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Under its Kahanist police minister, Israel has abandoned Arab schoolchildren

Haaretz - 22:32 Nov 10, 2025
How Israel's communist dairy cartel cowed far-right finance minister Bezalel Smotrich

Haaretz - 22:14 Nov 10, 2025

Dairy farmers were forced to pour into the sewer 6 million liters of milk. This is the reason behind the large shortage of milk and dairy products. But Smotrich is presenting a partial and complicated reform, with changes and limitations that create their own new problems
Political and media attacks on top IDF lawyer harm law enforcement in Israel

Haaretz - 21:54 Nov 10, 2025

Those who attack the military advocate general are using the incident to harm the law enforcement establishment
IDF committee on Oct. 7 probes finds years-long systemic failure leading to Hamas attack

Haaretz - 21:49 Nov 10, 2025

Unlike his predecessor, IDF chief Zamir does not openly call for the establishment of an official state commission of inquiry. Comittee head Turgeman believes that personal conclusions should be drawn against some of the commanders responsible for the failures, he was not authorized to do so
Report: ITV to air documentary with IDF soldiers' testimonies on Gazan civilian killings

Haaretz - 21:46 Nov 10, 2025

British television channel to broadcast 'Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel's War,' by filmmaker Benjamin Zand, in which one Israeli soldier described a situation where 'if you want to shoot without restraint, you can'
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Haaretz - 21:13 Nov 10, 2025
Freed hostage Matan Zangauker says his mother's activism saved him during Hamas captivity

Haaretz - 21:12 Nov 10, 2025

Matan Zangauker, who was held in Gaza for over two years, shared new details from his captivity with Channel 12. 'From their perspective, anyone between a certain age range is a soldier,' he said. 'I experienced abuse, psychological games, food games. I went through hell, really hell'

Tags: Matan Zangauker
Knesset advances bill allowing Israel to shut foreign media outlets without court approval

Haaretz - 20:13 Nov 10, 2025

The bill was approved by a majority of 50 in favor and 41 against, as the Israeli government seeks to turn the so-called Al Jazeera Law from a temporary order into a permanent law
It took 11 years to bring Hadar Goldin home. Apologies are long overdue

Haaretz - 19:12 Nov 10, 2025

No parent should ever have to plead for their child's coffin. And no parent should have to make that demand without an outpour of public support. But the people who truly need to make their apologies have yet to look the hostage families in the eye
Israel is no longer a free society, according to Netanyahu confidante Ron Dermer

Haaretz - 18:56 Nov 10, 2025

By the measure of Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer, Israel under his boss is deteriorating from a free society into a fearful one. This is all happening under the government of Netanyahu, a man who once spoke highly about democratic, liberal values and presented Israel as a beacon of freedom

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Netanyahu says most Israelis don't support state commission of inquiry for Oct. 7

Haaretz - 18:19 Nov 10, 2025

Netanyahu said a separate committee would be established that would 'represent all parts of the nation.' While he spoke, relatives of October 7 victims turned their backs on him in protest, as October Council, the group that represents them, said Netanyahu 'crossed a red line'

Tags: Netanyahu
Death penalty for terrorists bill approved by Knesset in first of three votes

Haaretz - 18:08 Nov 10, 2025

39 lawmakers voted in favor of the measure, while 16 voted against ■ The bill now returns to the Knesset's National Security Committee
From Texas to Tel Aviv, invitations go out to Jews fleeing 'Mamdani's New York'

Haaretz - 18:00 Nov 10, 2025

In Maryland, a new Jewish federation moved up its launch to capitalize on a threatened – but hardly guaranteed – exodus
Forcibly disarming Hamas will be a disaster. But peacekeeping experts have an alternative

Haaretz - 17:47 Nov 10, 2025

The fate of President Trump's Gaza cease-fire depends on an international stabilization effort – tasked with disarming Hamas, protecting civilians, winning Palestinian public support and providing a political horizon. Its success or failure will determine if there'll be a different future – or more war

Tags: Hamas
Netanyahu and Kushner meet in Israel, talk disarming Hamas and demilitarizing Gaza

Haaretz - 16:35 Nov 10, 2025

According to an Israeli government spokesperson, the two discussed the 200 Hamas fighters currently trapped in tunnels under IDF-controlled territory, demilitarizing Gaza and 'ensuring Hamas does not have a role in Gaza ever again'

Tags: Gaza Hamas
IDF carries out series of strikes against Hezbollah targets in southern and eastern Lebanon

Haaretz - 16:26 Nov 10, 2025

Fifteen Hezbollah operatives were killed in IDF strikes since the start of November, according to the IDF. Last week, Israeli military officials warned Hezbollah is ramping up efforts to rebuild forces, inducing Israel to expand operations against the group

Tags: Hezbollah
Freed Israeli hostage Bar Kupershtein says faith sustained him in Hamas captivity

Haaretz - 16:23 Nov 10, 2025

In his first interview with international media, Kupershtein said that one of the scariest days was when a guard threatened to kill three of the hostages and ordered the captives to choose which ones would die. 'I just remember praying to God, begging him, saying "save me, I'm in your hands now"'
Hundreds of Palestinians in three villages haven't received a permit to stay in their homes

Haaretz - 15:40 Nov 10, 2025

The IDF declared their villages to be in a 'seam zone' two months ago, and about 300 residents are still waiting for entry and exit permits. Until then, they can't leave their village. 'If I go out to work, they won't let me return. And if I stay home, someone will take my job,' says one resident
'You don't have to be face-to-face with a terrorist to get PTSD'

Haaretz - 15:16 Nov 10, 2025

Former Israeli officer, Yarden Ashkenazi, repressed what she saw after serving during the 2014 Gaza war. Years later she realized she was suffering from PTSD – from experiencing things 'nothing short of crazy'
Syria foiled Islamic State plots to assassinate President al-Sharaa, officials say

Haaretz - 14:58 Nov 10, 2025

As Syria's president Ahmad al-Sharaa plans to enter the U.S.-led coalition to take out the Islamic State forces amid repeated bouts of sectarian violence, officials say his long battle with the militant group could become personal

Tags: Islamic State Sharaa

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