Новости за 15.02.2024

Yair Yaakov's two sons, Yagil and Or, were released along with his girlfriend Merav Tal in a hostage deal between Israel and Hamas in November

Two soldiers and an officer from the Paratroopers Brigade were seriously wounded in the incident which claimed the life of 20-year-old Sgt. Rotem Sahar Hadar

With its long-term aim of creating a demilitarized Palestinian state, the Biden Doctrine is not easily palatable to Israelis in the wake of Oct. 7. Yet the alternative is ultimately likely to be much worse

The U.S. and several Arab states reportedly aim to present a plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace, including a timeframe for establishment of a Palestinian state ■ CIA chief met Netanyahu after PM ordered Israel's delegation not to return to Cairo for cease-fire talks ■ The IDF is operating in Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis ■ Here's what you need to know 132 days into the war

The United Kingdom is a hotbed of antisemitism at a time when the country has so little sway in the Middle East. Why? Blame it on a peculiar leftover of imperial grandeur

The IDF began an assault on Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, the largest medical facility in southern Gaza. The army say they evacuated the hospital after receiving 'credible intel' that hostages were held there, and their bodies may remain on the grounds. Reports on the ground say Israeli forces unearthed temporary graves

When the leadership of Democrats Abroad, a group working to mobilize American voters living outside the U.S., failed to truly acknowledge the loss affecting those in its ranks after October 7, its members in Israel say they're disturbed and sympathize with the nine-person board – but not deterred

Liahav Eitan, an Israeli living in London, was booed out of comedian Paul Curries show after not applauding the Palestinian flag with the rest of the crowd. Currie, a notoriously pro-Palestine comedian, has since been banned by the Soho Theatre in London for the incident

As a Black Jew it grieves me to see some young African Americans adopting the Hamas line and the copy-paste theatrics of shared struggle that serve no one

The Palestinian-American Democrat only voted 'present,' and in her remarks cited a Haaretz article detailing an incident of violence against West Bank Palestinians by IDF soldiers

Despite Israel telling evacuees from the Gaza border they could remain in hotel until July, the Education Ministry won't allow teachers to take up positions in other schools, pressuring them to return home or go without pay

People continue to have sex, even during wartime. But is it okay to enjoy it when your son is fighting in Gaza or your father is a hostage there? A group of Israeli sex therapists decided to help Israelis answer these questions

Against a backdrop of growing interest in immigration to Israel from Jewish people in France, Britain, America and Canada, Israel plans to give financial aid to new 'olim' in a bid to increase immigration from Western countries

An Israeli political source confirmed a report in the Washington Post, detailing a plan from the U.S. and other Arab states for the road to a two-state solution, expected to be revealed in the coming weeks

The extant highway is deadly but new finds at Legio, the Roman Legion base at Armageddon, spur archaeologists to urge government: Consider other ways to save drivers from themselves

Ten people, including six children, were killed in the strike, which Israel launched in response to a rocket barrage from Lebanon on Wednesday, which killed an Israeli soldier and wounded eight others

Cairo, a key rival of Qatar, has no intention of bringing Turkey into the inner circle of diplomatic contacts – and it's doubtful that Erdogan would bring anything to the table ■ Unlike the Turkish leader, who can afford to engage in confrontational rhetoric, Sissi recognizes the importance of cooperative ties between Cairo and Jerusalem

The U.S. State Department denounced the move by the Jerusalem Municipality, saying it 'hurts the efforts to advance sustainable peace and security - and Israel's status in the world'

The relentless exchange of fire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah in the north forced a surreal reality on residents of Israel's northernmost communities, many of whom remain displaced from their homes. 'We don't know anything about where we go from here. The army isn't giving us answers,' says one kibbutz member

Thousands protest against Netanyahu government, calling for release of Israeli hostages ■ Kiryat Shmona hit by barrage of 25 rockets from Lebanon ■ Israeli army, Shin Bet kill Hamas commander who took part in Oct. 7 massacre, held Israeli hostage ■ Israeli defense chief to Hezbollah: 'Our planes over Beirut already have their targets' ■ Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 10, local sources say ■ U.S., Arab countries expected to present timeline to Palestinian State, reports say ■ IDF arrests 22 terror... Читать дальше...

Number of antisemitic incidents across the country reached 4,103 - more than twice the figure in 2022 - amid a surge of threats, hate speech, violence and damage to Jewish institutions and property

Over the next several weeks, hostages who have been released are expected to testify in closed-door hearings

The timing of the Palestinian president's public plea to Hamas was greeted by raised eyebrows on the Palestinian street, with many linking it to the pressure he came under from Qatar