Новости за 10.03.2024

According to Business Insider, apps that use GPS locations are impacted by GPS jamming carried out by the Israeli military in order to thwart strikes from Lebanon. As a result, 60-62 percent of profiles appearing on Tinder in Lebanon in February were of Israeli nationals

According to the IDF's West Bank legal advisor, the bylaws enforced by the council apply only to Israelis and not to Palestinians. Representatives of four Palestinian herders have petitioned Israel's High Court of Justice to release the animals and refund money collected by the council

The judges did not officially reject Netanyahu's request to postpone the testimonies, but essentially negated it by scheduling two testimonies

It turns out that giant green snakes in South America aren't one species but two. And the multiple species of yellow anaconda found in very different terrains are one

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir argued with the petition to overturn the law subordinating the police to the national security minister, claiming that police 'independence' will turn Israel into a 'police state'

Egypt reportedly in contact with senior Hamas members, Israeli officials to restart cease-fire talks ■ Members of Israeli hostages' families will attend UN Security Council session on Hamas' sexual violence against Israeli women ■ Petition signed by 730 Israeli academics calls on government to 'take urgent measures to prevent starvation' in Gaza ■ Biden: Netanyahu is 'hurting Israel more than helping' ■ Here's what you need to know 156 days into the war

A judge criticized the police's arrest of one protester saying that 'it was possible and perhaps advisable to exercise discretion during the suspect's arrest," and emphasized that the police did not carry out basic interrogation protocol

Netanyahu also attacked U.S. policy goals aimed at revitalizing a Palestinian Authority and objecting to an Israeli military operation in Rafah. 'The vast majority [in Israel] are united as never before,' he said

Sgt. 1st Class Michael Gal was killed on Sunday during the fighting in the southern Gaza Strip. He was buried Sunday evening in Jerusalem's Mount Herzl military cemetery

The Israeli PM made his statement in response to the Turkish president's comparison between him and Hitler, marking a further deterioration in the tone in the diplomatic confrontation between the two countries

The killing of Nibin Maxwell in northern Israel last week has been largely unreported in the Indian media. Even if it were headline news, it probably wouldn't change the minds of many Israel-bound construction workers

Sephardi Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's empty threat that yeshiva students will leave Israel rather than serve in the army is a new low in the story of the Haredi community

Hamas' hope is to provoke Israel into killing enough civilians to defeat Israel politically – a classic terrorist strategy of provocation that Israel has fallen for. But beating Hamas requires unconventional thinking

The Dutch Jewish anti-Zionist organization Erev Rav that organized the protest, along with the Dutch Palestinian Community and Socialist International, said it couldn't stand by while the war in Gaza continues

The Noam party asked the Knesset to approve the added funding, which will be used for initiatives 'promoting unity and mutual responsibility, and strengthening the spirit of volunteerism to society and the state' and 'public diplomacy and advertising' on Jewish identity issues

A confab in Jerusalem last week examined the concept of motherhood and its role in political organizing and activism, with solidarity a key goal between the various movements present – from Mothers for Life to Mothers Against Violence

Arrival of thousands of Muslim worshippers to the Al-Aqsa/Temple Mount compound will put Israeli policy on the flash point to the test, after the government decided not to place new entry restrictions amid Hamas war

Chief rabbi's comments come as the deadline approaches for the state to explain to the High Court why it doesn't draft ultra-Orthodox men into the army – despite the expiration of the law exempting them from service

Monumental structure built 2,300 years ago would have sparkled in the morning light atop Azekah, and shows close cultural links with ancient Egypt

U.S. vessel on route to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza by sea ■ Thousands protested Saturday night in anti-gov't protests, protests calling to release hostages ■ IDF Northern Command chief: We are constantly preparing for an offensive in Lebanon

Following the aid convoy incident's casualties and the Israeli government's inaction on demonstrations blocking aid from entering Gaza, the U.S. plan to build a seaport reflects the change of tone in Washington. Hamas stands to gain without making significant concessions, and its incentive to strike a deal may decrease

In a wide-ranging interview with MSNBC 48 hours after his State of The Union address, U.S. President Joe Biden said 'you cannot have 30,000 more Palestinians dead as a consequence of going after Hamas - there's other ways'