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• As gym sex tape scandal sparks fiery debate, Israeli women rally for right to privacy

  Haaretz - 19:50 Feb 02, 2025
  

  Activists from Bonot Alternativa protested in central Israel's Yavne, in support of women featured in explicit viral videos, stressing the illegality and psychological harm in distributing the footage: 'This isn't gossip, it's a crime'

• Satellite images reportedly show Israeli army bases in Syrian Golan, pointing to long term stay

  Haaretz - 19:33 Feb 02, 2025
  

  The area near Israel's border is supposed to be demilitarized under the Israel-Syria cease-fire agreement, but in December, Israel declared it considers it void following the fall of the Assad regime

• Better to live in rubble than in the south? Gazans already back to poking fun at their regional differences

  Haaretz - 17:44 Feb 02, 2025
  

  For displaced Palestinians returning to northern Gaza, a humorous revival of historical feuds between residents of the 'civilized' north and the 'tribal' south serves as a coping mechanism amidst devastation

• Netanyahu comes to Washington to kill Trump's Gaza deal. Will the president let him?

  Haaretz - 17:24 Feb 02, 2025
  

  In order to get the remaining hostages to their families, Trump will have to do something difficult: To reject a planeload of lies, excuses, false promises and shiny distractions from Netanyahu and his right-hand man, Ron Dermer

  Tags: Netanyahu

• Syria's interim president visits Saudi Arabia in first trip abroad, a likely signal to Iran

  Haaretz - 16:41 Feb 02, 2025
  

  In his first trip abroad since Assad's ouster, Ahmad al-Sharaa met with Saudi Arabia's crown prince in an attempt to lift sanctions on Syria, and signal his distance from the country's former allies

  Tags: Saudi Arabia

• 'September 5': Less turns out to be more in Munich massacre masterpiece

  Haaretz - 16:08 Feb 02, 2025
  

  Tim Fehlbaum's 'September 5' is a gripping account of the 1972 Olympic Games slaying of 11 Israeli athletes in Munich. So good, it's worth watching twice – just like fellow German filmmaker Edward Berger's 'Conclave'

  Tags: Munich September

• How religious Zionism took over the Israeli book world in 2024

  Haaretz - 16:05 Feb 02, 2025
  

  There was an absence of big names among this year's Sapir Prize winners – but one expert thinks that might be a good thing. Plus, Israeli movie theaters pay homage to the late, great David Lynch

  Tags: Israeli

• From warm embraces to 'Fuck him': How the Trump-Netanyahu bromance soured

  Haaretz - 15:42 Feb 02, 2025
  

  When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with President Donald Trump in the White House on Tuesday, their complicated relationship will return to the spotlight. It has been anything but smooth sailing over the past eight years

• Flight attendant killed in DC plane crash was Jewish youth group alum

  Haaretz - 15:16 Feb 02, 2025
  

  Ian Epstein, a flight attendant who died in the plane crash on Thursday, was remembered by BBYO, the Jewish youth group. After his death, a clip of him delivering one-liners during in-flight announcements went viral

  Tags: Jewish

• 73-year-old Palestinian killed by Israeli army fire in Jenin, Palestinian Health Ministry says

  Haaretz - 15:13 Feb 02, 2025
  

  The incident, on which the army has yet to issue a comment, occurred as the IDF continued its extensive operation in Jenin, expanding it overnight to the West Bank city of Tammun, north of Nablus

  Tags: Jenin

• Multinational alliance pushing for legal, diplomatic and economic sanctions against Israel

  Haaretz - 13:38 Feb 02, 2025
  

  Government ministers from nine African and South American countries announced the group's launch on Friday, saying, 'When future generations inquire about our contribution to Palestine's right to self-determination, our response must be, we took concrete measures'

• Israel's State Prosecutor's Office: Criminal investigation opened into Sara Netanyahu

  Haaretz - 13:26 Feb 02, 2025
  

  The announcement comes after investigative news show 'Uvda' aired correspondence between Sara Netanyahu and a former head of the PM's office, in which Sara demanded that she attack a key witness in one of the PM's criminal cases

  Tags: Sara Netanyahu

• This computer game will let you experience the Palestinian Nakba while eluding Zionists

  Haaretz - 13:22 Feb 02, 2025
  

  'Dreams on a Pillow' will follow a woman who flees her destroyed village to Lebanon during the 1948 war. Are computer games propaganda or a response to public sentiment?

• 'It's a crazy roller-coaster. We hoped he was alive, then he was declared as fallen'

  Haaretz - 13:11 Feb 02, 2025
  

  The army declared him dead, but police officer Ran Gvili's family believes he is still alive. 'I realize that it doesn't sound logical, but that is the decision that the family, alongside the decision to celebrate and be together,' says his aunt

• The architect who almost designed the Third Temple in the old city of Jerusalem

  Haaretz - 12:55 Feb 02, 2025
  

  At the age of 86, architect Moshe Safdie reflects on a stellar career, including designing Yad Vashem's Holocaust History Museum and Sheldon Adelson's resort in Singapore. He also explains why he fears President Trump, and how in the 1960s he almost designed a city for Palestinian refugees in Egypt

• Rats are rising in the cities and it's because of global warming

  Haaretz - 12:51 Feb 02, 2025
  

  New paper demonstrates correlation between urban crowding, rising temperatures and growing numbers of rats, who really don't like the cold

• San Francisco's new mayor on being Jewish, the family fortune and his favorite Israeli cities

  Haaretz - 11:19 Feb 02, 2025
  

  San Francisco's new Mayor Daniel Lurie now runs one of America's most complicated cities, which is also a center of the pro-Palestinian movement. 'We must no longer demonize each other,' says the self-described prototypical son of a rabbi

  Tags: San Francisco

• Trump's plan to expel Palestinians from Gaza may impede release of remaining Hamas hostages

  Haaretz - 10:53 Feb 02, 2025
  

  Freeing all the hostages requires Israel not only to end the war, but also to refrain from resuming it and start discussing Gaza's rehabilitation. If Trump's transfer idea is on the table, however, the demand to scrap it may become a key condition brought forward by Hamas, risking the deal's continuation

  Tags: Trump's Hamas

• In a rare move, Netanyahu makes the right call in appointing new Israeli army chief

  Haaretz - 09:12 Feb 02, 2025
  

  Despite political pressure to bypass him, Eyal Zamir takes on the role of IDF chief at a critical moment, facing urgent security threats, a struggling military and a government that may seek to influence top appointments

• Report: Freed hostage Emily Damari was held in UNRWA facilities during Gaza captivity, denied medical care

  Haaretz - 07:35 Feb 02, 2025
  

  'Claims that hostages have been held in UNRWA premises, even if previously vacated, are very serious,' UNRWA said in a statement, calling on the public to come forward with any information

  Tags: UNRWA

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