Новости за 28.04.2024

Warrants could be issued this week against Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and army chief Herzl Halevi. Some legal experts say the attorney general and army lawyers are partly to blame for not doing enough to prevent Israeli violations of international law

The two are linked to the Abu Latif criminal organization, and police said they are exploring all avenues for the case, including the possibility of a double murder stemming from a feud between the criminals

A defense official said the five had a central role in the attacks against West Bank Palestinians earlier this month. National Security Minister Ben-Gvir criticized the arrests, calling them as 'Gallant's persecution against the settlers'

Hamas delegation led by Khalil al-Hayya will arrive in Cairo on Monday for truce talks with Egyptian intel officials ■ Gantz said return of hostages supersedes Rafah op ■ WH: Israel agreed to listen to U.S. concerns before Rafah offensive ■ World Central Kitchen announces it is resuming operations in Gaza ■ Here's what you need to know 205 days into the war

Gantz's remarks follow earlier comments by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich who accused Netanyahu of allowing Hamas to grow stronger for two decades, adding that agreeing to the new hostage deal proposal would be 'a humiliating surrender'

At the premiere of 'Screams Before Silence' in New York, the former Meta executive said the documentary will help dispel denial that Hamas carried out sexual violence on a mass scale. The film's director, Anat Stalinsky, said: 'Israel is not a country in post-trauma; it's experiencing ongoing trauma'

U.S. President Joe Biden has a plan that could be a real game-changer for Gaza and the Middle East – and it is even more feasible now than it was last year. But not while Benjamin Netanyahu is still calling the shots in Israel

Roi Barkan and a friend say they were barred from a soccer game in Tel Aviv because they were wearing shirts saying 'FCK BNGVR.' The police also took their personal details

Speaking during a special meeting of the World Economic Forum in Riyadh, Mahmoud Abbas called on the United States 'to ask Israel to not carry on the attack' which, according to him, may result in 'the biggest catastrophe in the Palestinian people's history'

The burial ground at Horvat Tevet in the Jezreel Valley is a rare find from the very end of the Canaanite city-states and the birth of the biblical Kingdom of Israel more than 3,000 years ago, archaeologists say

The arrests, which took place on four campuses, come as universities move to curb pro-Palestinian activism that has embroiled them in controversy and debate over the limits of free speech since October 7

For Egypt, ending the war is vital no less than it is for Hamas, and the preperations for a Rafah operation, which could worsen the humanitarian crisis, strain it's relationship with Israel, and cause masses of Gazans to cross the border, have made the mediator an interested party

Egypt's forecasts about the new round of negotiations are optimistic, but both Israel's far right ministers and Hamas might pose unbridgeable obstacles. While Netanyahu worries about the ICC prosecutor, it's becoming more likely that Gantz and Eisenkot would exit the government if a deal isn't reached

IDF says 26 rockets fired overnight at Meron area of northern Israel ■ Over 200 anti-Israel protesters, including Jill Stein, arrested at U.S. universities on Saturday ■ Houthis claim downing of U.S. drone over Yemen ■ French FM to visit Lebanon ■ Hamas airs video of two Israeli hostages, one with U.S. citizenship

Amer Abu Halil, a West Bank resident who was active in Hamas and was jailed without trial, recalls the wartime routine he endured in Israel's Ketziot Prison