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• U.K. LGBTQ activist arrested for 'globalize the intifada' sign at London pro-Palestine protest

  Haaretz - 20:08 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Peter Tatchell's foundation released a statement calling the arrest of Tatchell 'an attack of free speech,' while rejecting the police ban on the use of 'intifada.' He accused Palestine Solidarity Campaign protest stewards of colluding with police to have him arrested

• Israel police tells IDF they will not assist in arrest of ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers

  Haaretz - 18:53 Feb 01, 2026
  

  In view of the police decision, no criminal sanctions will be taken against ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers. Senior police officers cited manpower shortages and concern over riots. Israel's Attorney General said the decision leads to selective enforcement

  Tags: Orthodox

• The price of Israel's wars: 'The pager operation cost a billion shekels'

  Haaretz - 17:16 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Brig. Gen. Gil Pinchas, the newly retired financial adviser to the IDF, stresses that in expensive efforts like the beeper operation and Israel's airstrikes on Iran, 'part of the cost is things we invested in 15 to 20 years earlier'

  Tags: Israel's

• Israel is in possession of 776 bodies of identified Palestinians, other nationals

  Haaretz - 17:06 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Holding on to bodies of Palestinians was initially used by Israel as a tool in negotiations for the return of fallen Israeli soldiers. Now it has become a method of revenge and inflicting further suffering on their families, says the Palestinian organization working for their release

  Tags: Palestinians Israel

• Iran – U.S. negotiations are 'fruitful', Iranian foreign minister tells CNN

  Haaretz - 17:06 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Araghchi told CNN that Tehran would expect the United States to respect Iran's right to a non-military nuclear program and to lift its sanctions on the country, which have caused severe economic strain on Iran for over a decade

  Tags: Iran

• 'Netanyahu's lackey': Ex-hostages, families erupt after Israel's top coordinator said protests helped Hamas

  Haaretz - 15:32 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Former hostages, relatives and bereaved families lashed out at the state's key hostage coordinator remarks to Haaretz, saying he pressured families into refraining from speaking against Netanyahu throughout the public struggle to return the hostages from Gaza captivity

• How today's radical Islamist groups were fueled by 1970s left-wing revolutionaries

  Haaretz - 15:30 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Jason Burke talks to Haaretz about his new book 'The Revolutionaries,' which explores how the PLO, Carlos the Jackal, the Baader‑Meinhof Gang and other 1970s radicals paved the way for ISIS, Hamas and al-Qaeda

• Eight Muslim-majority countries condemn Israel's 'repeated violations' of Gaza cease-fire

  Haaretz - 14:40 Feb 01, 2026
  

  The letter blames Israel for 'risking escalating tensions' and violations which they say led to the killing and wounding of over one thousand Palestinians

• Explained: What part can Israel's Arab parties play in toppling Netanyahu in the 2026 vote

  Haaretz - 12:59 Feb 01, 2026
  

  With anti-Palestinian sentiment growing in Israel after October 7 and the Gaza war – and the far-right government striving to disqualify the Arab parties – Arab voters are hoping their representatives will join forces and win as many as 17 of the Knesset's 120 seats

  Tags: Arab

• Israel's obsessive effort to blur the line between life and death

  Haaretz - 12:32 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Why did police chief Danny Levy told Ran Gvili's family 'You're getting your child back exactly as he left'?

• Iran's supreme leader warns of regional conflict if U.S. attacks after IDF chief visits Washington

  Haaretz - 10:41 Feb 01, 2026
  

  'The Americans should know that if they start a war, it will be a regional war,' Khamenei reportedly said, after IDF chief Eyal Zamir met top U.S. military officials in Washington to coordinate defense plans ahead of a possible U.S. strike on Iran

  Tags: Washington

• Doctors Without Borders to cease Gaza operations after refusing to hand over staff lists to Israel

  Haaretz - 10:05 Feb 01, 2026
  

  The aid group is one of the largest humanitarian organizations operating in the Gaza Strip, and doctors warn its departure will severely damage medical services. A local physician criticized those praising the move as 'symbolic resistance,' warning it could lead to a humanitarian disaster

• U.S. envoys to Israel blocked early warning of 'apocalyptic wasteland' in Gaza

  Haaretz - 08:21 Feb 01, 2026
  

  The February 2024 USAID cable was one of five sent in the first part of that year documenting the rapidly deteriorating health, food and sanitary conditions and breakdown of social order for Palestinians living in Gaza resulting from Israel's military campaign, six former U.S. officials told Reuters

  Tags: Gaza

• Rafah crossing opens for systems checks; source: no passage of people expected Sunday

  Haaretz - 08:15 Feb 01, 2026
  

  System checks by Israel coincide with a trial run of the joint Egypt-EU team overseeing the Gaza side of the crossing, a security source said. With only about 150 people permitted to cross daily, the move is seen as largely symbolic

• Hostage coordinator: Hostage protests helped Hamas, created 'sense of urgency'

  Haaretz - 04:04 Feb 01, 2026
  

  'They planned to hold the hostages for ten years,' Hirsch says, arguing that Hamas exploited internal divisions and that parts of the Israeli media 'echoed enemy propaganda.' Families of hostages accuse him of rewriting history, as Hirsch defends the government's conduct

  Tags: Hamas

• The U.S. threat to Iran may wait for another round of diplomacy – this time led by Turkey

  Haaretz - 04:03 Feb 01, 2026
  

  In the absence of an immediate justification for an attack, Trump may give Turkey credit for resolving the crisis in Iran, which understands that Turkey could be a more effective mediator than Saudi Arabia. A senior Turkish official told Haaretz that Istanbul may propose transferring enriched uranium to Turkey, pledging it would never be returned to Iran

  Tags: Turkey Iran

• IDF says it struck Hezbollah militant in southern Lebanon

  Haaretz - 04:00 Feb 01, 2026
  

• What this right-wing activist wants from the ex-chief of Israel's Supreme Court

  Haaretz - 03:31 Feb 01, 2026
  

• Border Patrol leader at center of ICE protest crackdown reportedly mocked Jewish prosecutor

  Haaretz - 03:21 Feb 01, 2026
  

  Greg Bovino, who led recent federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, is said to have referred mockingly to Jews as the 'chosen people' in a January call with prosecutors

• Like a gambler who lost his fortune, Israel wants another war

  Haaretz - 03:10 Feb 01, 2026
  

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