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'I feel like I'm failing my baby': Critical shortages in Gaza push parents to forgo diapers

Haaretz - 20:43 Dec 16, 2024

In wartime, taking care of children in Gaza has turned into a daily fight for survival, sometimes forcing parents to sell their belongings to buy diapers or milk for their kids. Some parents report hindered development due to malnutrition

Tags: Gaza
Israel and Hamas 'closer than ever' to Gaza hostage release deal, sources say

Haaretz - 20:33 Dec 16, 2024

Israel's defense minister said that Hamas has shown greater flexibility on the issue of the IDF remaining in Gaza's Philadelphi and Netzarim corridors, and confirmed that an agreement would be implemented in stages

Tags: Hamas
Evolution of fever: New study detects origin before emergence of land animals

Haaretz - 20:07 Dec 16, 2024

A Chinese study of sick fish springs a surprise: They too use fever to boost the 'memory' of their immune system
No Pegasus? No problem: With Israeli tool, Serbia uses homemade spyware against activists, journalists

Haaretz - 19:19 Dec 16, 2024

Researchers from Amnesty International discovered that Serbia managed to use technology from the Israeli company Cellebrite to hack into the phones of its own citizens and infect their devices with malware

Tags: Serbia
Gaza death toll passes 45,000 since war's start, Hamas-run health ministry says

Haaretz - 18:49 Dec 16, 2024

More than 12,000 of the dead are women and over 17,000 are children, the Hamas-run health ministry says ■ The ministry also estimates that at least 10,000 people are buried under rubble ■ The death toll represents over two percent of Gaza's population

Tags: Hamas-run
In Ben-Gvir's Israel, the year is 1984 and the doublethink is lethal

Haaretz - 18:19 Dec 16, 2024

When it comes to citizens' rights, the man charged with overseeing Israel's law enforcement system seems to have very different definitions of justice depending on the beneficiary
Israel at war, day 437: Hamas-run Health Ministry says death toll in Gaza passed 45,000

Haaretz - 18:15 Dec 16, 2024

Israeli DM: 'Closest we've been to a hostage deal since the previous one' ■ The death toll in Gaza has passed 45,000, according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry ■ Medics in Gaza: 15 killed by Israeli strike on shelter for displaced people in Khan Yunis ■ Rocket sirens activated in Tel Aviv and across central Israel; IDF says it intercepted rocket from Yemen■ Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: Israel launched 'most violent strikes' overnight in Syrian coast region since 2012 ■ Here's what you need to know 437 days into the war

Tags: Gaza Hamas-run Health Ministry Israel
Netanyahu denies deal for positive news coverage during third day of testimony

Haaretz - 17:02 Dec 16, 2024

Netanyahu rebuffed allegations that he gave regulatory concessions to telecoms giant Bezeq in exchange for favorable news coverage on Walla, shifting responsibility for any requests of the site's owner to his wife, Sara

Tags: Netanyahu
'The authorities hear us but don't listen... they don't think about our boys for a moment'

Haaretz - 15:48 Dec 16, 2024

Eight members of the Cunio family were kidnapped from Kibbutz Nir Oz. Five were released in a Hamas deal, but David, Ariel, and Ariel's partner Arbel remain captive. Louis Cunio, having given up on the government, tells his sons: 'We're waiting for you'
Extremely elusive dormouse spotted in southern Israel

Haaretz - 14:59 Dec 16, 2024

The dormouse may or may not be rare in Israel. It's hard to know because nobody ever sees any

Tags: Israel
After fall of Syrian regime, satirical TV show about the Assad family becomes talk of Damascus

Haaretz - 12:03 Dec 16, 2024

'Smile, General' was already being widely watched by Syrians after it debuted in March 2023. Now, after the collapse of the Assad regime, they no longer need to refer to it as 'that show'

Tags: Assad
IDF denies ribbon-shaped contrails over Israel were intentional gesture for Gaza hostages

Haaretz - 12:01 Dec 16, 2024

After initial doubts about who was responsible for creating the symbol, a spokesperson for the Israeli army has confirmed it was an Air Force plane, clarifying that the shape was created at random during 'routine flight activities'
Want to really know what's going on in Israel? Watch Saudi TV

Haaretz - 10:45 Dec 16, 2024

Why do Israeli media frequently cite two Saudi TV stations? Are they reliable outlets and who is using them to leak details about the hostage talks?
Why won't U.K. Jewish leaders stand up to Netanyahu?

Haaretz - 10:26 Dec 16, 2024

When Israeli ministers call to resettle Gaza, when Netanyahu abandons the hostages and attacks democracy – there's a deafening silence from leading U.K. Jewish organizations. That's in stark contrast to Jewish groups in the U.S. and the explicit beliefs of U.K. Jews themselves

Tags: Jewish Netanyahu
Israel's Ben-Gvir dismissive as former hostage recounts sexual assault in Gaza

Haaretz - 10:17 Dec 16, 2024

Israel's Channel 12 News aired a recording of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and a woman freed from Hamas captivity last year. He can be heard shifting blame for October 7, insisting that the war must continue

Tags: Israel's
Israeli spyware firm Paragon sold to U.S., as Trump's digital arsenal grows

Haaretz - 09:29 Dec 16, 2024

NSO competitor Paragon, creator of Graphite spyware used by Israel and U.S., sold to American defense contractor, marking a shift in ties of cyber arms between Jerusalem and D.C.

Tags: Paragon
Judges accept Netanyahu's request to postpone Tuesday's testimony

Haaretz - 07:31 Dec 16, 2024

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is testifying in his criminal trial for the third time on Monday, eight years after the investigations into him were first opened. He faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust across three different corruption cases. Netanyahu's testimony follows years of investigations, deliberations, legal proceedings, and delays. Last week, he became the first sitting prime minister in Israeli history to take the witness stand as a defendant.

Tags: Netanyahu's
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Haaretz - 04:04 Dec 16, 2024
Israeli justice minister's renewed coup efforts depend on draft-exemption law

Haaretz - 04:01 Dec 16, 2024

Justice Minister Yariv Levin knows he is at a disadvantage on every front. With the coalition reluctant to accept the extreme wording of the Judicial Selection Committee bill, they signal they will not follow him blindly again
Fearing civil unrest, Iran tries to block Syria's shockwaves

Haaretz - 03:48 Dec 16, 2024

After the coup in Syria and its expected hampering of Hezbollah's reconstruction abilities, Iran now needs damage control, mostly to defend its nuclear sites. An unprecedented suspension of a draconian bill out of fear of its threat to national security points to domestic changes

Tags: Iran

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