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• IDF refused for three days to say where a beaten, hospitalized Palestinian detainee was being held

  Haaretz - 10:22 Aug 19, 2026
  

  Sultan Jabarin was arrested after Israelis invaded his village south of Bethlehem, and required medical treatment. Only after petitions to the High Court of Justice was his family told where he was, and the ban the Shin Bet had imposed on meeting his lawyer was lifted

• I try not to compare historical periods. Then Israel marks Palestinians with numbers

  Haaretz - 10:14 Aug 19, 2026
  

  Perhaps we are stuck trying to find historical precedents instead of looking at what is happening before our eyes

• 'My daughter saw them spit on me:' Why some Israeli artists think twice before speaking out

  Haaretz - 08:57 Aug 19, 2026
  

  As right-wing activists increasingly target prominent artists, actors and musicians, speaking out can carry a personal and professional price. For many, self-censorship is becoming the safer option

• Report: Iran partially loses control of Strait of Hormuz as traffic shifts to Omani route

  Haaretz - 08:50 Aug 19, 2026
  

  According to Kpler, over 80 percent of traffic through the strait in the past two weeks has passed through Omani-controlled territory; Iran opposes the arrangement and has responded by targeting vessels on Oman's north coast

  Tags: Iran

• Bibi cried wolf? Americans' trust in Israeli intelligence is stooping to irreparable lows

  Haaretz - 08:29 Aug 19, 2026
  

  Despite Washington's eroding trust in Israeli intelligence, the Israeli public is silently accepting the Netanyahu government's propaganda regarding growing fronts in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza and beyond

  Tags: Israeli

• Report: Iran considers striking U.S. military targets in Europe should Trump escalate war

  Haaretz - 06:42 Aug 19, 2026
  

  Among the assets Iran considered striking are bases hosting U.S. forces in Bulgaria and Cyprus, The Financial Times reported. Iranian forces also reportedly considered striking undersea fiber-optic cables in the Strait of Hormuz

  Tags: Iran

• Can a government without Netanyahu change American minds on Israel?

  Haaretz - 06:27 Aug 19, 2026
  

  If Netanyahu loses the upcoming Israeli election, a new government could get a small bump in U.S. public opinion polls. But without a major policy shift, it would be only temporary

  Tags: Netanyahu

• Report: Iran considers striking U.S. targets in Europe should Trump escalate war

  Haaretz - 01:57 Aug 19, 2026
  

• Progressive upset in Florida Senate primary; pro-Israel Democrats prevail in two House races

  Haaretz - 00:35 Aug 19, 2026
  

  State Rep. Angie Nixon defeated Alex Vindman, while Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Jared Moskowitz scored comfortable victories; on Republican side, Randy Fine won easily against Dan Bilzerian, whose antisemitic campaign received around 20 percent of the vote

• At Israel's Channel 14, the news is fake but the damage is real

  Haaretz - 23:04 Aug 18, 2026
  

• If it were up to Huckabee, Israeli settlers would set the West Bank ablaze

  Haaretz - 22:45 Aug 18, 2026
  

• AIPAC reaps the Netanyahu effect and makes Israel a liability

  Haaretz - 21:51 Aug 18, 2026
  

  AIPAC's growing toxicity is a warning to American Jews and Israel's next government: defending Netanyahu's policies is making support for Israel increasingly untenable

  Tags: Israel

• The propaganda factory behind Netanyahu's campaign

  Haaretz - 21:49 Aug 18, 2026
  

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  Haaretz - 21:39 Aug 18, 2026
  

• Top Democrat opens investigation into alleged Trump misuse of antisemitism probe

  Haaretz - 21:03 Aug 18, 2026
  

  The administration used the allegations to withhold or suspend billions of dollars in federal funding, prompting universities to negotiate settlements that included measures limiting campus speech, protests and activism related to Israel

• Israel issues government tender for 1,200 homes in internationally condemned E1 settlement area in West Bank

  Haaretz - 20:11 Aug 18, 2026
  

  Previous plans for construction in the highly contested area were delayed multiple times after drawing condemnations and warnings from multiple countries

• U.S. envoy to Syria condemns Israeli strikes on military base in country

  Haaretz - 17:57 Aug 18, 2026
  

  The strikes came after a Turkish delegation visited the military airfield as part of a plan to rehabilitate runways damaged in previous attacks, according to the Qatari-owned outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed

• Likud's casualty list: The Netanyahu loyalists headed home after a brutal primary

  Haaretz - 17:42 Aug 18, 2026
  

  With Likud trailing in the polls and projected to lose some 10 seats in October, Tuesday's primary left veteran politicians and key Netanyahu allies – including senior ministers – facing the exit despite years of loyalty to the prime minister

• The American Jewish establishment is defending an Israel that no longer exists

  Haaretz - 16:35 Aug 18, 2026
  

  The endless rationalizations by American Jewish organizations for why an Israeli lawmaker's latest indefensible remarks should not change anyone's understanding of the country increasingly look like a refusal to confront what Israel has become

  Tags: Israel

• Dutch farmer protest uses stickers referencing Holocaust-era yellow badges

  Haaretz - 16:32 Aug 18, 2026
  

  Members of the Farmers Defence Force handed out the stickers during the latest in a series of demonstrations dating back to 2019, in which farmers have been protesting the government's agricultural policies, according to Omroep Brabant

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