Новости за 23.03.2024

The bipartisan bill, which Biden signed into law, also cuts funding to the United Nations Human Rights Council unless the administration can certify that it is taking 'significant steps to remove Israel as a permanent agenda item,' and banning funding for the UN Commission of Inquiry on Israel

Playwright Tony Kushner told the Haaretz Podcast he supports every word in Jonathan Glazer's Gaza speech, explained why Zionism does not equal racism, and insisted there is 'naivety in part of the left, much more than there is antisemitism.' Read the full interview

Thousands protested against Netanyahu's government and for a hostage deal across Israel. In Tel Aviv, hundreds of protesters lit fires and blocked main roads. Mother of a hostage still held in Gaza addressed the Israeli delegation in Doha: 'You are doing your life's mission – do not come back without a hostage deal'

According to the official, the proposal deals with the release of the 40 first hostages in the deal. Sources in Hamas' leadership told Haaretz that the Israeli officials remarks were 'Israeli manipulation to justify the continuation of the war'

UN chief visits Rafah crossing, decries blocked aid trucks there as 'moral outrage' ■ U.S. officially bars funding for UNRWA through March 2025 ■ IDF says it detained at least 800 suspects and killed 170 Hamas members at Al-Shifa Hospital ■ White House to share alternative options to Rafah offensive with Israeli officials ■ Here's what you need to know 169 days into the war

Sgt. 1st Class Ilay David Garfinkel, serving in the IDF's Duvdevan unit, was killed by the assailant as soldiers pursued him in an area of dense vegetation. Seven other soldiers were wounded in the attack

What is its origin? When did it begin? Why did many Jews scorn Purim – and is the underlying tale of love, murder and betrayal true?

Democratic lawmakers warned the U.S. president that the Netanyahu government's restriction on the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza makes Israel 'ineligible to receive continued U.S. weapons,' and must rectify the situation before it sets an 'unacceptable precedent'

Four unarmed individuals are seen in a video published by Al Jazeera, as they were walking along a dirt road before being struck from the air. The IDF claims the incident occurred in 'an active combat zone in the Khan Yunis area, which has been thoroughly evacuated from all civilian population'

At least three children were among the dozens killed, Russian authorities said. The head of Russia's Federal Security Service told Putin that four people directly involved in the attack were among the 11 detained, state news agency Tass reported

Rabbi Yosef Elitzur, seen as one of the spiritual leaders of radical right-wing activists in the settlements, was questioned by police over violent crimes his students allegedly committed

The prime minister said he told the American Secretary of State that Israel 'will do it alone' if necessary, as Blinken said the invasion would further isolate Israel internationally

The head of the IDF's mental health department and its array of therapeutic units are coping with the biggest psychological crisis the army has faced since 1973. But, Dr. Lucian Tatsa-Laur says, if soldiers are brave enough to fight, 'they won't fall apart after going home'

Violent abuse, humiliation, appalling overcrowding, cold and barren cells, shackles for days on end. A Palestinian who spent three months in Israeli administrative detention amid the Gaza war describes his experience at Ofer Prison

U.S. attacked Houthi underground storage facilities in Yemen, CENTCOM says ■ Two people with Kalashnikov rifles arrested in West Bank settlement ■ Russia, China veto U.S. resolution at UN Security Council calling for immediate cease-fire ■ Palestinian gunman shoots at bus near West Bank settlement, seven wounded

A 16-year-old resident of Tamra was shot to death, police has begun searching for suspects, and investigating the circumstances