Новости за 04.03.2024

Netanyahu's lawyers' motion to the court asked to postpone testimonies 'as long as there is no substantial change in the security situation in the country,' citing difficulties in communication between the PM and his legal team due to the war in Gaza

In April 2021, 45 people were killed in a crowd-crush during Lag B'Omer festivities at northern Israel's Mount Meron. The inquiry commission questioned witnesses including PM Netanyahu and the police commissioner, and warned that 'they might be affected' by the report

Gett, a ride-hailing company that effectively monopolized Israel's taxi market, changed their pick-up policy at Ben-Gurion Airport, requiring passengers to order cabs through their app or at a kiosk, and not in cash

This week could very well serve as the tipping point for Israel's war in Gaza, as well as the Biden administration's stance, with numerous paths converging days before Ramadan

30-year-old worker from Thailand killed by anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon at northern Israel ■ Biden says he hopes to see significant reduction of force by Israel in Gaza ■ UNRWA set to publish report accusing Israel of abusing Gazans it has detained since the war began ■ Hamas official in Beirut calls on Palestinians across Mideast to turn every day during Ramadan 'into a day of clashes' ■ Here's what you need to know 150 days into the war

The deceased, a Thai national, was killed while working on Moshav Margaliot, a community in northern Israel directly on the border with Lebanon. The workers had recently arrived in Israel

America made a costly mistake: Unconditional support for Netanyahu gave a tail-wind to carnage in Gaza. But now, belatedly, a sea-change is underway

Furious at war cabinet minister Benny Gantz's invitation to Washington, Netanyahu is determined to 'signal to the American government that it's meeting with the wrong Benjamin,' as ties between the Israeli PM and President Biden grow increasingly strained

Fourteen months after Justice Minister Yariv Levin unveiled his bid to weaken the judiciary, the reasonableness standard has been eroded despite its rescue in a High Court decision, and the court now has a conservative majority

The British PM condemned 'threats, intimidation, and planned acts of violence' that have sparked from Gaza war protests hours after a local by-election returned a pro-Palestinian candidate who 'glorifies Hezbollah'

Analysis of plant remains in temple at Gath, birthplace of the biblical giant Goliath, suggests the Philistine religion included a mix of foreign and local Canaanite rites

Like an invisible chemical element, Israel's cruelty has been spread out in time and space, remaining covert because its accomplices are innumerable and mostly anonymous

World Zionist Organization representatives pass resolutions that would make it hard for far-right groups like Otzma Yehudit to run for World Zionist Congress, and for those who belong to another religion to vote as a 'self-identified Jew'

Participants slammed the Israeli government's handling of the hostage crisis during a Knesset session on the health of hostages families, with one saying that 'the days go by and nothing happens,' adding 'the families are drowning'

Will a protest vote against President Joe Biden's backing of Israel materialize in Colorado? Will Steve Garvey hit a home run in California? Will AIPAC's huge ad spend win the day in Orange County? The answers will be revealed on Tuesday

Palestinian report that Israeli forces killed a 16-year-old boy in the overnight raid as violence surges in the West Bank amid the war in Gaza

How did a well-armed and protected tank fall into Hamas hands early on October 7, resulting in killed and kidnapped Israeli soldiers?

73 percent of secular Israeli Jews support the hostage release and cease-fire deal currently on the table compared to 52 percent of traditional Jews and 24 percent of ultra-Orthodox Jews, according to the poll

The coin bears the date 132 C.E., with the priest's name inscribed in ancient Hebrew script. It seems to have fallen out of a cave by the Dead Sea in Israel, where Jewish rebels had been hiding from the Romans - with a presumably stolen javelin

Telescopic sights from an American company with official distributors in Iran were found on snipers' rifles seized from Gaza. Company alleges a Chinese rip-off

Following an incident on Thursday in which over 100 Palestinians were killed collecting humanitarian aid, IDF officials are urging the government to consider new ways to distribute aid without Hamas' involvement, including via Palestinian businessmen or the sea

Aid is not only measured by the number of trucks or money allocated to pay for it, it also requires protected roads and safe areas that are based on agreements between warring parties. But those agreements don't come free

One person killed and nine wounded by anti-tank missile in Israel's north ■ Top Hamas official: Hostage release, cease-fire deal might be reached by end of next week ■ Minister Benny Gantz kicks off round of talks with top U.S. officials in Washington ■ Gaza death toll rises to 30,534, Hamas-run health ministry says

U.S. vice president gives clearest condemnation from a senior U.S. official of Israel's Gaza conduct ■ Minister Benny Gantz kicks off round of talks with top U.S. officials in Washington ■ Israel boycotts Cairo hostage talks after Hamas refuses to list hostages

Harris has so far been used by the Biden Administration as the 'bad cop' when it comes to Israel's war against Hamas, but her remarks on Sunday are an inflection point in America's rhetoric