Новости за 18.01.2024

Thousands took part in the protest originally cancelled by police. Speaking to the crowd, Heli Mishael of the Standing Together organization, said, 'After 100 days of war, the hostages have not returned, innocent Palestinians are being killed, and we still don't have security… there is another way'

A hackathon set to take place in Tel Aviv on Friday will encourage people from Israel's gaming industry to develop games that will raise awareness of the 136 hostages who are still held in Gaza

'I'm not responsible,' Prime Minister Netanyahu has been telling his interrogators for years prior to the Oct 7 Hamas attacks. Now, he's trying not only to dispel blame for the massacre but also for what appears to be a failed military campaign

The 35-year-old tourist was found lifeless in a Tel Aviv apartment, after passersby and neighbors noticed smoke and called the fire department. Police say findings at the scene indicate that the suspect stabbed the woman and then set the apartment alight

The Population and Immigration Authority said a refusal was being considered in light of social media posts that 'show clear nationalist consciousness' inconsistent with allegiance to Israel. The applicant says, 'I thought in a democracy, it's supposed to be okay to say what you think'

According to the suspicion, MK Almog Cohen of the far-right Otzma Yehudit party assaulted three detainees with a group of police officers. The case was reopened when Cohen posted a picture of the detainees on the floor with their hands tied in 2022 linking himself to the incident

While conflicts in so many different places make the United States appear clueless and incoherent, the Biden administration is developing what seems like a sound and cogent vision for the region and its future security

Rubinstein served as education minister in Yitzhak Rabin's government and was the living spirit behind the enactment of the Basic Law on Human Dignity and Liberty

The National Security Ministry refuses to publish the list of eligible communities or the criteria used, but a look at the Ministry's website reveals: even Arab communities on the border are not included in the list, while neighboring Jewish communities, even if farther away, are included

In response to an appeal filed to the High Court against the police's decision to prohibit an anti-war protest from taking place in the city of Haifa, Israel's attorney general wrote that the order was 'disproportionate' and emphasized that the right to protest was 'a cornerstone of a democratic state, especially in a state of emergency'

Jake Retzlaff is the first Jew to ever play football for Brigham Young University – and one of only seven Jewish students there. He shares the ritual of saying his own prayer before games, his NFL ambitions and how his teammates reacted to October 7

An Egyptian exile from the Muslim Brotherhood is operating a Telegram group where volunteers pose as Israelis and spread disinformation in Israel ■ Activists include digital experts, graphic designers, Hebrew speakers, AI experts and more

This was the latest attack in a series of strikes in an area where cross-border drug smugglers have been active. Jordan so far has not claimed responsibility for any of the strikes; Syrian reports said those killed had nothing to do with smuggling

The Gaza war has made us more reliant on Washington than perhaps any time since the Yom Kippur War just as support for assisting Israel financially is waning

New finds show that the rock-cut shelters, once linked to the Bar Kochba Revolt, originated earlier as a Jewish strategy to resist all foreign encroachment.

Hezbollah dismisses notions of lowered border hostilities and a geographic pushback as currently unrealistic, long ruling out giving up weapons or withdrawing fighters, many of whom hail from the border region and melt into society at times of peace

Executive Editor Kevin Merida said journalists who signed a harsh condemnation of Israel would not cover the war; The newspaper's owners criticized the decision, and Merida resigned

Situated atop a mountan ridge, Kibbutz Manara was never the easiest of places to live in the best of times. Now, as Hezbollah targets its homes on an almost daily basis, its residents have been evacuated to the south and don't know when they'll be able to return

Aleph Farms obtained provisional Israeli Health Ministry approval to market steak made from Black Angus cow cells, which involves taking cells from an animal, so it's not considered vegan

Sources say Hamas is appointing new commanders and is attempting to bring together operatives from different battalions. A senior defense official indicated that Hamas was severely wounded, but the withdrawal of the forces would allow it to recover

Following Iran's attack Tuesday on Pakistani soil, Pakistan retaliated with airstrikes allegedly targeting militant positions, resulting in the deaths of nine people and further escalating tensions between the countries

The war against Hamas is unlike anything Israel has ever experienced. While soldiers are united around its just cause, Israeli politicians' message that they can continue fighting with no end in sight is untrue – and dangerous

Before October 7, they were in opposing camps: residents of Kiryat Shmona versus kibbutzniks; supporters of the judicial reform versus opponents. Now, some of them have formed a new pressure group which wants Israel and international bodies to implement UN resolution calling for Hezbollah to redeploy north of the Litani River

The Islamic Republic is careful to continue waging a proxy war. But if the tension Tehran has created leads to war, its political interests – which have nothing to do with Gaza – could take a painful blow