Новости за 01.05.2024

This marks the first instance of police questioning family members of the hostages, although there have been previous cases where family members were detained by the police and released without being questioned

The government is trying to bypass the limited permit for separate counsel in the petitions to the High Court and apply it to all ministries

Israel's foreign minister labeled the president 'Antisemitic' in response to the announcement; Sources in Colombia say that the Colombian foreign minister and other top government officials were not notified of the president's decision

It is worth pointing out that not only did police offer those in Hamilton Hall the chance to leave voluntarily at any time, but also that food, water, and toilets were readily available on Columbia's campus during all twelve harrowing hours of the protesters' ordeal

Blinken meets with PM Netanyahu in Israel, says Hamas is only reason cease-fire/hostage release deal won't be achieved ■ Israeli delegation landed in Cairo to continue truce negotiations ■ Wording of Egypt's cease-fire proposal reportedly doesn't include Israeli commitment not to return to Gaza ■ Israeli settlers attack two aid convoys en route to Gaza, Jordanian state media reports ■ Here's what you need to know 208 days into the war

U.S. President Joe Biden, who has long cited the Holocaust as core to his worldview, is expected to discuss the U.S.' moral duty to 'combat the rising scourge of antisemitism' during next Tuesday's address on Capitol Hill

The airline, which cancelled its flights to Israel until May 2 due to security concerns after Israeli and Iranian attacks, has been extended by one week in order to complete a safety assessment

While mediators fear Hamas chief Sinwar will reject the Egyptian offer, Israel's far-right ministers aim to thwart any deal ■ Despite international opposition and operational difficulties, Netanyahu persists in advocating for a Rafah incursion, risking losses among hostages, soldiers, and civilians

The number of soldiers hit 8,000 at the height of alert after the outbreak of war and then was gradually reduced, as now only 1,000 soldiers will remain. The reduction was coordinated with the settlements, allowing a higher number of settlers to carry arms

The senior Fatah official, who has been held in solitary confinement for the past few months, claimed that he had not been supplied with basic equipment. The court states that Marwan Barghouti's petition ignores changes to the terms of security prisoners since October 7

Isotopic analysis shows heavy plant consumption at Taforalt, Morocco, from 15,000 to 13,000 years ago – a time of intense climate change and mounting scarcity of game

Pro-Palestinian protests at U.S. universities are neither Nazi rallies nor Jew-friendly utopias, as partisans declare. But for the American right, they're a perfect foil for a campaign of moral panic which doesn't safeguard Jewish students but does win points from the base – and distracts from the real crisis in Gaza

Even if International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan hasn't yet issued the warrants against Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior Israelis, the impact can already be seen in Gaza and at the hostage negotiations

The agreement with Northwestern University will establish a new advisory committee on university investments and other commitments, lets protests continue through June 1, but bars all tents except one for aid supplies

The proposal details that 33 hostages would be released in the first phase of a deal in exchange for a full IDF retreat from most of Gaza and the release of Palestinian prisoners. A plan to rebuild Gaza would be implemented in the final phase

The war cabinet member accused Ben-Gvir and Smotrich of blackmailing the prime minister and harming national security. Smotrich replied, 'This is not blackmail; it is the legitimate opinion of millions of Israelis'

Since the start of the war in Gaza, reports have been growing about Israeli settlers stealing Palestinians' herds in the West Bank. In one case, the theft took place after uniformed men detained and beat the shepherd

Hours earlier, UCLA leadership had declared the pro-Palestinian encampment unlawful. Despite heavy police presence on campus, the two sides continued to fight each other late into the night, with pro-Israel protesters throwing fireworks into the camp

Dozens of Google workers who were fired after participating in employee sit-ins at Google offices filed a complaint with labor regulators, alleging they were 'unfairly fired' in an attempt to get their jobs back

Auster's works include critically acclaimed novels such 'The Invention of Solitude,' 'The Music of Chance,' and '4 3 2 1.' He had been battling cancer in the last years of his life