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Police question Ashkelon mayor Tomer Glam over alleged embezzlement of Gaza war donations

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Vorschau ansehen Authorities say tens of millions of shekels donated to support residents during the Gaza war were funneled through a local nonprofit to private businesses at the request of the mayor and senior officials. In return, the businesses allegedly provided cash or other benefits to the officials

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Twelve Palestinians reportedly killed in Gaza by Israeli fire after IDF officer severely wounded by militants

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Vorschau ansehen Israeli strikes and artillery shelling were reported in Gaza City, Khan Yunis and the al-Bureij Refugee Camp in the central Gaza Strip. The Israeli military said the IDF reserve officer was wounded when militants opened fire on troops carryng out 'routine operational activity'

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As IDF takes one step toward Haredi draft, Israel's ruling coalition takes two steps back

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Vorschau ansehen The new General Staff Order is problematic - especially when it comes to female and secular soldiers - but it does highlight the military's desire to solve the manpower shortage. Given the coalition's efforts to legalize ultra-Orthodox draft evasion, it is highly doubtful whether it will back the military

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Trump agrees to move nuclear talks from Turkey to Oman per Iran's request, report says

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For Israelis, any Arab struggle for the right breathe the same air as Jews is political

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Denmark, Trump and the Jews: Why Israel is silent over threats to Greenland

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Politicians have no business interfering in Israeli universities

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Four minutes is all it takes for Israeli settlers to torch a Bedouin village in the West Bank

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What Yair Golan's vow to cut settlement funding could mean for Israel's next election

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Vorschau ansehen The leader of the leftist Democrats party said it's time to rethink Israel's priorities when it comes to the settlements. This is a principled position – but could also prove to be politically smart

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Three people arrested after feud-related triple murder in central Israel

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Vorschau ansehen The three men were fatally shot while in their vehicle. The death of the three men raises the annual homicide toll to 32, of whom 28 victims are from Israeli Arab society

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Report: Far-right Israeli agitator says he pays activists to disrupt anti-government events, leaders

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Vorschau ansehen Mordechai David was reportedly recorded saying he pays activists to attend left-wing protests, block opponents, and disrupt conferences. Lawmakers have called on authorities to investigate the group he leads and move to dissolve it immediately

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'Obsessive hostility toward Israel': South Africa's Jews caught in the crosswinds of an escalating diplomatic war

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Vorschau ansehen Jewish leaders in South Africa warn of 'dark times' after Pretoria declared Israel's envoy persona non grata, prompting Jerusalem to expel South Africa's Ramallah-based envoy. As the ruling ANC's hostility has grown, opposition figures have sought alternative channels to engage Israel, while Israel's outreach to a tribal leader may have been seen by the ANC as the 'final straw'

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Report: Emirates prepares to resume Dubai-Tel Aviv flights after two-year halt

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Vorschau ansehen Bloomberg reported that the United Arab Emirates-based airline is 'working to restart' flights between Dubai and Ben-Gurion Airport. However, the outlet did not specify a timeframe for the resumption of flights

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Top IDF female muslim officer 'Captain Ella' named as next Arabic spokesperson

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Vorschau ansehen Ella Waweya, 36, has led the IDF's 'Captain Ella' platform for seven years, earning commendations from Israel's president, defense minister, and chief of staff. She will now step into the role long held by Avichay Adraee, who retires after 18 years as the IDF's Arabic-language spokesperson

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U.S. military downs Iranian drone in Arabian Sea that approached aircraft carrier

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Vorschau ansehen Six Iranian boats also approached a U.S.-flagged tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, ordering it to stop, but the vessel instead increased its speed and was escorted to safety by a U.S. warship. The incident comes as Iran signals it may withdraw from upcoming nuclear talks with the U.S.

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Jewish Israelis showed up for Arab Israelis. Here's why it's nowhere near enough

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Vorschau ansehen Jewish Israelis turned out in droves in Sakhnin and Tel Aviv to protest skyrocketing murders in Arab society and the government's inaction. But can the momentum be sustained until elections in October?

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Report: Ex-hostage Guy Gilboa-Dalal reveals new details of sexual abuse in Hamas captivity

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Vorschau ansehen Released hostaged Guy Gilboa-Dalal described fear, starvation, and sexual assaults by a captor nicknamed Amon, saying, 'I had nowhere to go. I was in their hands.' He covertly warned fellow hostages of the abuse while enduring extreme hunger, fear, and forced propaganda appearances to survive Hamas captivity

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Central Israeli city cancels film screening dedicated to Mohammad Bakri, citing 'political purposes'

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Vorschau ansehen Herzliya's municipality said that it canceled the event, dedicated to the famed Palestinian director and actor Mohammad Bakri, because the venue is prohibited from renting its hall for 'political purposes.' The municipality added that it opposes 'statements Bakri made in the final decades of his life against Israel and IDF soldiers'

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IDF formalizes ultra-Orthodox draft policy with gender segregation, barring women from some units

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Vorschau ansehen Under the new IDF directive, three different paths will be opened for the integration of ultra-Orthodox soldiers into the military, offering varying degrees of gender segregation and adherence to religious observance. The strictest path will mandate full gender segregation and strict adherence to a religious lifestyle

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Top IDF lawyer leak case to be transferred from AG despite police clearing her of involvement

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Vorschau ansehen The legal adviser at the Justice Ministry, Yael Kotick, who is closely affiliated with Justice Minister Yariv Levin, is likely to demand that additional investigative steps be made in the former Military Advocate General's case and summon the attorney general to be questioned under caution, sources said

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Brother of Shin Bet chief David Zini to be charged with smuggling goods into Gaza

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Vorschau ansehen Bezalel Zini, brother of Shin Bet chief David Zini, was arrested two weeks ago on suspicion of smuggling cigarettes worth hundreds of thousands of shekels into the Gaza Strip

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What were Ukrainian bribery suspects doing at Tel Aviv's 'most expensive' clothing store?

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Vorschau ansehen Two men accused of involvement in a massive bribery case in Ukraine fled to Israel and were spotted frequenting Tel Aviv's high-end luxury square. The store owner denies a report alleging that it serves as a 'place to convert money into cash'

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Want to eradicate crime in Arab society? Put women at the decision-making table

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Vorschau ansehen Fighting crime demands more than patrol cars. Without women's leadership you can't achieve prevention, security and social justice

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'I've lost my son. Yours will be next': Oct. 7 families set protest demanding state probe

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Vorschau ansehen Families of October 7 victims came to the Knesset as the coalition opened hearings to form a politicized, Netanyahu-backed panel to probe the Hamas massacre. 'A country that does not investigate itself after its worst disaster tells its citizens they do not count,' one bereaved father said

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'We don't need Herzog': Calls mount for Australia to cancel Israeli president's visit

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Vorschau ansehen Several organizations, including left-wing Jewish groups, have called on Prime Minister Albanese to uninvite Isaac Herzog, who is set to arrive next week for a visit in the aftermath of the Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre. 'I look forward to visiting,' the Australian premier said

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Too close to home: Israeli right-wing activists take protests to opponents' doorsteps

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Vorschau ansehen A preview of Israel's election day? Anti-government protesters are being targeted by right-wing activists outside their homes: 'Just as leftists are allowed to protest, we're allowed to protest too. Start getting used to it'

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Israeli Arab leaders at a crossroads: Will escalating protests fuel right-wing incitement?

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Vorschau ansehen Arab leaders in Israel are debating how to shape a growing protest movement over soaring homicide and crime in Arab communities – and how to draw in more Jewish Israelis: Should the next phase be civil disobedience, or is it wiser to limit it to strikes?

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What were two Ukrainian bribery suspects looking for in Tel Aviv's 'most expensive' clothing store?

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Vorschau ansehen Two men accused of involvement in a massive bribery case in Ukraine fled to Israel and were spotted frequenting in Tel Aviv's high-end luxury square. The store owner denies a report alleging that the it serves as a 'place to convert money into cash'

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