Новости за 21.02.2024

Rabbi Yehuda Weinberg, a well known figure in American Jewish circles and the son of the founder of the Aish HaTorah organization, is accused of sexually assaulting a female relative 20 years ago, when she was between the ages 10 and 15. He denies the allegations

The High Court of Justice rules there are no grounds to intervene in PM Netanyahu's selection of the Itamar Ben-Gvir as Israel's national security minister

Neanderthals in Le Moustier cave were creating compound materials. Only sapiens was thought to do that, at the other end of the prehistoric world

Tens of thousands of Israeli soldiers were left empty-handed after all available tickets gone within an hour of the website's launch

IDF found behavior in its ranks in Gaza that crosses criminal threshold, army's top lawyer says ■ U.S. says ICJ can't order immediate Israeli withdrawal from Palestinian territories without taking Israel's security needs into account ■ Israel preparing to reopen Karni border crossing to allow aid to north Gaza ■ 40-year-old woman, 5-year-old girl reportedly killed in IDF strike in southern Lebanon ■ Here's what you need to know 138 days into the war

While the airlines haven't officially announced the return of flights to Israel, United's website is offering tickets to Israel from March ■ U.S.-based airlines stop flying to Israel in early October

The term 'absolute victory' was deliberately chosen as it has become a phrase favored by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during press conferences and foreign language interviews, although he is disinclined to define what that actually means

On the third day of the ICJ session of hearings into Israel's occupation of territories, the U.S. representative told the panel not to try to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict 'through an advisory opinion addressed to questions focusing on the acts of only one party'

In a letter to IDF commanders, the Military Advocate General noted that action must be taken against soldiers whose actions have 'crossed the criminal threshold,' such as 'operationally unjustifiable use of force, looting, removal of private property and destruction of civilian property'

Prof. Zvi Sever has trod the forests in Africa, written a bill for the gifted and talented that Netanyahu blocked, exchanged ideas with Bill Gates and Angela Merkel and studied the Iranians. So it's little wonder he's taken his ethics code to the UN

Ignorant to human complexity and the march of history, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is hoping to convince the world that a Palestinian state is nothing but a 'reward for terror'

Staff Sergeant Abraham Wovagen, 21, was serving in the Nahal Brigade. A resident of Netanya, Wogaven is survived by his parents and 11 brothers and sisters

Israel's Association of Rape Crisis Centers released a report based on testimonies, interviews and other sources, demonstrating Hamas' sexual violence was a 'clear operational strategy involving systematic, targeted sexual abuse'

From literary festivals to politician-clerics, the Gaza war has ratcheted up the heat and volume of Pakistan's already inordinate hostility towards Israel. While virtue-signaling progressives and antisemitic Islamists find common ground celebrating Hamas, what are they really doing to save Palestinian lives?

A long-time friend and supporter of Israel, President Lula's statement comparing Israel's campaign in Gaza to the Nazi campaign against Jews has left decades of goodwill between the president and Israel in the dust

Israel has not confirmed the strikes, however the head of a Syrian human rights group said they looked similar to the assassination of a top Hamas official in Beirut last month

Made of limestone like the stone kitchenware typical of ancient Jewish homes, the box shows charring - from Jerusalem's destruction by the Romans 2,000 years ago

The U.S. military said its forces successfully intercepted the Iranian-made vessel, in what the head of the U.S. Central Command called another example of Tehran's 'malign activity in the region'

While the opposition parties spent the last week engaged in internecine squabbles over the government's attempts to eject MK Cassif from the Knesset, members of the coalition are growing in confidence. And although Eisenkot is more militant than Gantz, they are both caught in the same trap

The Israeli military's principal aim was defending the settlements in the West Bank – that is, maintaining the occupation and enforcing it on the Palestinians. The enemy understood quite well what an opportunity had fallen into its lap

For the first time in weeks, there is a small degree of optimism in Jerusalem that American efforts to negotiate another hostages-for-truce agreement will bear fruit. Talks are now focusing on several key issues – mainly the ratio of hostages to Palestinian prisoners that Israel will free and how long the cease-fire will last

U.S. vetoes Security Council resolution demanding immediate cease-fire; proposes draft resolution calling for 'temporary cease-fire' ■ Hamas official says Haniyeh's Cairo visit does not signal 'breakthrough' in deal talks ■ UN pauses aid deliveries to north Gaza ■ Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon

Gali Baharav-Miara asks High Court to reject suit filed by Negev development minister against her and the state prosecutor in an attempt to force them to indict anti-judicial overhaul protestors