rule of law

Haaretz - 19:28 Oct 28, 2025

The war in Gaza may have ended, but Netanyahu remains set on dragging out the trial for as long as possible, until he can find an escape route. 'The trend is clear,' someone in a strategic position told Haaretz. 'We're on the verge of a different system of government'
'French Jews don't know who their friends are anymore': Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur on the Gaza war's impact

Haaretz - 17:54 Oct 28, 2025
Netanyahu ally Javier Milei wins big in Argentina's midterm election

Haaretz - 17:50 Oct 28, 2025

Argentine President Javier Milei's party emerged victorious and is expected to form a right-wing coalition to solidify its legislative power. Multiple Jewish candidates were elected to represent Milei's party, the Peronist opposition and a far-left list led by an outspoken Jewish anti-Zionist
Israel's Army Radio panel backs closure of news division and possibly entire station, bucking Israel's AG

Haaretz - 17:33 Oct 28, 2025

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara had ordered that the recommendations not be submitted to Israel's defense minister until the legality of the committee members' appointments is reviewed, amid claims of a flawed process

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Pro-Israel, far-right Geert Wilders leads Netherlands' election in a turbulent time for Dutch Jews

Haaretz - 17:32 Oct 28, 2025

The Netherlands' far-right, pro-Israel politician Geert Wilders is expected to win another election on Wednesday - but not end up the prime minister - amid a polarized political climate fueled by the Gaza war, as well as the cost of living, immigration and antisemitism

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IDF: 279 soldiers attempted to take their own lives between January 2024 and July 2025

Haaretz - 16:24 Oct 28, 2025

Military data shows that 36 Israeli soldiers died by suicide by July 2025. Only six of them saw an IDF mental health professional in the two months before their deaths. At least 13 soldiers who were not on active duty have taken their own lives since the Gaza war began

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Israeli strikes kill 26 across Gaza Strip, in 'forceful response' to Hamas attack in Rafah

Haaretz - 16:03 Oct 28, 2025

Following consultations, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the IDF to begin 'forceful strikes' in the Gaza Strip starting immediately. Hamas said that it is delaying the return of a hostage's body it found on Tuesday, citing 'violations' of the cease-fire by Israel

Tags: Gaza Strip Hamas
Inside the ornate churches serving two of Jerusalem's oldest Christian communities

Haaretz - 15:17 Oct 28, 2025

Tours organized by Open House Jerusalem bring visitors to the heart of two ancient Christian communities in the Old City's Armenian Quarter: the Cathedral of St. James and the Syriac Church of St. Mark

Tags: Christian
'Genocide is not an opinion': A-listers boycott The New York Times over 'anti-Palestinian bias'

Haaretz - 13:52 Oct 28, 2025

Over 300 well-known figures – including Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, author Sally Rooney and actor Hannah Einbinder – refuse to write for The New York Times until it reforms its newsroom, calls for a U.S. weapons embargo, and retracts its report on sexual violence during the October 7 attacks

Tags: The New York Times
With 10,000 still missing in Gaza, survivors search for their loved ones' bodies under the rubble

Haaretz - 13:42 Oct 28, 2025

Some Palestinian families know where the bodies of their relatives are. Many others don't know where to search. One woman said she saw her family's graves destroyed and the bodies removed, telling Haaretz, 'It was a frightening, searing, heartrending sight'
The return of the Gaza hostages and the IDF soldiers is not enough – it's time to re-learn compassion

Haaretz - 13:38 Oct 28, 2025
Judges in Netanyahu's trial agree to shorten session due to 'security developments'

Haaretz - 11:39 Oct 28, 2025

The court accepted the prime minister's request to shorten the testimony to 1:30 P.M. instead of 4 P.M., as Netanyahu plans to meet with defense officials at 2 P.M. to discuss Hamas' cease-fire violations after it returned remains of a body already recovered in 2023
Israel has forgotten its natural dimensions. The U.S. is here to remind it

Haaretz - 10:57 Oct 28, 2025

The Americans recognized that Israel had gone too far. But it kept treating it leniently and embracingly, at a time when what was actually needed was bullying. To force a bully to give in, you have to be a bigger bully. And "King" Trump is the king of bullies

Tags: Israel
Creative use of bullshit: Why right-wing populist 'journalist' Amit Segal calls Haaretz Israel's greatest threat

Haaretz - 10:44 Oct 28, 2025

The Channel 12 pundit's latest tirade against Haaretz isn't about journalism – it's about silencing criticism against Netanyahu's government and whitewashing settler violence
Israeli study identifies new form of trauma among families of hostages

Haaretz - 10:21 Oct 28, 2025

Living between hope and despair, relatives describe crippling anxiety, deep sadness, and sleepless nights. The researchers propose a holistic "socio-ecological" approach to treating them

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