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• These are the four hostages set to be released by Hamas on Saturday

  Haaretz - 18:57 Jan 24, 2025
  

  The four IDF field spotters were kidnapped from the Nahal Oz base and have been in captivity for 476 days. A fifth IDF spotter, Agam Berger, still remains in captivity, along with two other civilian women: Shiri Bibas and Arbel Yehoud

• Israel Police stations understaffed on weekends, commissioner finds, amid personnel shortage

  Haaretz - 18:44 Jan 24, 2025
  

  The police commissioner called the officers' behavior 'a disgrace,' while police attributed the issues to a personnel shortage and inexperienced commanders, following former National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's overhaul of senior leadership

• Israel preparing to receive hostages named by Hamas despite discrepancies over expected list

  Haaretz - 16:56 Jan 24, 2025
  

  An Israeli source said the list of names submitted by Hamas do not align with previous agreements made between the parties over the release of the hostages, though their release on Saturday is going ahead as planned

  Tags: Hamas

• IDF to remain in southern Lebanon beyond cease-fire's Sunday deadline, Netanyahu says

  Haaretz - 14:28 Jan 24, 2025
  

  According to the prime minister's statement, the IDF's withdrawal from Lebanon is conditioned on the Lebanese Army's deployment across the country's south, its enforcement of the deal, and Hezbollah's withdrawal north of the Litani River

  Tags: Lebanon

• He will do anything to save his hostage son – including asking the ICC prosecutor to pressure Netanyahu

  Haaretz - 13:38 Jan 24, 2025
  

  Yehuda Cohen knows his soldier-son Nimrod, who was abducted to Gaza on October 7, will likely be among the last to be freed in a future hostage deal. He's angry, disdains feel-good support rallies, and refuses to soften his tone. This week, his struggle brought him to the International Criminal Court

• Air India set to resume flights to Israel amid cease-fire in Gaza

  Haaretz - 12:48 Jan 24, 2025
  

  India's flag carrier is expected to operate five daily flights between Tel Aviv and New Delhi. On Tuesday, Air France announced it would restart the Paris-Tel Aviv route later this month and British Airways also announced its return

• Three Arab Israelis shot and killed in three separate incidents

  Haaretz - 12:41 Jan 24, 2025
  

  Four suspects were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the shooting that took place in Acre. Since the beginning of the year, 11 people from Israel's Arab community were murdered in organize crime-related incidents

• Hamas says Gazans will be able to return north on Sunday amid ongoing cease-fire

  Haaretz - 11:53 Jan 24, 2025
  

  Hamas said that residents will be able to go on foot, without facing inspection, on the coastal road that runs the full length of the Gaza Strip. Palestinians will also be allowed to go to northward by car or donkey cart, but will have to undergo inspection by a private company

  Tags: Hamas

• 'The country won't be silent until the last hostage is home'

  Haaretz - 11:40 Jan 24, 2025
  

  Agam Berger served at the Nahal Oz base for just one day before being abducted to Gaza. Now that her releases seems closer than ever, her mother, Meirav, chose to channel the nerve-wracking hours of waiting into a women's prayer at Hostage Square

• Justice Minister Levin has been forcing Israel into a disastrous spin for two years. It's time to end it

  Haaretz - 10:46 Jan 24, 2025
  

  The Justice Minister's cheap campaign against acting supreme court president Isaac Amit has nothing to do with the fight against corruption. This is how an insane servant tries to deter the gatekeepers from undermining Prime Minister Netanyahu's rule

• The Israeli lawyer filing a landmark incitement to genocide case against Israel at the ICC

  Haaretz - 10:15 Jan 24, 2025
  

  Rather than directly accusing Israeli officials of committing genocide in Gaza, law professor Omer Shatz is taking a different tack: trying to establish a pattern of incitement to genocide. He explains why he is pressing for the International Criminal Court to act

• New Syrian leader draws fire for congratulating Donald Trump on inauguration

  Haaretz - 10:11 Jan 24, 2025
  

  Ahmad al-Sharaa, leader of the rebel group that ousted former President Bashar Assad, is viewed by many Palestinians as too accommodating in his dealings with the United States. 'Congratulating Trump while ignoring Palestinian suffering is unacceptable,' said one Gazan

• When this hostage was freed this week, no one in Israel cared

  Haaretz - 09:23 Jan 24, 2025
  

  After being detained five times – four without even being brought to trial – veteran Palestinian lawmaker Khalida Jarrar was released from Israeli prison in the first stage of the hostage deal. Jarrar too was a hostage; she was forcibly snatched from her home and imprisoned without any charges

• Israel's top court rejects justice minister's request, Judicial Appointments Committee to convene Sunday

  Haaretz - 07:43 Jan 24, 2025
  

  The High Court rejected the request filed by Justice Minister Yariv Levin, hours after Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara sent a letter saying the top court's ruling must be followed and the committee must convene to discuss picking a new Supreme Court President

• Last man standing: Instead of resigning, Netanyahu gets to pick Israel's next army chief

  Haaretz - 04:00 Jan 24, 2025
  

  When Defense Minister Katz interviews the three candidates to replace Herzl Halevi, it will be blatant smokescreen, given that the Miami branch of the Netanyahus has reservations about him ■ Concern is growing that Israel's military will go the same way as police

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• The fate of Netanyahu's coalition could seal the fate of the remaining Israeli hostages

  Haaretz - 04:00 Jan 24, 2025
  

  Unless an agreement is reached on stage two by the last week of the current phase, 14 more hostages are liable to remain in Gaza ■ The government has come up with a new – and particularly cynical – reason for rejecting a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 failings

• IDF strikes vehicle near West Bank's Jenin; Palestinian Health Ministry says two killed

  Haaretz - 03:47 Jan 24, 2025
  

  ISRAEL: Netanyahu's office says Israel received Hamas' list of four hostages to be released Saturday ■ LEBANON: Israel seeks U.S. support to delay IDF withdrawal ■ GAZA: More Gaza funding needed to hit cease-fire targets, UN official says ■ WEST BANK: UN official says Israel's operation in West Bank could negatively affect Gaza cease-fire ■ GAZA HOSTAGE DEAL: Israeli sources say Hamas might release number of living hostages without naming them

  Tags: West Bank

• 'At university in Scotland, I had to deal with social isolation when war broke out in Israel'

  Haaretz - 00:14 Jan 24, 2025
  

  This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A family that is divided between Israel, the U.S. and Scotland, and a therapist who volunteered to serve in the IDF reserves after October 7 in order to spread her light and optimism

  Tags: Scotland

• Hostage's relatives beg European Parliament to rescind invite to Israeli Diaspora minister

  Haaretz - 23:15 Jan 23, 2025
  

  In a letter sent to the organizers, the relatives of Oct. 7 victims and hostages, along with European Jewish leaders, cite Amichai Chikli's vote against the hostage deal, his alliances with far-right politicians and his support for ethnic cleansing

• Columbia suspends pro-Palestinian protester for disrupting Israel history class

  Haaretz - 22:46 Jan 23, 2025
  

  On Tuesday, several masked protesters entered the classroom chanting, banging drums, holding a sign of Hamas fighters and handing out posters reading 'Crush Zionism'

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