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27.11.2025 à 20:52
Israeli court issues two-meter restraining order against far-right activist who threatened reporter over Gaza abuse leak
Yair Foldes
Mordechai David, an associate of tamar Ben-Gvir, threatened reporter Guy Peleg after he aired a leaked video showing IDF soldiers abusing a Palestinian detainee. The judge repeatedly rejected Peleg's request for a 500-meter distancing order, issuing a two-meter restraining order instead
27.11.2025 à 20:33
Israel Police chief to reinstate senior official after probe into alleged abuse of power
Josh Breiner
Chief Superintendent Meni Benjamin was suspended about two weeks ago after the Justice Ministry launched an investigation into abuse of police power and breach of trust. The commissioner reinstated him after reviewing the investigation materials
27.11.2025 à 19:52
Israeli settler activists who crossed into Syria to establish outpost intercepted by IDF
Yaniv Kubovich
The settler activist group calls for the return of Jewish settlement to the historical Bashan region, a biblical area in what is now southern Syria. Dozens of Israelis from the same group, including parents with children, crossed through the Golan Heights border fence in April in an attempt to establish an outpost in Syria
27.11.2025 à 19:16
EuroLeague approves return of basketball games to Israel after two years abroad
Arie Livnat
Since October 7, 2023, Israeli teams have hosted their games in Europe. A request from the teams following the Israel-Hamas cease-fire was approved unanimously by the EuroLeague and in December, Hapoel Jerusalem will play Hamburg at Pais Arena in Jerusalem
27.11.2025 à 19:04
As Reform U.K. leader Nigel Farage embroiled in antisemitism storm, Jewish support for far-right party rises
Ben Kroll
The politician told the BBC he had never made any offensive comments 'with intent,' after a former classmate alleged he threatened to 'gas them.' Prime Minister Starmer called Farage 'spineless' and urged him to apologize
27.11.2025 à 18:52
'A love letter to my Jewishness' | This author had to know why Sid Caesar shaped generations of comedians - and vanished
Linda Dayan
'When Caesar Was King' documents the rise and fall of 1950s TV comedian Sid Caesar. Author and longtime Vanity Fair journalist David Margolick describes the book as celebration of a 'secular Jewish sensibility' that's disappearing
27.11.2025 à 18:42
Man arrested on suspicion of involvement in attack at a Manchester synagogue that killed two
The Associated Press
Two congregation members were killed in the Yom Kippur attack, one of whom was accidentally shot by a police officer as congregants barricaded the synagogue to block the attacker from entering, who was killed by police. The man was detained on suspicion of 'commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism'
27.11.2025 à 18:38
Italian-inspired Christmas décor in Beirut illuminates sectarian split ahead of Pope's visit
Nagham Zbeedat
A social media storm erupted over the annual Christmas light display, which some interpreted as Islamizing the Christian celebration. Others were quick to point out its Italian influences – especially as Lebanon prepares to welcome Pope Leo XIV
27.11.2025 à 18:30
Israeli forces filmed shooting dead two surrendered Palestinians in West Bank city of Jenin
Jack Khoury
The IDF said that 'the incident is under review by the commanders on the ground'
27.11.2025 à 18:03
Money for Nothing: The Israelis hooked on the online findom fetish
Rona Nachmias
'He'll transfer money without asking questions and beg me to ask for more': Financial domination - better known as findom - is a fetish where pleasure is derived from monetary submission to a dominatrix without physical contact or traditional sexual gratification. It is costing Israelis millions and hurting both sides
27.11.2025 à 17:17
France demands heightened security measures at French consulate in Jerusalem after Israeli MKs harass staffer
Liza Rozovsky
During a tour of the French Consulate in Jerusalem by right-wing Israeli lawmakers last wing, Religious Zionism MK Ohad Tal was recorded berating a consulate employee, warning they would 'make sure you can't work here.' This comes after Jerusalem's Deputy Mayor led two demonstrations near the consulate over France's recognition of Palestine
27.11.2025 à 17:00
The ancient Chinese had a different species of housecat
Ruth Schuster
The domestic cat isn't the only commensurate feline to have joined our households. The Chinese leopard cat got there first, archaeologists reveal
27.11.2025 à 16:57
Israeli settler indicted for assault, terrorism after beating Palestinian woman in alleged attack captured on video
Matan Golan
The assault involved 25 masked assailants allegedly terrorizing olive harvesters and injuring several people, including one woman severely. The incident is part of a surge in settler violence, with October seeing the highest number of such incidents since 2006, according to a UN report
27.11.2025 à 16:32
Jewish moderate Julie Menin claims majority support in bid for New York City Council speaker
JTA
Councilwoman Menin, a Democrat who has championed efforts to combat antisemitism in NYC, has positioned herself as a check on Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. She announced that a 'super majority' of the council is supporting her campaign for New York City council speaker
27.11.2025 à 16:26
Autistic 14-year-old Israeli boy accused of security offenses released to house arrest
Yair Foldes
The boy has been placed under restrictive conditions, including a ban on using the internet and phone. He was arrested last month on suspicion that he tried to prepare explosive devices and made contact with Hamas and ISIS. The minor complained of severe violence and sexual assaults by his cellmates
27.11.2025 à 16:19
Former Obama aide Sarah Hurwitz stirs social media firestorm with remarks about Holocaust education
JTA
Hurwitz, a former speechwriter for Barack and Michelle Obama, told the Jewish Federations of North America's General Assembly that the Jewish 'bet' on Holocaust education had backfired as a safeguard against antisemitism. The backlash was swift, with critics on social media accusing her of saying 'it was a mistake to teach Americans that genocide is bad'
27.11.2025 à 15:58
Ex-Mossad head says Israel operates inside Iran, Saudi crown prince open to peace with Israel
Michael Hauser Tov
The Mossad's goal in Iran is 'going in to recruit and to obtain intelligence,' former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen said in recordings Haaretz obtained of his remarks at a closed conference. He added that there's a way to normalize relations with Saudi Arabia while 'glossing over' the Palestinian issue
27.11.2025 à 15:53
Five months after the Iran War, why do hundreds of Israeli buildings remain ravaged?
Hadar Horesh
Neighborhoods struck by Iranian missiles remain devastated. The explanation lies with the Knesset.
27.11.2025 à 15:41
Expulsion, loss of livelihood, disruption of studies: Just another day in the West Bank
Amira Hass
Six homes, one workshop and an entire routine upended as a military presence becomes a long-term fixture
27.11.2025 à 14:57
Comedian John Cleese 'extremely sorry' for sharing antisemitic conspiracy theories
Haaretz
The veteran comedian said in an interview that he couldn't believe some of the posts he shared, including one claiming Israel was involved in the murder of Charlie Kirk, 'have been completely invented.' He also said, 'When it's safe, I'll perform in Israel for free'
27.11.2025 à 14:21
Will a Turkish-Qatari shield protect the Muslim Brotherhood from Trump?
Zvi Bar'el
Jordan and Egypt don't need an American executive order to act against the Muslim Brotherhood, and it won't change their complex relations with the group. It is also not expected to affect Hamas' standing in the Israel-neighboring countries
27.11.2025 à 13:37
High Court hearing on IDF abuse leak probe nearly turns violent amid clashes and shouting
Chen Maanit
The session on petitions against Justice Minister Yariv Levin's appointment of a retired judge to oversee the investigation of an ex-IDF lawyer who leaked a video of soldiers abusing a Gaza detainee resumed without an audience. Court President Isaac Amit condemned attempts to intimidate the justices
27.11.2025 à 13:31
Israeli settler caught on video kicking detained Palestinian as IDF soldiers stand nearby
Matan Golan
The Israeli soldiers on scene – including members of an IDF West Bank unit made up of local settlers – saw the incident but did not intervene. The army said the troops' conduct is 'under review'
27.11.2025 à 12:46
Gazans' stark choice: Either Hamas, or reconstruction
David Rosenberg
Polls show they think they can have both, but the reality is that no one will invest in a place readying for another round of destructive warfare
27.11.2025 à 12:45
Far-right Israeli lawmaker denied U.S. visa amid recent police investigations
Ben Kroll
A Channel 12 report said the Knesset member, a prominent West Bank settler activist, was asked during his interview at the U.S. Embassy when he was last questioned by police, and replied, 'Yesterday'
27.11.2025 à 12:25
Judge chosen by gov't to oversee Sde Teiman leak probe suspected of harassment in U.S.; case closed
Josh Breiner
U.S. legal documents obtained by Haaretz reveal that the investigation against Yosef Ben Hamo was opened in Pennsylvania in May of this year, but the case was closed in July. According to a report by Channel 13 News, the criminal proceedings began after a 'close associate' of the retired judge filed a complaint against him
27.11.2025 à 11:35
Australia lists Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard as state sponsor of terrorism
Reuters
Australia in August accused Iran of directing two antisemitic arson attacks in the cities of Sydney and Melbourne, and expelled Tehran's ambassador for the first time since World War Two
27.11.2025 à 10:35
As flames run high, U.S. adopts Israel's aggressive approach for peace in Lebanon
Liza Rozovsky
Washington, with the help of Israeli attacks, hopes to compel the Lebanese government and Army to disarm Hezbollah. Moreover, the U.S. postulates that Israeli aggression can force Lebanon to enter diplomatic negotiations with Israel, possibly even joining the Abraham Accords
27.11.2025 à 05:01
Arab officials say Trump must push Israel on Gaza withdrawal to secure Hamas' disarmament
Jack Khoury
Sources in the Cairo talks told Haaretz that neither Hamas nor Israel seems willing to advance the cease-fire. Palestinian and Arab sources say Hamas will not disarm without a clear Israeli withdrawal and a plan for handling surrendered weapons
27.11.2025 à 00:52
The Theatre of the Grotesque: Israeli officials use the law to bully residents of East Jerusalem
Haaretz Editorial
26.11.2025 à 23:53
Two National Guard soldiers in critical condition after 'targeted' attack near White House
Reuters
A suspect now in custody was also shot but is not expected to suffer life-threatening injuries. Authorities said the investigation is ongoing
26.11.2025 à 23:48
Citing 'critical discussions,' Netanyahu tells graft trial he cannot testify three days a week
Yael Freidson
Testifying in his corruption trial for the 57th time, the Israeli prime minister answered questions about his claims that the Walla news website was negligible and unimportant, the amount of money spent on advertising that site during the 2015 election and the role of his son managing media coverage
26.11.2025 à 22:55
Despite differences, Israel's opposition must work together to replace Netanyahu
Sami Peretz
As the government works to erode state institutions, the opposition must recognize the pattern, link these assaults across arenas and confront a campaign designed to evade accountability for October 7
26.11.2025 à 22:31
Israeli Minister Chikli seeks U.S. terror designation for CAIR, citing Trump on Muslim Brotherhood
Ben Samuels
Israel's Diaspora Affairs minister claims 'conclusive evidence' links the U.S.-based Council on American-Islamic Relations to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood; CAIR called this a 'conspiracy theory,' noting it has long condemned all terrorism, including Hamas suicide bombings and October 7 attacks on civilians
26.11.2025 à 22:29
'Failure of judgment': Following backlash, writer Peter Beinart apologizes for speaking at Tel Aviv University
Haaretz
Beinart, an outspoken Jewish voice for Palestinian rights, had previously defended his decision to speak at the event, emphasizing the importance of engaging with Israelis
26.11.2025 à 21:53
What Elton John gets right that Israel's Foreign Ministry gets wrong
Allison Kaplan Sommer
When the pop star voiced concern about the suffering of some overshadowed by Gaza, he meant it. The same can't be said for the pro-Israel warriors who point to Sudan because they can no longer defend the indefensible
26.11.2025 à 21:06
The visionary Palestinian peace plan for Israel and Gaza that you've never heard of
Dahlia Scheindlin
A 51-page document by a group of Palestinian scholars and policy thinkers offers a much clearer path to Middle East peace than the UN resolution or Trump's 20-point plan
26.11.2025 à 19:58
Is antisemitism as American as baseball and apple pie?
Beth Kissileff
In 'Antisemitism, an American Tradition,' historian Pamela Nadell challenges the concept of a safe haven as she traces the persistence of anti-Jewish sentiment, from colonial times to contemporary attacks
26.11.2025 à 19:41
Gaza journalist posts video of himself in the Strip after Israel falsely claimed he is in Poland
Nagham Zbeedat
An Israeli Foreign Ministry post on X accused Motasem A Dalloul, a Gaza-based journalist who lost his wife and children in Israeli bombings, of being in Poland, after a new feature on the platform misattributed his location
26.11.2025 à 19:00
New York congressman confronts The New School over 'Hillel funds genocide' campaign
Ben Kroll
The congressman said of the campaign that 'this kind of antisemitism has no place in our city.' An anonymous student letter claimed Hillel 'is complicit in genocide' and 'espouses Jewish supremacist ideology'
26.11.2025 à 18:50
IDF chief says Israel needs leaders who don't 'evade responsibility' amid feud with defense minister
Yaniv Kubovich
IDF chief Eyal Zamir made the remarks at a Ben-Gurion memorial, following a public clash with Defense Minister Katz over senior IDF appointments and the army's handling of the October 7 attacks
26.11.2025 à 18:15
Israeli suicide drone company Uvision acquires attack drone start-up
Sagi Cohen
The companies said the acquisition is another stage in the expansion of the Uvision Group and strengthens its ability to work from unit level to strategic levels. The startup, SpearUAV, develops small autonomous drones called VIPER launched from a capsule in the field
26.11.2025 à 17:51
As Jews, we reject Israel's proposed death penalty law for Hamas terrorists
Abraham Bonowitz
Despite claims by far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, instituting the death penalty will almost certainly not deter terrorists. Instead, it encourage more attacks, while propelling Israel across a moral red line
26.11.2025 à 16:41
Does this new film about Israeli hostages killed by the IDF amount to Foreign Ministry propaganda?
Yonatan Englender
The full-length feature 'Stay Forte,' about the abduction and killing of Alon Shamriz, Yotam Haim and Samer Talalka, focuses on the heinous nature of Hamas and overlooks the drama and heroism of the three men
26.11.2025 à 16:36
U.S. bill proposes 'Jewish Refugee Day' commemorating expulsion of Jews from Arab nations
JTA
If approved, Nov. 30 would commemorate the departure and expulsion of roughly 900,000 Jews from Arab countries following the founding of the state of Israel. The holiday was first adopted by Israel in 2014
26.11.2025 à 15:56
A project by Iranian exiles in LA might predict the future of Israeli music abroad
Uri Zer Aviv
If Israel degenerates into a religious autocracy, maybe a collection similar to 'Tehrangeles Vice' will come out in Europe one day, bring together Hebrew music in the Diaspora – and give Israelis at home the strength to resist
26.11.2025 à 15:48
Smotrich doubles tax-exemption ceiling for personal imports to Israel to $150
TheMarker
The order will take effect in no fewer than 21 days. The Israel Tax Authority estimates that the loss of tax revenue could reach up to one billion shekels per year ($304 million). It remains unclear what budgetary source will be used to offset this revenue loss
26.11.2025 à 15:03
'I don't want to live in a ghetto to feel safe': Young Jews in Berlin question a future in Germany
Judy Maltz
Incidents of antisemitism on campuses have skyrocketed since October 7 and the Gaza war. For a German generation of Jews raised on their parents' stories of persecution under the Soviets, it is starting to feel like déjà vu
26.11.2025 à 14:46
Jewish groups at Penn sound alarm over federal lawsuit seeking information on Jewish employees
JTA
Penn is not the first school hit by a probe for Jewish contacts. In April, professors at Barnard College received texts from the federal government asking if they were Jewish as part of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's review
26.11.2025 à 14:37
'Certainly not for Jews': Why did Israel kill off the death penalty?
Ofer Aderet
After years of debate, Israel decided to end capital punishment in 1954. 'If I lived in Scandinavia, I'd vote without hesitation to abolish the death penalty,' said Ben-Gurion in one discussion on the matter. 'Here, I'll vote with a heavy heart'
26.11.2025 à 14:25
Lebanon, Cyprus sign maritime demarcation deal, paving way for possible energy exploration
Reuters
Lebanon and Israel delineated their maritime borders in 2022 under a U.S.-brokered deal, and Syria is the final country with which Lebanon has yet to delineate its sea border. Lebanon hopes offshore gas and oil discoveries could help reverse a 2019 financial collapse
26.11.2025 à 13:37
With hostage Dror Or's body returned, his Gaza border kibbutz mourns a man of 'big, unconventional dreams'
Eitan Leshem
Dror Or, from Kibbutz Be'eri, set out to transform his kibbutz's dairy industry, traveling to Europe to refine his craft. 'He was one of those Israelis we love to love, the kind the country is so desperately missing,' says Dafi Cramer, a culinary tour guide in the Gaza-border region
26.11.2025 à 12:55
A weaker counterweight to Netanyahu's judicial coup: What happened to Israel's High Court?
Chen Maanit
Three recent rulings show how the court's more conservative jurisprudence since Netanyahu retook office and amid the Gaza war has given the government greater leeway, even for legally questionable actions. 'Israel's factionalism and polarization also seep into the Supreme Court,' said one legal expert
26.11.2025 à 12:08
IDF probe finds army failed to protect Moshav Yated on Oct. 7 as Hamas terrorists outnumbered security squad
Yaniv Kubovich
After the Gaza border community's security chief arrested a terrorist near the fence, the IDF brigade commander managed to establish contact with the Air Force control tower and requested support, but a combat helicopter did not arrive until 40 minutes later
26.11.2025 à 10:53
Israeli human rights groups tell UN that Israel increased use of torture during Gaza war
Nir Hasson
The report submitted to the UN notes that detainees received medical treatment while shackled and blindfolded, and were forced to use diapers to relieve themselves. It also says detainees were starved, with 'an official diet of approximately 1,000 calories daily'
26.11.2025 à 10:21
IDF launches major West Bank counterterrorism operation, reportedly arresting 22 Palestinians
Matan Golan
According to Palestinian reports, the IDF entered the northern West Bank city of Tubas with armored vehicles, took over Palestinian homes and converted them into military outposts. The Al-Quds Brigades said 'they're ready' to respond to the Israeli incursion
26.11.2025 à 10:08
'At most Leo may be bothered by Israeli drones overhead': Pope makes first foreign trip to Lebanon, Turkey
The Associated Press
Pope Leo will not visit Lebanon's south, battered by last year's war between Israel and Hezbollah and the site of intensified Israeli strikes in recent weeks. Israel's recent strike that killed Hezbollah's chief of staff in Beirut reinforced security concerns
26.11.2025 à 07:21
Body of Israeli hostage Dror Or returned from Gaza after 781 days in captivity
Jonathan Lis
Dror Or, 48, was murdered during the October 7 Hamas attack and kidnapped from his home on Kibbutz Be'eri. His wife Yonat was also murdered, and two of their children were kidnapped to Gaza and released in an earlier hostage deal
26.11.2025 à 05:00
Netanyahu's lingering grip on power hinges on delegitimizing Israel's Arab voters and their leaders
Ravit Hecht
The chances that the prime minister will manage to outlaw the United Arab List are slim, but his government will wage a smear campaign against a bloc that could be a major obstacle to victory in the election. As a bonus, this would also hamstring the opposition
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