Новости за 16.04.2024

The founder wrote that he believed from the start that the essay by Joanna Chen was a departure from the journal's values. More than a dozen members of Guernica's volunteer staff resigned to protest it, while the editor-in-chief, who advocated for the essay, also quit

Three Israelis were wounded by drone launched from Lebanon and Hezbollah claimed it struck an Iron Dome battery

Israel's success against Iran on Sunday morning was made possible thanks to valuable intelligence activity combined with the fruit of many years of working in tandem with the United States and other countries. Former air force deputy commander Maj. Gen. (res.) Nimrod Sheffer sheds light on the operation

Unfortunately for us, Iran and Israel are led by people who are putting their greed, pride and hostility before their people – despite mass protest movements in both countries to put an end to it

After the body of 14-year-old Binyamin Ahimeir was found, an army of settlers descended upon a nearby village and set fire to cars, homes and other property. Residents are now trying to pick up the pieces of their lives, expressing a lack of trust in the authorities meant to protect them: 'We don't even have protection from the Palestinian Authority'

U.S. officials reportedly expecting limited Israeli response to Iran's attack ■ U.S, EU preparing to expand Iran sanctions ■ Three Israelis in northern Israel wounded by two suicide drones launched from Lebanon ■ Israeli souce: Hamas' latest truce offer includes release of fewer than 20 hostages in first phase ■ IDF confirms killing Hezbollah field commander in drone strike in Lebanon ■ Here's what you need to know 193 days into the war

A report by Poland's General Prosecutor's Office said that the country's previous government monitored nearly 600 people using Pegasus, the spyware made by the Israeli firm NSO Group

Their bags are packed, their farewells said, but the army's changing procedures are preventing 47 Israelis, some of them children, from crossing the border from Gaza

Traumatized survivors told a Knesset committee that they were encountering unacceptable obstacles in seeking help, while an official confirmed that Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich was holding up a cabinet resolution to provide assistance

A court ruled that the Palestinian family's home is owned by a right-wing Jewish group that acquired the interests of a Jewish trust that bought the site prior to Israel's establishment in 1948. The Israeli justice who ordered the eviction stated he's not waiting for the attorney general's legal opinion

Over 4.75 inches of rainfall had soaked the UAE – the typical average for a year in the desert nation, while in neighboring Oman, at least 18 people died in heavy rains in recent days, including some 10 schoolchildren swept away in a vehicle with an adult

A new website provides a platform for anti-Israel hackers to share information stolen from Israeli systems, including the defense ministry, after cyberattacks against Israel soar since Gaza war

Iran's attorney general confirmed that it had issued charges against publications and individuals that have spoken against Saturday's assault. 'Launching weapons at a country whose existence you do not recognize as a means of deterrence is meaningless and impractical,' one of them wrote

Evidence of human sacrifice by homicidal ligature strangulation – a murder method still used by the Mafia – may go back 12,000 years to the time of the hunter-gatherers, and underwent adaptation to the innovations of agriculture

The TVs in criminal prisoner cells are now required to air all four news channels, according to new regulations that are undisclosed to the public. 'Why take away the one thing that gives us a bit of freedom, right before the Champions League?' said one of the prisoners

Settlers told the Israeli army that the violence erupted following an attack on a Jew, but Palestinians say a group of 50 settlers showed up on Palestinian-owned land and opened fire

Amidst calls for the exclusion of Israel from the international art event and fear of vandalism, artist Ruth Patir and the curators of her exhibition have called for a Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal, and said 'the Israeli pavilion will open when those are reached.' Reportedly, the Israeli government was not informed about the protest

ADL's annual audit finds that nearly half the number of incidents were concentrated in five states, and that antisemitic incidents were noticeably on the rise even before October 7, with a particular spike in threats against synagogues

'As a result of the ongoing and developing situation in Israel, EasyJet has made a decision to suspend its flights to Tel Aviv for the rest of the summer season – until October 27,' the company said.