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• Marwan Barghouti to bid for Palestinian presidency from Israeli prison, report says

  Haaretz - 21:16 Jul 02, 2026
  

  According to Sky News Arabia, Barghouti told his lawyer he is determined to run and will not withdraw if elections are held. He remains one of the most popular Palestinian political figures despite being imprisoned by Israel for nearly 25 years

  Tags: Palestinian

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  Haaretz - 20:19 Jul 02, 2026
  

• A top leadership expert closely observed Israel at its darkest moment. Here's why he still has hope for its future

  Haaretz - 19:40 Jul 02, 2026
  

  What Micha Popper, an expert on leadership development and a 2026 Israel Prize laureate, saw in the last three years while documenting the protest group Brothers and Sisters in Arms is a testament to the collective might of ordinary citizens

• Under the weight of October 7, Iran and Gaza wars, a smaller Maccabiah opens in Israel

  Haaretz - 19:27 Jul 02, 2026
  

  About 5,000 athletes are participating in the Jewish sports competition held every four years in Israel, down from 10,000 four years ago • In a sign of Israel's internal tensions, PM Netanyahu drew both applause and audible boos as he took the podium

  Tags: Israel

• State Comptroller-designate asked former AG to involve Netanyahu in judicial picks

  Haaretz - 18:55 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Trying to moderate Netanyahu's conflict-of-interest deal in 2020, Michael Rabello met with a senior Justice Ministry official. When efforts were made to reach a compromise concerning judicial overhaul bills, he insisted that the PM's coalition receive the veto right over picks for Supreme Court justices

• The scandal over a revised Gaza death toll is actually an attack on journalism

  Haaretz - 18:30 Jul 02, 2026
  

  The controversy that erupted after the Committee to Protect Journalists removed some Palestinian journalists from its Gaza death toll is a cover for the grim reality that Israel is the deadliest country in the world for journalists

  Tags: Gaza

• Bold, almost reckless: Israeli scientists seek to block solar radiation in a radical climate experiment

  Haaretz - 17:45 Jul 02, 2026
  

  At the forefront of efforts to save humanity through climate engineering stands a startup from central Israel. The experiments are underway, the promise is immense – and so are the risks

• Germany's ambassador to Israelis: Steffen Seibert ends an unconventional tenure

  Haaretz - 17:24 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Steffen Seibert's first and last diplomatic posting saw him become an unusually public envoy – from hostage rallies to criticism of settler violence – making him a target for Netanyahu's government. He says he still loves Israel, but that political forces are jeopardizing what he loves about it

  Tags: Steffen Seibert

• Knesset debate heats up over climate-engineering conspiracy claims

  Haaretz - 17:21 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Two far-right MKs used the Knesset's time to platform conspiracy theorists promoting chemtrail theories, claiming mysterious organizations are spraying dangerous particles into the atmosphere. Science was kindly asked not to interfere

• A thousand days of Netanyahu's repulsive revisionism about October 7

  Haaretz - 16:29 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Building on his long record of Holocaust revisionism, Netanyahu now needs Israelis to swallow obvious, and often contradictory, lies about the biggest disaster in the country's history to win the elections

• 'Unlawful': Israeli city bars municipal staff from political activity before election

  Haaretz - 16:17 Jul 02, 2026
  

  The Rehovot municipality's guidelines require reporting employees who engage in prohibited political activities, including participating in campaign events. A leading civil rights group called the ban an 'infringement on free expression'

• For 15 years, Israel ignored warnings of a 'diplomatic tsunami.' Now it has arrived

  Haaretz - 16:07 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Forms of international pressure against Israel and legal consequences that were once unthinkable have become a reality. But what is still to come may pale in comparison

  Tags: Israel

• Knesset advances bill allowing police to search for weapons without warrant

  Haaretz - 15:35 Jul 02, 2026
  

  The bill, which passed the first of three required votes by Israeli lawmakers, was originally meant to supplant a temporary provision in the law, but Justice Minister Yariv Levin said it could be extended instead of made permanent

• Can the most right-wing government in Israel's history lose an election because of security?

  Haaretz - 15:09 Jul 02, 2026
  

  The idea that this government can protect Israeli security after October 7 is really a very hard case to make. Still, it has become a multi-pronged campaign, even as it aims at the few voters the government cares about

• Israel's High Court of Justice orders revote for appointment of Netanyahu's lawyer as state watchdog

  Haaretz - 13:39 Jul 02, 2026
  

  The ruling overturns the appointment of Michael Rabello as Israel's state comptroller • Senior coalition officials say Knesset Speaker Ohana will seek to avoid a revote to position himself as a leading opponent of the top court, as several Likud MKs call to ignore the ruling

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• Iran warns U.S., Israel against attacks ahead of Khamenei funeral

  Haaretz - 12:53 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Iran warned the U.S. and Israel against any new attack as it prepares for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral, vowing a swift and harsh response while tightening security and imposing temporary airspace restrictions

  Tags: Iran Israel

• The Iran War has become Israel's Icarus Moment

  Haaretz - 12:27 Jul 02, 2026
  

• Netanyahu minister blames ex-IDF hostage chief for Oct. 7 deaths

  Haaretz - 12:24 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Heritage Minister Amichay Eliyahu said that 'people were murdered' because of the former hostage chief's conduct, after the latter said that earlier negotiations with Hamas could have spared the lives of about 40 hostages

• Rep. Dan Goldman says support for Israel cost him New York Democratic primary

  Haaretz - 11:57 Jul 02, 2026
  

  U.S. progressives often criticize Rep. Dan Goldman for his AIPAC ties and his refusal to call Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide. He claimed that New York Mayor Mamdani's sponsorship of opponent Brad Lander had a 'tremendous impact'

  Tags: Dan Goldman

• In nationwide day of protests and vigils, Israelis mark 1,000 days since October 7

  Haaretz - 10:46 Jul 02, 2026
  

  Einav Zangauker, mother of former hostage Matan: 'PM Netanyahu's legacy is our soldiers' graves and our hostages' nightmares' • Eight demonstrators demanding a state commission of inquiry were arrested after blocking a major Tel Aviv highway

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