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Trump enters dangerous waters in the Strait of Hormuz

Haaretz - 03:37 Mar 19, 2026

A crude awakening: Even though the U.S. has reduced its dependence on oil imports, Iran's moves have pushed prices up, threatening the president ahead of midterm elections and prompting an attempt to mobilize NATO countries
Netanyahu says a revolution in Iran requires a ground offensive

Haaretz - 03:25 Mar 19, 2026
Trump official who quit over Iran war: U.S. could have threatened Israel aid to prevent unilateral attack

Haaretz - 01:28 Mar 19, 2026

Joe Kent, who stepped down as director of the National Counterterrorism Center, told Tucker Carlson the U.S. should have used military aid as leverage to block Israel's offensive and questioned the influence of pro-Israel lobbyists on America First policy

Tags: Israel
Trump administration considers deploying thousands more U.S. troops to Middle East

Haaretz - 00:04 Mar 19, 2026

Options include securing Strait of Hormuz and Kharg Island - although deployment of ground forces would anger parts of Trump's base
Iranian barrages kill at least four Palestinians in West Bank, one man in Israel, emergency services say

Haaretz - 23:24 Mar 18, 2026

The strike on the West Bank town of Beit Awa, near Hebron, also wounded six other women, the Red Crescent said. Emergency services reported that a Thai foreign worker was killed in central Israel, while several others were lightly wounded in the Arab town of Jaljulya and Tel Aviv

Tags: West Bank Israel
Israeli prosecutors reject plea deal for prime suspect in Bibileaks, Qatargate cases

Haaretz - 23:12 Mar 18, 2026

Urich expressed his willingness to admit to lesser charges than the ones attributed to him and do community service. Senior prosecutors believe that such a penalty is insufficient and that there is a reasonable chance for conviction on graver charges
Netanyahu the mafia boss takes pride in what he ought to be ashamed of

Haaretz - 23:05 Mar 18, 2026
The Israeli consensus: Living without a war is bad

Haaretz - 23:01 Mar 18, 2026
Arab-Israeli Journalist Lucy Aharish honored by ADL amid far-right harassment campaign against her

Haaretz - 22:49 Mar 18, 2026

Aharish was awarded the Anti-Defamation League's Abraham Award for her efforts to promote unity and fight antisemitism, weeks after facing harassment from pro-Netanyahu government agitators outside her home
Disposable labor: Israel fails those it calls 'essential'

Haaretz - 22:36 Mar 18, 2026

The irrelevance of life-saving safety instructions issued by the Home Front Command to tens of thousands of workers in construction, agriculture and home care reflects a policy that prioritizes the interests of employers and the government, which define these workers as "essential" without ensuring their personal safety
Only the shelves remain: Inside a shattered Tel Aviv wine bar

Haaretz - 22:05 Mar 18, 2026

After hip locale Flor suffered a hit at the start of the war, its owners aren't waiting for government help as they strive to rebuild the minimalist mood that's as much Paris as Tel Aviv

Tags: Tel Aviv
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Haaretz - 21:34 Mar 18, 2026
Emirati official: Iran's attacks on Gulf states will strengthen their ties with Israel, U.S.

Haaretz - 20:18 Mar 18, 2026

Anwar Gargash, the senior political adviser to the president of the United Arab Emirates, estimated that Iran would take Israel's place as the biggest threat to Gulf states. He also announced that his country is prepared to participate in a U.S.-led international effort to secure the Strait of Hormuz

Tags: Gulf
IDF chief condemns settler violence, calls on Israeli authorities to combat it

Haaretz - 19:40 Mar 18, 2026

IDF Chief of Staff Zamir said settler violence causes strategic damage, but claimed those responsible are a minority who do not represent the settlement movement. Seven Palestinians have been killed in settler attacks since the beginning of the month
Iranian regime 'degraded' but intact as threats persist, U.S. intelligence chief warns

Haaretz - 18:29 Mar 18, 2026

Tulsi Gabbard's appearance before the Senate Intelligence Committee is the first public sworn testimony from senior U.S. officials since the start of the Iran war
Don't look up: High in the air, Israeli crane operators left exposed to Iranian missiles

Haaretz - 18:28 Mar 18, 2026

Seventy percent of crane operators in Israel are working during the war, exposed dozens of meters high. Even when there is a protected space below, there is almost no chance of reaching it in time
How Trump's Iran war adds strain to NATO's already shaky foundation

Haaretz - 18:25 Mar 18, 2026

Concerned over U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to remove sanctions on Russian oil and not being wholly dependent on oil coming from the Strait of Hormuz, European members of NATO do not have faith in Trump's plans for Iran

Tags: Iran
How far-right criticism of the Iran war is a gateway drug for the antisemites among them

Haaretz - 18:12 Mar 18, 2026

The problem with former Trump official Joe Kent's view isn't that it criticizes Israel, but that it uses legitimate opposition to unpopular wars to promote conspiratorial, antisemitic narratives that put Jews at risk
Pro-Palestinian coalition announces 'largest yet' flotilla trying to break Israel's blockade on Gaza

Haaretz - 18:07 Mar 18, 2026

Organizers said the initiative – dubbed the "Spring 2026 Flotilla" – could involve thousands of participants from more than 100 countries and over 100 vessels. But uncertainty looms as regional war tensions and Israel's past crackdowns cast doubt on whether the flotilla will reach its shores

Tags: Israel's
'All we ask is that the law be enforced equally': Haifa municipality removes Arabic sign from eatery

Haaretz - 18:03 Mar 18, 2026

After the Haifa municipality ordered the removal of an Arab-owned eatery's sign, activists and city council members say the law, which requires Hebrew signage on businesses, is being selectively enforced against Palestinian citizens

Tags: Haifa

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