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He was a beloved singer in Iran. His granddaughters uncover why he left

Haaretz - 10:08 Mar 27, 2024

'Nightingale of Iran' Younes Dardashti left a flourishing country at the height of his fame. Decades later, his granddaughters discovered tapes sent between Tehran and the U.S. that revealed details about their Jewish family's move to the West. The podcast they made tells an unexpected story
Netanyahu's crooked alliance with the Haredim is another feather of failure in his cap

Haaretz - 04:00 Mar 27, 2024

The Israeli prime minister's inadequate handling of the law on drafting the ultra-Orthodox in the military includes procrastination, capitulation and an incorrect reading of the situation. As usual. This time, however, his partners in crime will suffer first
Netanyahu's confounding contempt for the only world power with Israel's interest at heart

Haaretz - 04:00 Mar 27, 2024

Israel is utterly reliant on the United States, yet the prime minister – who can do nothing without American approval – prattles on about 'total victory.' Moreover, any additional American sanctions against Israel would have an impact on a possible war in the north
At least eight killed, including Hezbollah members, in Israeli strike in Lebanon

Haaretz - 02:37 Mar 27, 2024

IDF names soldier killed in south Gaza combat ■ Hamas published a recording of military wing chief Muhammad Deif calling for Arab world to 'march to Palestine' ■ White House says it's working to reschedule canceled meeting with Israeli delegation about Rafah options ■ Israeli killed in rocket strike on northern Israel

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Howard Kohr, longtime AIPAC chief, to step down at the end of 2024

Haaretz - 22:13 Mar 26, 2024

Announcement comes amid increase scrutiny of AIPAC's role and messaging in the 2024 election cycle, particularly in the aftermath of Hamas' October 7 attack and the ensuing Gaza war
U.S. pushes back at Netanyahu's suggestion that UN vote harmed cease-fire deal

Haaretz - 22:01 Mar 26, 2024

The U.S. State Department called the Israeli prime minister's remarks 'unfair to the hostages and their families,' in part because Hamas prepared its response before the UN Security Council vote
Israel's war on Hamas must not turn into a second Palestinian Nakba

Haaretz - 21:48 Mar 26, 2024
Israeli hostage Uriel Baruch, thought kidnapped, was killed on Oct. 7, family says

Haaretz - 21:30 Mar 26, 2024

35-year-old Baruch was kidnapped from the Nova festival. He leaves behind his wife, Racheli, two children, aged 8 and 5, his parents and three brothers.
Haaretz Cartoon

Haaretz - 21:29 Mar 26, 2024
Netanyahu spits in the faces of Israel's soldiers

Haaretz - 21:27 Mar 26, 2024
Israel's Judaism is the path to hope, not extremism

Haaretz - 21:26 Mar 26, 2024
Why Purim should be Israel's national holiday

Haaretz - 21:13 Mar 26, 2024
U.S. attempts to clarify status of Israel's compliance with Biden's demands on international law

Haaretz - 20:50 Mar 26, 2024

After the U.S. said on Monday Israel has not been found to be in violation of international law, the State Dept. clarified that 'no conclusive determination' has been made regarding Israel's compliance with U.S. or international law when using U.S. supplied weapons in Gaza

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On-brand, off-color: Why Trump blames Israel for the Hamas attack and ignores the hostages

Haaretz - 19:26 Mar 26, 2024

Trump's failure to even acknowledge the hostages comes as their families are increasingly and publicly depending upon the Biden administration to close a deal, while lamenting Netanyahu's failures to prioritize their release
Israel strikes deepest into Lebanon since start of war; Rockets fired towards IDF base

Haaretz - 18:24 Mar 26, 2024

The IDF announced that it attacked a military installation of the Hezbollah air unit in northern Lebanon, in response to a Hezbollah attack on an IDF base on Mount Meron - the fourth since the outbreak of the war

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Freed Israeli hostage recounts sexual abuse in Hamas captivity to NYT

Haaretz - 18:03 Mar 26, 2024

The first freed hostage to discuss sexual violence at the hands of her captors, Amit Sousanna, said she was sharing her ordeal to raise awareness of the conditions in which the remaining hostages are held
The IDF uses revenge poems to boost soldiers' morale in Gaza

Haaretz - 17:53 Mar 26, 2024

An anthology published by the IDF includes poems which express a desire for vengeance and paint the combat in Gaza as a religious war

Tags: Gaza
Israel at war, day 172: Hostage release talks have 'not collapsed,' says Israeli source

Haaretz - 17:44 Mar 26, 2024

Hamas rejects U.S. proposal for hostage release/cease-fire ■ Partial Israeli delegation remains in Qatar to continue talks ■ Red Crescent: IDF evacuated and blocked entrances to Al-Amal hospital in Khan Yunis ■ UN Special Rapporteur on human rights: Israeli campaign in Gaza amounts to genocide ■ Senior U.S. officials seek to lower U.S.-Israel tensions in meetings with Defense Minister Gallant ■ Here's what you need to know 172 days into the war

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Popular Golan Heights cafe permanently closes doors due to war in north

Haaretz - 17:38 Mar 26, 2024

Coffee Anan, a cafe located on the scenic Mount Bental in the Golan Heights, announced that they were shutting down after the IDF declared much of northern Israel a closed military zone. The cafe's name was a play on words of former UN chief Kofi Annan and the Hebrew word for 'cloud'
Dozens of Israeli military commanders warn draft bill would damage national security

Haaretz - 17:31 Mar 26, 2024

In a plea to the country's leaders, the commanders warned against the plan to significantly increase reservists' service while exempting the ultra-Orthodox

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