Новости за 02.02.2024

'Violence in the West Bank is absolutely unacceptable and puts at risk peace, stability in the region and the path towards the two-state solution,' the Canadian prime minister said a day after the U.S. imposed sanctions against four Israeli men implicated in violence against Palestinian civilians

The plan, which proposes releasing one hostage daily during the cease-fire, faced significant criticism from cabinet members who opposed both the length of the cease-fire and the phased release of hostages, a source told Haaretz. 'Such a deal will give Hamas oxygen,' far-right minister Ben-Gvir said

Unless Israel controls Gaza directly, it will have to allow the Palestinian Authority to hire tens of thousands of public servants who were employed by Hamas. A cease-fire could be an opportunity to give the PA the reins of power

Osama Hamdan, a senior Hamas official in Beirut, said the group demands the release of thousands of Palestinian prisoners, as well as a permanent cease-fire – a condition standing at odds with the multi-stage proposal put forth by officials from Egypt, Israel, Qatar and the U.S.

After U.S.-led efforts at normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel stalled amid the Gaza war, officials say Riyadh won't insist Israel take concrete steps toward a Palestinian state – and will accept a political commitment to a two-state solution instead

How did a single chapter from a book written over six decades ago by a Black psychiatrist, who never discussed the Israel-Palestine issue, become widely cited in relation to Hamas' October 7 attack? Adam Shatz's new biography explores the life of Martinique-born philosopher Frantz Fanon, now renowned for his influential thoughts on anti-colonialism

To use the Hebrew synonym, who's a smartut? Ask 10 million Israelis and the short answer is 'everybody' – and surely the increasing number of morons in Israeli politics

The order could irreversibly alter the West Bank settler enterprise and lays the groundwork for possibly sanctioning Israeli officials, though some critics see it as lip service to Democrats wary of Biden's Israel-Gaza policy

Turkey, which doesn't classify Hamas as a terrorist organization, previously warned Israel of 'serious consequences' if it tried to hunt down Hamas members living outside Palestinian territories – including in Turkey

'It seems that people in the university wanted to placate the student's classmates' says Adalah center for Arab rights after the Israeli university's initial penalty of reprimand and community service was increased to a year-long suspension

As Biden's support of Israel in Gaza war hits him hard in the polls, Republican Jewish Coalition says executive order 'is about cold, calculated politics' while democratic counterparts laud him for sending clear message to West Bank extremists

This week at Ben-Gurion airport: An ex-nurse returns to Israel after a year of travelling, and an artist explains what it's like to perform in front an audience of war evacuees

Under the cover of war, backed by Israel's army and police, settler violence targeting Palestinian shepherding communities is surging. These Israeli activists are putting themselves in harm's way to protect them

Any response the Israeli prime minister gives on any issue will get him a passing grade from one side but a big fat F from the other ■ If he passes the Ben-Gvir test, he'll fail the Gantz-Eisenkot test ■ What does Netanyahu think the Gotliv affair proved? ■ The PM also prepares his next scapegoats

There has been some progress toward another hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, but plenty of stages must still be completed ■ The past week's fighting in northern Gaza is a promo of things to come ■ Iran violated the rules of the game with the U.S. ■ The reservists bear a burden

U.S. begins retaliatory strikes against Iranian targets in Syria, Iraq ■ Israel's Arrow defense system intercepts a Houthi missile shot from Yemen over the Red Sea, IDF says ■ Israel, Hamas examine proposed hostage deal ■ Israel's Defense chief hints of Gaza cease-fire, says strikes on Hezbollah will continue

As they grieved Cydrick Garin, members of the Filpino community in Israel also appreciated a rare occasion in which one of their own was being honored by a society they are invisible members of – and by a government that made them feel unwelcome

Federal judge in Oakland, California dismisses a lawsuit against President Biden, saying U.S. military support for Israel is outside the court's jurisdiction

In addition, state prosecution decided to close the cases against the news agencies in which Netanyahu allegedly to have attempted to skew news coverage in exchange for government concessions