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Gazans took to the streets to celebrate a cease-fire. Then the Israeli army entered Rafah

Haaretz - 18:24 May 08, 2024

Before the Israeli army's operations in southern Gaza, Palestinians greeted Hamas' statement that the group accepted a cease-fire deal with cheering, bonfires and hopes for a lasting truce

Tags: Israeli
Suspended U.S. Iran envoy sent classified docs to personal email, two GOP lawmakers allege

Haaretz - 18:17 May 08, 2024

U.S. special envoy to Iran, Rob Malley, was suspended last year with no reason given. Two republican lawmakers claimed that he downloaded classified documents on his phone, and a 'hostile cyber actor was able to gain access.' The State Dept. did not comment on the allegation

Tags: Iran
Gaza aid shipment ready for delivery from Cyprus after U.S. pier completion

Haaretz - 18:15 May 08, 2024

A U.S. flagged container ship was loaded with aid supplies at the Larnaca port in Cyprus, and is awaiting authorization to depart for Gaza. The ship will dock at the U.S. built pier off Gaza's coast, with UN personnel and other humanitarian organizations set to distribute the aid

Tags: Gaza Cyprus
Israel starts demolishing 47 Bedouin homes without offering promised alternative housing

Haaretz - 18:01 May 08, 2024

The Israeli government intends to build a highway at the location of the village, ordering hundreds residents to relocate to a nearby town. The displaced Bedouins say that they will have to sleep in tents, as far-right minister Ben-Gvir hailed the demolitions as 'an important move of sovereignty'
'Biden is willing to sacrifice reelection for Israel. That's shocking, heartbreaking and dangerous'

Haaretz - 17:27 May 08, 2024
Israel at war, day 215: Israel to keep negotiation team in Cairo, officials says

Haaretz - 17:01 May 08, 2024

Defense Secretary Austin confirms U.S. is pausing specific weapons shipments to Israel ■ Israel sees no sign of breakthrough in truce talks, but keeping delegation in Cairo, official says ■ PM Netanyahu meets with CIA chief Burns ■ Kerem Shalom border crossing reopens to humanitarian aid ■ Visiting Lebanese border, Israel's defense minister says 'mission here is not completed' ■ Here's what you need to know 215 days into the war

Tags: Cairo Israel
'This isn't time for celebrations': Tel Aviv mayor calls off annual Pride Parade amid Gaza war

Haaretz - 16:21 May 08, 2024

'The circle of grief is expanding every day, and we are in one of the most difficult periods for the State of Israel,' said Tel Aviv's mayor when announcing the cancelation. Jerusalem's parade, which is also a protest event, will take place as usual on May 30

Tags: Tel Aviv
Israel is already becoming an international pariah. Do Israelis care?

Haaretz - 16:15 May 08, 2024

From trade to academia to diplomacy, Israel is facing intensifying international isolation. The burning question is whether Israelis will continue to deflect the consequences of the Gaza war - or change course

Tags: Israel Israelis
Israeli special forces officer dies from wounds sustained in West Bank raid

Haaretz - 15:09 May 08, 2024

Chief Inspector Yetav Lev Halevy, 28, was a commander in the Israeli police's special anti-terror unit. He was wounded during a raid on a compound where Hamas terrorists were operating

Tags: Israeli
Deaths of two Israeli hostages confirmed on basis of new material obtained by IDF

Haaretz - 14:52 May 08, 2024

A member of a medical committee tasked with examining hostages' conditions said that, to date, the deaths of more than 30 people previously thought to be hostages have been confirmed by the committee: 'There were visual materials, among other things, for all of them'
Why did a group of U.S. journalism professors attack the New York Times' story on Hamas sexual violence?

Haaretz - 14:30 May 08, 2024

It was highly unusual for 59 journalism and communications professors to collectively challenge the reporting in a single news story. That of all Gaza war stories, only the NYT's investigation of Hamas rapes raised their ire – to the extent they contended it endangered journalists and may have helped precipitate 'genocide' – raises questions about their motivation

Tags: Hamas
United Airlines extends suspension of Israel flights till end of May, leaving El-Al sole carrier to U.S.

Haaretz - 14:04 May 08, 2024

The airline previously suspended operations until May 9. It has notified travel agencies that flights will be cancelled through May 31
Israeli defense giant IAI unwittingly reveals its largest foreign customer: India

Haaretz - 13:42 May 08, 2024

It turns out that India accounted for a quarter of Israel Aerospace Industries' export revenues last year. Details on Azerbaijan and Morocco are also revealed in the Israeli company's annual report

Tags: Israeli India
Israel-shaped Schnitzel sparks a squabble by annexing Gaza and the West Bank

Haaretz - 13:40 May 08, 2024

An Israel-shaped schnitzel for Independence Day has garnered criticism for nonchalantly ignoring the Palestinian territories. The company joins the trend of incorporating Israeli patriotism into marketing strategy, ramped up by businesses after October 7
Eurovision kicked off with pop and protests as the war in Gaza casts a shadow

Haaretz - 11:49 May 08, 2024

Performers took the stage in the first of two semifinals in Malmo. Security is tight in the Swedish city, which expects an influx of some 100,000 Eurovision fans, along with tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters

Tags: Eurovision
Israelis forgot what it's like to have a financial crisis – but the worst is yet to come

Haaretz - 11:30 May 08, 2024

Could the Gaza war and the irresponsible actions of lawmakers cause a major economic crisis in Israel? The signs are alarming
Israeli justice minister: Most of what I know about the war is from Al Jazeera

Haaretz - 11:28 May 08, 2024

According to Israel Hayom, right-wing judicial coup architect Yariv Levin told the hostages' families that he watches the Qatari station, which the government recently shuttered in Israel
UC Berkeley opens probe into law professor over confrontation with anti-Israel student

Haaretz - 11:13 May 08, 2024

The investigation follows a complaint that the student filed with the university's Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination. 'It is disturbing that the student who deliberately disrupted a dinner party at my home...then had the audacity to file a complaint,' said the law professor
Blinken to miss deadline on reporting whether Israel violating international law in Gaza

Haaretz - 10:22 May 08, 2024

One U.S. official anticipated the delay would not last longer than several days. Another, however, noted that any delay past Friday will inevitably be viewed as the Biden administration 'cooking the books'
Netanyahu and his gang prefer dead hostages to happy leftists

Haaretz - 10:16 May 08, 2024

Seven months into the war, the only glue holding the members of this Israeli cult together remains a fathomless hatred for anything they see as 'leftist'

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