Новости за 09.04.2024

Will Israelis vote Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu out? It depends on what the next elections are about, when they are called and what happens with both the Gaza war and hostages still being held by Hamas

One freed hostage told lawmakers that all she gets is a monthly stipend of 1,350 shekels ($365) meant for prisoners of war. 'They are neither victims of terror nor released prisoners of war,' the mother of a freed hostage said. 'They're people who were kidnapped from their beds in pajamas'

According to neighbors, the shooter, 34, had a dispute with his mother over inheritance and was known as a problematic individual in the neighborhood. Police say the shooter committed suicide after killing three relatives and wounding another

Biden's national security advisor said that the U.S. 'still hasn't seen a credible and executable plan to account for Rafah evacuation and civilian care' from Israel

The Bryn Mawr Film Institute was meant to be hosting a screening of an Israeli documentary on an Israeli musical giant, but canceled the showing at the last minute so as not to be seen as endorsing 'Israel's recent and ongoing actions'

The judge found no indication that the driver tried to brake before hitting the anti-government protesters. 'He Indicates deep contempt for human life and great dangerousness,' the judge wrote. He could face upwards of 20 years in prison

Grzegorz B., a Polish politician, blew a fire extinguisher on Hanukkah candles in Poland's parliament in December. Polish prime minister Tusk called the incident a disgrace, and parliament voted to remove his immunity. He is charged with crimes including insulting people on religious grounds

Johnny Somali was arrested and released at a protest in Tel Aviv, then rearrested when police found an online video where he used vulgar language at a policewoman. Somali, who calls his arrest 'fake news,' faces a hearing that may lead to deportation

Haaretz revealed that Cognyte sold cyber-intelligence system to Myanmar in violation of a global arms embargo and Israel's declaration that it had stopped exporting weapons to the country – but the attorney general's office announced it wouldn't open an investigation

Hamas says recent hostage release/cease-fire proposal doesn't meet Palestinian factions' demands ■ Iran is smuggling arms through Mideast to Palestinians in West Bank, NYT reports ■ Senator Warren becomes first U.S. senator to say Israel's actions in Gaza may legally constitute genocide ■ Turkey will impose restrictions on various exports to Israel until Gaza cease-fire is declared ■ Here's what you need to know 186 days into the war

The top democrat on the of the House Foreign Affairs Committee announced that he is waiting for assurances from Biden regarding Israeli conduct in Gaza before he greenlights an $18 billion sale of F-15 fighter jets to Israel. 'I think it's enough of the indiscriminate bombing,' he says

During an interview with 'Real America's Voice' the former president and presumptive GOP nominee falsely claimed that Democrats are hesitant to discuss the October 7 Hamas attacks because Biden 'is no fan of Israel'

A legal adviser for Germany says Nicaragua's case at the UN's top court was rushed and should be thrown out as Germany and other Western countries face protests over arms exports to Israel. Germany is one of Israel's biggest weapons suppliers

Amid reports of the IDF's withdrawal from most of Gaza and progress in a cease-fire and hostage deal, far-right Minsters Ben-Gvir and Smotrich flexed their coalition muscles and demanded to be included in the decision-making process regarding the future of the war

German company KSG GmbH attributes the decision due to its belief that 'taking this stance is necessary to uphold our principles and support efforts towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict'

'The first time a criminal appoints a commissioner': Israel police brass describe Ben-Gvir's choice for police chief as a 'puppet' and 'yes man' to the far-right national security minister and his chief of staff, an ex-hilltop youth activist

Over 6,000 years ago the people of Chalcolithic Israel had close ties with Egypt, Israeli archaeologists deduce from the context of this very strange vessel

After deciding that the ceremony will not include a fireworks display, Likud Minister Miri Regev has now said that it will take place without an audience and filmed ahead of time due to security concerns. In a recording aired by Ynet News, Regev is heard asked by a mother of a hostage held in Gaza to cancel the ceremony

The mayor of the southern Israeli city of Ashdod issued a statement following the Israeli-attributed killing of a top Iranian general last week, calling on every household in the city to 'organize and prepare itself for an emergency scenario as it relates to a widespread missile attack'

Budget by budget, law by law: from forcing cell phone companies to expand coverage in the occupied territories to laws that facilitate the transfer of public funds to settlements. This is how Netanyahu's far-right government is working towards de facto annexation

In Madrid, where two games will be played in 24 hours, the threat is taken seriously, although security officials in the city made it clear that there is no need for panic as alert level in Spain is currently 4 out of 5, which is the highest

Hamas has flipped the script of a militarily invincible Israel and exposed the fragility of its international support, prompting hard questions about its long-term sustainability. It is up to the West, moderate Arab states, Israel and the Palestinian Authority to deny them any kind of final victory

The sighting of a gazelle with two front legs growing out of its back is the first known instance of the very rare phenomenon of polymelia – a multiple limb birth defect – in a mountain gazelle

On Oct.7, Jews worldwide mourned the 1,200 Israelis killed and mobilized for rallies and donations. Six months later, many U.S. congregations are grappling with the disturbing realities of a lingering war, mounting Palestinian suffering and the growing isolation of the only Jewish state