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Gaza officials say 75 Palestinians killed by IDF fire, four died of malnutrition in past day

Haaretz - 19:05 Sep 21, 2025

The total number of Palestinians who have died from malnutrition since October 7, 2023 has risen 440, including 147 children, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. The IDF said that more than 550,000 Palestinians have fled Gaza City because of ongoing operations there

Tags: Palestinians
This Jewish New Year, Israelis must break out of their collective madness on Gaza

Haaretz - 18:52 Sep 21, 2025

The conventional wisdom about what Israelis could and would tolerate has been proven wrong and increasingly seems less like societal resilience and more like madness

Tags: Israelis
Israel eyes partial West Bank annexation after wave of Palestinian state recognition, but awaits U.S. backing

Haaretz - 18:42 Sep 21, 2025

Any partial annexation move is only expected to deepen Israel's political isolation, endanger its relations with Egypt and Jordan, bring to a total collapse of the normalization agreement with the United Arab Emirates, and bury any chance of advancing a deal with Saudi Arabia
Jerusalem's Rockefeller Museum: A cultural powerhouse facing an uncertain future

Haaretz - 18:15 Sep 21, 2025

The Rockefeller Museum in Jerusalem, built under the British Mandate, showcases an impressive past of architecture, history and archaeology. Since the institution closed its doors two years ago, various groups have been vying for control
Björk pulls most of her music from Israeli streaming services amid boycott campaign over Gaza war

Haaretz - 17:12 Sep 21, 2025

While the artist has not issued a statement, the move comes as part of a new initiative called No Music For Genocide, which urges musicians and record labels to block Israeli users from accessing their songs

Tags: Israeli
Israeli genealogists are helping people piece together family histories lost to time, the Holocaust and migration

Haaretz - 17:06 Sep 21, 2025

People used to travel far and dig through archives to find their roots, but now most of this information is online. Are we in the golden age of genealogical research?
Israeli cabinet approves Netanyahu confidant as Israel's ambassador to the U.K.

Haaretz - 16:21 Sep 21, 2025

Tzachi Braverman was appointed to the post a few hours before the U.K. announced its recognition of a Palestinian state. He has been investigated for altering the records of Netanyahu's calls on the morning of the October 7 Hamas attack in a way that would benefit the PM
'Growing unease': Mystery writer Anthony Horowitz on his 'evil' grandma, latkes and the fears of British Jews

Haaretz - 15:48 Sep 21, 2025

In an interview with Haaretz, best-selling author Anthony Horowitz talks about Corbyn and Farage, an abusive prep school, why he mistrusts literature that involves the Holocaust – and how he was turned off religion, especially Judaism, for life

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Netanyahu says 'no Palestinian state' after three countries announce formal recognition

Haaretz - 15:00 Sep 21, 2025

As far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said that the recognition of a Palestinian state by the U.K., Canada and Australia requires 'immediate application of sovereignty over the West Bank,' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the move is a 'huge reward to terrorism'

Tags: Palestinian
Why this Rosh Hashanah is the year 5,786

Haaretz - 14:54 Sep 21, 2025

How medieval scholars compressed two centuries of history to create the calendar system Jews use today
Israeli university students strike over ultra-Orthodox IDF conscription exemption

Haaretz - 14:37 Sep 21, 2025

Student unions from Tel Aviv and Ben-Gurion called on other universities to join them in boycotting the start of the academic year. Students who have completed hundreds of days of reserve duty feel that the ultra-Orthodox exemption tells them 'there are those who are equal and those who are more equal'

Tags: Orthodox
Two years after October 7, is this the comic book Israelis really need?

Haaretz - 14:36 Sep 21, 2025

The Hebrew translation of 12 short graphic novels is out, but it's a kind of island of self-pity disconnected from the current situation. Also, a Jaffa book fair gives Arabic-language authors a voice, and a top-10 list shows how Israelis prefer their pop music in Hebrew

Tags: Israelis
'I cooked for gallery openings in Tel Aviv. Why shouldn't they come eat my food here?'

Haaretz - 14:20 Sep 21, 2025

Rana Jabarin offers breakfasts and pastries from the tabun oven in her new family-run restaurant in Umm al-Fahm. She's still waiting for Jewish customers
The rise and ripe: how Israel became an avocado powerhouse

Haaretz - 13:54 Sep 21, 2025

From the monks who planted the first avocado trees to a global craze driven by avocado toast, Israel now grows avocados year-round, yet consumers still face the frustration of fruit that refuses to ripen

Tags: Israel
U.K., Canada, Australia and Portugal formally recognize Palestinian state, urge two-state solution

Haaretz - 13:52 Sep 21, 2025

The move, which comes ahead of Monday's UN General Assembly, reflects growing diplomatic pressure to end the war in Gaza, create conditions for lasting peace, and potentially reform Palestinian Authority governance in preparation for statehood
It wasn't hard to choose Israel's album of the year 5785

Haaretz - 13:40 Sep 21, 2025

With a stream of emotions both contradictory and complementary, Early Signs, Eran Zur's latest album, stood out clearly above all others in the past Jewish year
'End the genocide': Hundreds of U.S. Jewish health professionals call for end of Gaza war

Haaretz - 13:02 Sep 21, 2025

Hundreds of Jewish physicians and scholars from the U.S., U.K. and Israel denounce what they describe as a deliberate campaign to destroy civilian life in Gaza, where life expectancy has halved since October 2023. Their open letter admonishes colleagues who have yet to protest: 'To be silent is to be complicit'

Tags: Gaza Hundreds Jewish
Revival of anti-Nazi play in Tel Aviv hits nerve on conformity in Israel today

Haaretz - 12:56 Sep 21, 2025

Eugène Ionesco's 1959 play is an apt allegory for Israel's contemporary crisis, at a time when it's hard to say who is more of a 'rhinoceros': the public, state officials or the art world?
The fading distinction between journalists and influencers in Israel

Haaretz - 12:15 Sep 21, 2025

Telegram and WhatsApp groups, plus social media, are increasingly popular as news sources for young Israelis. But journalists who prioritize the platforms are more likely to circulate disinformation and neglect proper fact-checking in favor of disseminating divisive content to earns likes
From Hungarian kreplach to Moroccan fish: Recipes that belong on every Rosh Hashanah table

Haaretz - 11:56 Sep 21, 2025

Every ethnic group has its own traditional festive dishes for Rosh Hashanah. We found home cooks happy to share their holiday favorites

Tags: Rosh Hashanah

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