Новости за 30.04.2024

Nicaragua claims that the IDF is using German military aid for operations that violate international law in the Gaza war and has asked the court to issue immediate interim injunctions

The official's statement came after Netanyahu pledged that 'we'll go into Rafah and destroy the Hamas battalions there, with a deal or without one.' This is the second time in a week that a Qatari official has criticized Israel for sabotaging cease-fire negotiations

A video from the plaza next to Herod's Gate shows police officers kicking and using a baton to hit two Palestinian men who were passing through the area. The police said they were disturbing the police, though no confrontation was filmed

After reports that the International Criminal Court was considering issuing warrants against Israeli officials, the prime minister said that nothing 'will affect our determination to achieve all the goals of the war.' U.S. officials have said they would try to block the move if the ICC goes through with it

A preliminary investigation into the deaths of Master Sgt. (res.) Ido Aviv and Master Sgt. (res.) Kalkidan Mehari found that a mistaken identification by a tank crew lead to the fatal incident

Netanyahu: Israel will enter Rafah 'with or without a deal' ■ Turkish citizen stabs Israeli policeman in Jerusalem ■ Foreign diplomat: Saudi Arabia decided to normalize ties with Israel but weighing formal timeline ■ Columbia University suspends student protesters, some have barricaded themselves in Hamilton Hall ■ Here's what you need to know 207 days into the war

The protesters were arrested outside the Israeli prime minister's private residence in Caesarea, and a court ruled they can't come within three kilometers of the building for six months

An Instagram page on the victims of October 7 has gone viral, a new book encompassing 100 accounts of that day is making waves in France, and a manipulated photo of Sara Netanyahu launched a thousand quips

Speaking at an end of Passover event, Israel's finance minister Bezalel Smotrich also said the current talks with Hamas are 'with someone who long ago should have ceased to exist'

As pro-Palestinian student protests and encampments have grown and clashed with police in the U.S., similar protests began popping up in universities in France, the U.K., Greece and other European countries, turning the 'Gaza Solidarity Encampment' movement global

Nablus-born Basem Khadaqji won the International Prize for Arabic Fiction, an award of $50,000. He was convicted in 2005 of assisting a suicide bomber who killed three Israelis in Tel Aviv

After pro-Palestinian student protesters forcefully took over Columbia University's Hamilton Hall, the school's administration decided to close the campus entirely, including for members of the press and students who do not live on campus

In November, the traditionally Jewish Boston school became the first to ban its chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine, saying that the group 'openly supports Hamas'

If Saudi Arabia normalizes ties with Israel, after moderate Arab regimes aided Israel against Iran's attack's, there could be realignment of the Middle East along sectarian lines – but this time, with Israel as part of the Sunni team

In a cave in central Israel, archaeologists noticed an anomaly. Hominins lived in the cave and ate animals. Fine. But what happened to the ends of the animal leg bones? Here is the prehistory of grease.

Heightened tensions due to the war between Israel and Hamas have raised the risk of protests and of 'spontaneous actions' disturbing the ceremony, the mayor of Amsterdam said

'Civil War' is a wonderfully staged war movie featuring what may be Kirsten Dunst's most powerful performance, while 'The Fall Guy' is a would-be action romp that falls flat

A police source says the assailant, who was shot dead by police, is a Turkish citizen who arrived in Israel in the last 72 hours, most likely as a tourist

The 'pause' in donations from Boeing Company, which supplies the Israeli army with fighter jets and helicopters, is one of the first such steps from university leadership in response to student demands. Students rejected the move, calling it an 'attempt to placate' them

Netanyahu knows that reaching a cease-fire agreement with Hamas could be a death sentence for his government, so it is time for Gantz and Eisenkot to make true on their promises to bring the hostages home and facilitate a deal

Fallout from Israel's war in Gaza has led to threats to deport Syrian refugees from Jordan over pro-Palestinian activism, while the killing of a politician in Lebanon stirred calls for Syrian refugees to abandon their homes

Israel and Hamas' teams have both shown increased flexibility over the past week, but Netanyahu is still restrained by his extreme-right partners, who are demanding an operation in Rafah – despite reservations in the IDF – and even at the cost of a hostage deal and perhaps even Saudi normalization