UN Committee against Torture condemns Israel’s Gaza actions | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel NewsThe committee also expressed concern over the treatment of Palestinians in the West Bank, citing both increased settler violence and the use…
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UN Committee against Torture condemns Israel’s Gaza actions
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The Hebrew language is thriving. Israel, not so much
When the language is hijacked for political ends, the Israeli establishment becomes a crushing weight on Hebrew writers. A response to Oded Carmeli
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Iran airs new footage of Israeli strikes from 12-day war
Five months after the end of a 12-day war between Israel and Iran, Iranian state network SNN on Friday aired previously unseen footage showing what it described as Israeli strikes on multiple targets across Iran. The broadcast claimed that…
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Israel sees unseasonably warm weekend ahead of rain, cooler weather
Unseasonably warm weather continued across Israel on Saturday, particularly in the mountains and inland areas, with temperatures well above average for late November.
Strong easterly winds were reported in the northern mountains during the morning…
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At least 13 people killed by Israeli forces during raid on a southern Syrian village
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Israeli forces have killed at least 13 people, including…
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Lebanese army unveils Hezbollah tunnel
Nearly a year after a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect, the Lebanese army on Friday hosted a rare media tour of a tunnel it said was used by the terrorist group, showcasing what it described as the first phase of a broader…
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Israeli Chefs Wax Poetic About the Land – While Settlers Set It Ablaze
“‘Master Chef’ 2025, the year in which we return to the land and the fields, to make Israeli agriculture bloom again,” chef Haim Cohen declared in the first episode of the new season of the popular Channel 12 reality show. “And our sweet land…
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Study anchors obscure pharaoh in time, opening research path into dating the Exodus
For the first time, two scholars have used radiocarbon analysis to pinpoint the era in which Pharaoh Nebpehtire Ahmose reigned over Egypt, determining that he must have ascended the throne in the second half of the 16th century BCE.
In so…
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Gazan woman undertakes tiring task of repairing enclave’s tattered banknotes
With a pot of glue, a blade, and a keen eye, Manal al-Saadani repairs tattered banknotes — a necessity in the Gaza Strip, where the cash in circulation is wearing out.
For every revived note she gives back to a customer, they give her a…
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Shepherd Communities in Wadi Qelt Are Vanishing Under Settler Terror. A Journey Through an Abandoned Land
They stood opposite one another. On the top of the hill three settler teenagers and below them two youths and an adult. They are from the same generation and the same nation. The physical distance between them may have been a number of meters,…
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