Новости за 04.04.2024

Maybe if those in charge of our wellbeing aren't willing to validate our emotions, preferring instead to overwhelm us with both no information and too much information at the same time, we are going to have to validate them for ourselves

The head of Military Intelligence warned that 'the worst' may still lie ahead, after Iran vowed retaliation for the killing of a commander that it has blamed on Israel

Annelle Sheline is the third official to resign from the U.S. government to protest its backing of Israel in its war against Hamas in Gaza. She explains why she had to step down

Israeli Police are boosting their presence for the last Friday prayers of Ramadan at the flashpoint mosque

In their first call since an Israeli strike in Gaza killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers, Biden emphasized that Israel must implement concrete steps to protect civilians and aid workers in Gaza or U.S. support of Israel in Gaza war is subject to change

Nick Rubins will represent the monarchy on formal occasions, support the judiciary, and encourage his county's charity sector, in contrast with the famed literary sheriff of Nottingham

The Hamas attack and the Gaza war should force a rethink of beliefs and fears about the Israel-Palestine conflict, instead of vindicating the woefully inadequate and self-serving preconceptions held on October 6

For many Palestinian citizens of Israel, Al Jazeera's coverage of the occupation and the Gaza war is considered essential viewing. A new law that may close its operations in Israel has been greeted with anger and trepidation

Israel's military intel chief says 'complex days lie ahead' ■ IDF presentes initial findings regarding killing of seven aid workers to chief of staff, defense minister and PM Netanyahu ■ Hamas rejects latest hostage release/cease-fire deal proposal ■ Biden and Netanyahu speak for first time since mid-March ■ Here's what you need to know 181 days into the war

The group's Lebanon representative said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was keeping progress from being made in the talks for a deal

Hamas' October 7 massacre and the ensuing war in Gaza haven't closed the rifts, but there is hope for a new sociopolitical contract, the Israel Democracy Institute says

Human Rights Watch's investigation found no evidence that the attack targeted any militant activity inside the building, making it an apparent war crime

Details of his calendar confirm accounts of how poorly the prime minister functioned during the early days of the Gaza conflict. Findings show Netanyahu left for work at relatively late hours of the morning, even during national catastrophes and war

Authorities said the 10 indicted suspects also planned to kidnap soldiers. In a separate case, three other Israelis have been arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on a Jerusalem stadium and a police station

Unprecedented rise in the number of Israelis featured on Forbes' list – which includes Miriam Adelson, the widow of casino magnate Sheldon Adelson – can be attributed to the continued growth of Israel's hi-tech industry

Opening an electronics store in one of Jerusalem's ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods nearly cost Benny Fredman his life. After renouncing his Haredi roots, he embraced his love of movies and returns to the scene of the crime with his powerful new film 'Home'

The public health disaster in Gaza is an existential crisis for Gazans. And if we Israelis do not begin to more clearly demonstrate our humanity, if we betray our own basic values, it will be catastrophic for us too

Levy is one of three people who were wounded in the shopping mall stabbing attack in Gan Yavne on Sunday, leaving behind a pregnant wife, six-month-old baby, parents, and two siblings

The state-owned Turkish Airlines' six-month extension of its moratorium on Tel Aviv flights comes amid rising diplomatic tensions between Israel and Turkey – and ahead of Israel's busiest travel season

'I thought about the hostages being abused, and that's what kept me going,' Alon Grozov told Haaretz following his release from custody after crawling under a police water cannon at a protest outside PM Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem

The four-day encampment calling attention to the hostages in Gaza made headlines during one evening of clashes with the police, but most of the time, it was an instant community of activists asking how not to give in to despair

After Israel's direct strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus on Monday, the key question is whether Iran will open a direct front against Israel – risking losing the 'axis of resistance' strategy that has kept it one step removed from direct confrontation with Israel

Fearing an Iranian response to the assassination of a senior general in Damascus, Israel has expanded GPS jamming efforts, leading to Israeli map services showing Israelis' locations in Beirut and Cairo

The musician, who died last month at age 95, combined North African sounds with Latin and Afro-American music. He only gained fame late in life, but struggled for recognition in Israel

Thousands of Israeli conscripts who would have otherwise been released after mandatory service immediately transitioned into reservists after October 7 – and received a salary bump. IDF: Number closer to 30-40 percent higher than projections