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• When did King Hezekiah reign? Controversial artifacts may resolve biblical controversy

  Haaretz - 12:05 Jul 02, 2024
  

  The Bible contradicts itself on the regnal years of the king of Judah who rebelled against Assyria. Study of seal impressions from the antiquities market claims to break the impasse

• Two Israeli soldiers killed in central Gaza combat, IDF says

  Haaretz - 11:35 Jul 02, 2024
  

  30-year-old Master Sgt. (res.) Nadav Elchanan Knoller from Jeruslaem and 25-year-old Maj. (res.) Eyal Avnion are the two soldiers who were killed on Monday. Another soldier was wounded in combat

• Israel pledges to establish system to transfer sick Gazans for medical treatment abroad via Egypt

  Haaretz - 11:26 Jul 02, 2024
  

  Israel said it will present updates on the progress of the scheme within a week. The petitioners' lawyers were forced to leave the High Court hearing under guard, because of a right-wing protest against it

  Tags: Israel

• 'Make America greet again': Why immigration matters for U.S. Jewish voters this November

  Haaretz - 10:59 Jul 02, 2024
  

  America's Jewish community has long been associated with immigration advocacy. Now, pro-immigration Jewish activists are calling on community leaders to take a stronger stand, while pushing back against GOP 'misinformation and fearmongering,' ahead of November's presidential election

  Tags: Jewish

• How will the Gaza war change Israeli psychotherapy?

  Haaretz - 10:23 Jul 02, 2024
  

  Freud and his disciples did their utmost to keep political reality from creeping into their talks with patients, a decision that almost brought their movement to an end

• Killer of Israeli pedestrian at a crosswalk sentenced to 16 years in prison

  Haaretz - 09:44 Jul 02, 2024
  

  Adi Mizrahi, who stabbed 52-year-old Yuri Volkov in Holon in 2022, was charged with murder out of indifference in a plea deal. The indictment says evidence made it difficult to determine if Volkov's death was caused by the stabbing, or the medical treatment he received

• Israel reconnects Gaza with electricity for water desalination and sewage plant

  Haaretz - 09:12 Jul 02, 2024
  

  Israeli security officials said that repair of electric wires in Gaza and connecting them to the Israeli grid is carried out as a humanitarian effort to prevent disease outbreaks and contamination in Gaza that may endanger IDF forces in the Strip and Israeli residents

  Tags: Gaza

• Israel's State Prosecutor: Calling United Arab List party lawmakers terrorists constitutes protected speech

  Haaretz - 08:25 Jul 02, 2024
  

  The statement came in response to UAL lawmaker Waleed Alhwashla's request to remove National Missions Minister Orit Strock's immunity in order to file an indictment against her for incitement, after she called his party 'terrorists in a suit and tie and a sweet smile' in May

• Opposition leader Lapid says Netanyahu planning to fire Israel's AG

  Haaretz - 08:22 Jul 02, 2024
  

  Far-right minister David Amsalem accused the attorney general of 'doing everything to bring down the government.' Lapid warned Netanyahu is looking to fire the AG, and told his party's lawmakers that no option was being ruled out, including collective resignation

  Tags: Lapid Netanyahu

• How Israel is contending with a potential far-right French election win by Le Pen's National Rally party

  Haaretz - 03:05 Jul 02, 2024
  

  Israel will now need to weigh the French far right's current positions on Israel against its antisemitic roots and the French Jewish community's fears of its nationalist rhetoric after decades of refusing to have any official ties with France's far-right

  Tags: French

• Israeli army set to wind down fighting in Gaza, but without reaching a hostage deal

  Haaretz - 03:05 Jul 02, 2024
  

  The key question will be how to convince the public that Israel has achieved its goals during the war, even though Hamas hasn't been fully defeated, and 120 hostages are still in Gaza ■ Israel's leaders play blame game over the release of Al-Shifa Hospital's director, a fiasco emblematic of the Netanyahu era

  Tags: Gaza

• IDF says it targeted terror cell in West Bank drone strike; Palestinians: Four people killed

  Haaretz - 02:25 Jul 02, 2024
  

  15 rockets fired from Lebanon at northern Israel, some causing fires near border town ■ Dozens of Jewish settlers throw stones at Palestinians near West Bank junction, wounding three ■ Fires break out in northern Israel following barrage of rockets from Lebanon ■ Blinken, UAE FM discuss diplomatic efforts to reach Gaza cease-fire ■ NYT: Top IDF generals want a cease-fire; Netanyahu: That's not happening ■ Two Israeli soldiers killed in fighting in central Gaza

  Tags: Palestinians West Bank

• Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump: The power of scoundrels to act against democracy

  Haaretz - 21:37 Jul 01, 2024
  

• What the day after Netanyahu might look like in Israeli politics

  Haaretz - 21:36 Jul 01, 2024
  

• Israel's new judge at ICJ slammed genocide hearing as 'intellectually dishonest'

  Haaretz - 21:31 Jul 01, 2024
  

  Prof. Ron Shapira, rector of the Peres Academic Center, has been touted as a possible Supreme Court appointee by the current government, which hopes to appoint a conservative judge

• Israel's political cronyism threatens once-protected islands of culture

  Haaretz - 20:48 Jul 01, 2024
  

• Teen recruited by IDF for intelligence operation, then jailed for espionage, sues state

  Haaretz - 20:27 Jul 01, 2024
  

  Brig. Gen. Roman Gofman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's new military secretary, approved the use of the 16-year-old boy in an 'influence campaign.' In a lawsuit filed against the state, the teen claims he was subjected to abuse in detention

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  Haaretz - 20:21 Jul 01, 2024
  

• IDF soldier killed during West Bank military operation, Israeli army announces

  Haaretz - 19:37 Jul 01, 2024
  

  One Israeli soldier was killed and another seriously wounded when an explosive device detonated under a military vehicle during an overnight operation in the Nur al-Shams refugee camp near the West Bank city of Tul Karm

  Tags: West Bank

• 'Do not succumb to extremists': Unease in Lebanon at Le Pen's first-round win in France

  Haaretz - 18:57 Jul 01, 2024
  

  With Marine Le Pen's National Rally in a commanding position going into Sunday's runoff election, France's Arab and Muslim communities are deeply apprehensive. The impact of a potential far-right government are also being debated in Lebanon, which sees France as one of its key political partners

  Tags: Lebanon Pen's France

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