Новости за 12.04.2024

A civilian U.S. Embassy employee allegedly took out a knife and stabbed an off-duty officer in his hand during a road altercation Friday, Israel police said. The officer then fatally shot the civilian

Clashes erupted between security forces and Palestinians in the town of Al-Mughayyir during searches for 14-year-old Binyhamin Ahimeir, who disappeared after leaving his outpost to herd livestock

France, Britain, Canada, India, Poland and Australia issue travel warnings to Israel, West Bank, Iran and Lebanon ■ Defense Minister Gallant meets U.S. CENTCOM head ■ EU imposes sanctions on Hamas' and Islamic Jihad's military wings ■ Hamas political leader Haniyeh says his sons' killing won't affect truce negotiations ■ Clashes erupt in West Bank amid search for missing 14-year-old Israeli ■ Here's what you need to know 189 days into the war

For years Netanyahu has failed to draft an Iran policy, and now he refuses to outline a postwar strategy for Gaza. It's a total catering to internal political objectives, that leads to rash bombings in the war effort

Police Brig. Gen. Coresh Barnoor, who dared to challenge Netanyahu, paid the price in his career – and in court this week, he was subjected to aggressive questioning and a cold shoulder from the judges

Demonstrators shouted racist chants after the man prevented them from attacking his wife, who hung up the sign. The police separated the sides and did not make any arrests

The IDF confirmed it has killed Mohammad Omar Daraghmeh, who according to them commanded terrorist activities. His father, a Hamas member, had been arrested after October 7, and died in Israeli custody two weeks later

Staff at the medical facility fear violating the law, run-ins with extremist Israeli groups and the detainees themselves, creating a staff shortage the Health Ministry and hospital directors are trying to address, in part to relieve civilian hospitals of their treatment

A close political partner of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah indicates that Lebanon would not provide Israel with an excuse to expand the war. The group continues to maintain a separate front to Iran, while it is busy paying out the refugees from the country's south

The attack on the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires – long attributed to Iran – killed 85 people and wounded 300. The new ruling could pave the way for victims' families to bring lawsuits against the Islamic Republic

The IDF is preparing for an Iranian response to the Damascus strike on the Iranian embassy. It seems like the possible consequences were not considered deeply before killing Ismail Haniyeh's family members ■ U.S. backing gives a sense of security, but exposes an erosion of Israeli deterrence

When the prime minister announces 'we have a date', what does he mean? ■ Biden differentiates between his support of Israel and supporting Netanyahu ■ The military leadership changes its tone following dire testimonies from returned hostages and gloomy intelligence regarding those still in captivity

Iran says it will respond to embassy strike in way that avoids major escalation ■ Six killed in air strike in Rafah, medical sources say ■ Israeli protesters blocking entry of aid trucks removed by army, police ■ U.S. official: Joint American-Israeli attack on Iran possible if it attacks Israel ■ 11 drones from Houthi-controlled Yemen shot down by American forces

This week at Ben-Gurion airport: A tour guide who aspires to connect people to nature, and a literature student having an immersive experience in Italy

Canceled invitations to conferences, a freeze on hiring Israelis at overseas institutions, rejection of scientific articles on political grounds, disruption of lectures abroad – Israeli scholars from various disciplines paint a painful picture of the foreign boycott that has afflicted them since the war broke out in Gaza

Residents of Kibbutz Nir Oz suffered one of the most devastating blows of all Israeli communities on October 7. This year, its surviving members held a Passover-themed event in the kibbutz's communal dining room to bring attention to their family members and friends still held in Gaza. 'Who could have imagined that this year our dining hall would be empty on seder night?'