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• Over 160 journalists have been killed in the Gaza war. A few were targeted by the IDF

  Haaretz - 21:40 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Bombardments, mistakes, deliberate targeting or bad luck? The Committee to Protect Journalists and the Israeli Defense Forces give very different accounts of the killings of media workers in the Gaza war, the deadliest conflict to affect journalists in recent decades

  Tags: Gaza

• Trump is pushing Netanyahu to pursue stage two of the Israel-Hamas deal, despite political risks

  Haaretz - 21:39 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Trump's envoy, Witkoff, arrived in Israel after visiting Saudi Arabia to push for normalization between the two countries. Alongside private pressure from the White House, Trump is publicly working to strengthen his relationship with Netanyahu

  Tags: Trump Netanyahu

• Why do Israeli police blindfold Arab suspects but not Jewish ones?

  Haaretz - 21:39 Jan 29, 2025
  

• Twenty questions for Israel's elusive, evasive prime minister

  Haaretz - 21:33 Jan 29, 2025
  

• The military machismo of Israeli soldiers in Gaza will rear its ugly head at home

  Haaretz - 21:28 Jan 29, 2025
  

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  Haaretz - 21:21 Jan 29, 2025
  

• Breeding a better 'working dog' doesn't work, shocking study exposes

  Haaretz - 20:34 Jan 29, 2025
  

  We can create designer dogs and believe what we like but we can't change their biology, says new study on canine skulls and abilities

• Attacks on Jews abroad: Israel's actions aren't a reason, they're an excuse

  Haaretz - 19:11 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Well before May 14, 1948, we saw some of the worst manifestations of human animosity directed primarily at Jews, and there was barely an Israel around yet. Those who blame Israel for assaults on Jews have two options: Fight antisemitism, or let this bigotry fester

  Tags: Jews

• Three Israeli, five Thai hostages set to be released from Gaza captivity on Thursday

  Haaretz - 18:58 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Israel estimates that the release of the hostages will begin Thursday by early afternoon. Eighty-year-old Gadi Moses' friends said they were not surprised he survived captivity. The Thai Embassy has yet to receive the names of its nationals expected to be freed

  Tags: Thursday

• Trump antisemitism executive order vows deportations, crackdown on 'pro-Hamas aliens and left-wing radicals'

  Haaretz - 18:57 Jan 29, 2025
  

  A White House document obtained by Haaretz shows that Trump's executive order aims to take 'unprecedented' steps to combat 'the explosion of antisemitism,' including the ability to revoke student visas of 'Hamas sympathizers on college campuses'

  Tags: Hamas

• Eisenkot to replace Gantz? Pressure rises for new leader of key Israeli opposition party

  Haaretz - 18:44 Jan 29, 2025
  

  In an attempt to stay on top, Gantz's base is trying to prevent a primary election. Despite adamant denials from the party, a leaked protocol from a meeting of leading anti-government activists shows efforts for the switch

• Trump envoy Witkoff becomes first U.S. official in 15 years to enter Gaza Strip

  Haaretz - 18:21 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Witkoff, instrumental in securing Netanyahu's acceptance of the cease-fire terms before Trump's inauguration, said last wee that his visit to Gaza was to ensure the terms of the cease-fire 'are properly implemented'

  Tags: Witkoff

• Trump claims he blocked $50 million in funding for 'condoms for Hamas'

  Haaretz - 17:36 Jan 29, 2025
  

  The White House's claim about condoms in Gaza, allegedly earmarked by the Biden administration, was part of a defense of Trump's sweeping halt to federal aid; Fact checkers found that the U.S. had not funded condoms in the entire Middle East

• Amit Soussana, freed from Hamas captivity, recalls in interview how fellow hostage saved her life

  Haaretz - 16:46 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Soussana made headlines when she became the first released hostage to testify publicly about the sexual abuse she suffered in captivity. She credits IDF spotter Liri Albag, who was released last Saturday, with saving her life, as she managed to convince the terrorists that Soussana was not a soldier

• Netanyahu seeks to cancel next week's corruption trial hearing for White House meeting with Trump

  Haaretz - 16:06 Jan 29, 2025
  

  The prosecution agreed to the delay, on the condition that more time would be allocated for testimony later. The prime minister has testified on only about half the days he was originally scheduled for since last month

• Israel won the war. This is how Trump can help it win the peace

  Haaretz - 15:55 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Stop the mindless 'two-state solution' mantra. It's time to revisit the idea of a Jordanian-Palestinian confederation, and U.S. President Donald Trump's as yet half-baked but axiom-breaking diplomatic approach may actually help

• Finance minister threatens to dissolve Netanyahu coalition over Haredi conscription bill

  Haaretz - 15:26 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Israel's perennial debate on drafting ultra-Orthodox men threatens to dissolve PM Netanyahu's coalition. An ultra-Orthodox party said that if a conscription exemption bill doesn't pass within two months, 'we'll go to elections'

• This San Francisco startup congregation has created a prayer book like no other

  Haaretz - 15:20 Jan 29, 2025
  

  The Kitchen, a congregation that caters to people who are new to 'doing Jewish,' is known for pushing boundaries. Its latest innovation is a first-of-its-kind siddur that integrates Ashkenazi and Sephardi liturgical traditions

• Israel's UNRWA ban will fuel chaos in Gaza, West Bank just when stability is needed

  Haaretz - 14:54 Jan 29, 2025
  

  Israeli authorities remain unsure how to enforce laws against UNRWA, with legal hurdles ahead. While accusations stem from its role in Palestinian society, Netanyahu is blocking globally backed efforts to transfer its duties to the Palestinian Authority

  Tags: UNRWA

• Should they be jailed with terrorists? Rehab near Gaza won't spare Bedouin harsh sentences

  Haaretz - 14:46 Jan 29, 2025
  

  These six young Israeli Arabs threw rocks and stones during 2021's Operation Guardian of the Walls, and in one case assaulted an Israeli police officer. Despite participating in a restorative justice program, they will soon be incarcerated as security prisoners

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