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• Yemen's Houthis say they targeted 'Israel-bound' container ship, no damage reported

  Haaretz - 18:08 Jan 03, 2024
  

  French shipping firm CMA CGM told Reuters the vessel was unharmed and had suffered no incident. The company also said the ship had been headed for Egypt, not Israel

• Families of hostages held by Hamas aren't celebrating the Beirut assassination

  Haaretz - 17:35 Jan 03, 2024
  

  For family members of hostages, the killing of senior Hamas figure Saleh al-Arouri represents anything but a victory photo. While they may not be grieving his loss, they are mourning the spark of hope his assassination extinguished

  Tags: Hamas

• Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir announces he'll extend police chief's term by six months

  Haaretz - 17:22 Jan 03, 2024
  

  The announcement comes weeks before Kobi Shabtai's term as Police Chief was slated to end, and is in line with the emergency gov't agreement that officials will remain in their posts until the end of the war

• Israeli hostage Sahar Baruch killed during IDF rescue operation in Gaza, army reveals

  Haaretz - 17:14 Jan 03, 2024
  

  The 25-year-old Israeli was kidnapped on October 7 and was pronounced dead last month. On Wednesday, the army said he died during a rescue operation, though many details remain unknown

  Tags: Israeli

• More than 100 killed in 'terrorist attacks' near tomb of Iranian Guards' Soleimani

  Haaretz - 17:11 Jan 03, 2024
  

  Iranian state television reported two blasts during an anniversary event commemorating chief commander of the elite Quds force Qassem Soleimani, who was killed by the U.S. in 2020

• Second blow to Netanyahu's judicial coup: Israel's top court delays implementation of key law

  Haaretz - 16:33 Jan 03, 2024
  

  The so-called Incapacitation Law, which passed in the Knesset in March, sought to prevent Israel's attorney general from declaring Benjamin Netanyahu unfit for office even if he violates the conflict of interest agreement he signed which bars him from involvement in changes to the judicial system

  Tags: Israel's

• 1,600 Israeli soldiers suffer from PTSD since start of war; 90 discharged from service

  Haaretz - 16:19 Jan 03, 2024
  

  According to the IDF, most of the PTSD cases are soldiers who were exposed to the October 7 Hamas massacre. The IDF mental health department is worried about reservists returning to civilian life, says concerned of 'functioning difficulties, of a situation where daily life starts to feel meaningless'

  Tags: PTSD

• France and Germany condemn Israeli ministers' calls to relocate masses of Palestinians out of Gaza

  Haaretz - 15:33 Jan 03, 2024
  

  France and Germany's denouncements of the remarks by Israeli ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir join a rare unprompted condemnation by the U.S. State Department

  Tags: Israeli France

• Top EU diplomat Borrell says world must impose solution to Israel-Gaza conflict

  Haaretz - 15:04 Jan 03, 2024
  

  Josep Borrell, the EU foreign policy chief, stressed the importance of finding a quick solution to the conflict between Israel and Hamas, warning 'if this tragedy doesn't end soon, the entire Middle East might end up in flames'

• Following top court's ruling, Netanyahu's party realizes judicial reform is dead

  Haaretz - 14:56 Jan 03, 2024
  

  The Likud are in agreement that advancing the judicial reform is no longer possible, both in the short and long term. The coalition is blaming the prime minister, Justice Minister Yariv Levin, and MK Simcha Rothman for the failure

• Jews shouldn't celebrate the resignation of Harvard University's president

  Haaretz - 14:06 Jan 03, 2024
  

  Claudine Gay's decision to step down, despite her failure in that key Congressional hearing, is a win for McCarthyist right-wing culture wars, not for the battle against antisemitism on American campuses

• Shark tanks: With Gaza as testing ground, Israeli defense startups flourish

  Haaretz - 13:58 Jan 03, 2024
  

  Suicide drones and AI systems: Strict regulations and the dominance of the major defense firms mean few small defense startups are founded in Israel each year. They are looking at new opportunities amid geopolitical tensions, rising military budgets, and the Gaza war

• Why Lebanon can't afford a war between Hezbollah and Israel

  Haaretz - 13:37 Jan 03, 2024
  

  Lebanon's economy has been crushed by corruption and incompetence, but it was finally stabilizing - and tourists even began to return. A full-fledged war would deal Lebanon a death-blow

• This song became a big hit in Israel after Hamas killed its singer

  Haaretz - 13:18 Jan 03, 2024
  

  'It's a shame I didn't release the song when she was still alive': Ben Ronen and Tamar Samet's delicate and melancholy song gained recognition after the female vocalist was killed by Hamas terrorists at the Nova music festival on October 7

  Tags: Hamas

• All eyes on Nasrallah as Hezbollah chief set to address Israel-attributed killing of Hamas official

  Haaretz - 12:34 Jan 03, 2024
  

  Hezbollah said on Tuesday that al-Arouri's killing in Beirut – widely attributed to Israel – will not go unanswered. Some, however, believe the retaliation will not be immediate

  Tags: Hezbollah

• 'Israel is our country too': The Arab minority fighting in Gaza while facing inequality at home

  Haaretz - 11:44 Jan 03, 2024
  

  This week, a seventh Druze IDF soldier was killed in Gaza since the war began. In Israel's largest Druze town, Daliat al-Carmel, the locals identify with Israel while railing against its discriminatory laws

  Tags: Gaza Israel

• Hamas leaders' killing does not affect Israel's war in Gaza – but certainly the day after

  Haaretz - 11:38 Jan 03, 2024
  

  While the killing of the senior Hamas leader in Beirut is an operational success, its effect on Israel's war in Gaza is minimal. It is possible, however, that it will accelerate the reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah, preserve Hamas' status and, as important, keep its leaders alive

  Tags: Gaza Hamas Israel's

• The TV Series That May Have Revealed October 7 Plans

  Haaretz - 10:06 Jan 03, 2024
  

  In April 2022, the Hamas-produced series 'Fist of the Free' was screened in the Gaza Strip during Ramadan. It went largely unnoticed at the time, but the Arab world is now seeing it as a self-fulfilling prophecy

• It's clear to everyone Gazans must be destroyed, Israeli lawmaker says

  Haaretz - 09:12 Jan 03, 2024
  

  MK from Netanyahu party says widespread calls to 'destroy' the citizens of the Gaza Strip proves that the right-wing was correct 'all along'

• Hamas will hit back at Israel after killing of its top official. Will Hezbollah also retaliate?

  Haaretz - 04:19 Jan 03, 2024
  

  Though Hezbollah's Nasrallah has threatened in the past to retaliate for Israeli actions in Lebanon, an escalation on his part would also limit his room for maneuver

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