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October 7
IDF probe: Military failed defending Kissufim, cleared of terrorists only after 5 days
Some 150 Hamas terrorists infiltrated community and neighboring military base during the Oct. 7 massacre, killing of 17 civilians—including foreign workers and members of the local security team—and 27 IDF soldiers
Elisha Ben Kimon
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05.22.25
'How many times can we tell the Bibas story?': Israeli EU envoy says world tired of war
Haim Regev warns of dwindling European support for Israel amid France’s push for recognition of a Palestinian state, worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza and increasing public and diplomatic criticism of Israel
Daniel Bettini, Brussels
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05.22.25
Mr. Prime Minister, this was no mob in flip-flops
Opinion: Testimonies from the October 7 massacre challenge Netanyahu’s portrayal of Hamas as disorganized, revealing a level of military planning, and a failure of Israeli preparedness
Nadav Eyal
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05.22.25
France pressures Western allies to recognize Palestinian state
Macron leads efforts to secure international recognition of a Palestinian state at a UN summit with Saudi Arabia, while the EU debates suspending trade agreements and sanctions, leaving Israel increasingly isolated
Itamar Eichner
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05.22.25
EU to discuss suspension of trade agreement with Israel over Gaza war
Foreign Ministry official warns of growing global isolation, describing the diplomatic fallout as worse than a catastrophe; 'World has been seeing dead Palestinian children, flattened homes on TV since 2023 and they’ve had enough'
Reuters, Itamar Eichner
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05.20.25
US 'frustrated' with Israel over stalled talks: 'Everybody pursuing deal - except them'
Despite apparent impasse, Palestinian media reports that last-minute agreement is still possible, with negotiations ongoing in Qatar
Itamar Eichner
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05.20.25
Yuval Raphael to perform at concert honoring Nova festival survivors
The singer, survivor of the Oct. 7 massacre herself, will perform in a Tel Aviv concert titled We Will Dance Again – Together, with all proceeds benefiting survivors and bereaved families
Ran Boker
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05.19.25
‘Our fates were tied’: Former hostages finally reunite
Sagui Dekel-Chen and Edan Alexander, who endured months of captivity in Hamas tunnels, reveal severe physical and psychological tolls while advocating for release of remaining captives
Yael Ciechanover
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05.19.25
Israeli flag looking over the Lebanese planes: A visit to the IDF's buffer zone
Ynet correspondent visits outpost in southern Lebanon, part of new defensive line established by Israel after truce, which despite it - Hezbollah still watches closely
Yoav Zitun, Lebanon
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05.18.25
Oct. 7 massacre aimed to block Israel-Saudi deal, documents reveal
An 'extraordinary act' is needed to prevent such an agreement, according to minutes of a high-level meeting held days before the attack, uncovered in a Hamas tunnel in Gaza; Yahya Sinwar says a normalization deal would marginalize the Palestinian cause
ynet
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05.18.25
Mediators hold 'urgent meetings' in Qatar as Israel prepares Gaza escalation
Israel and Hamas resume indirect talks as international pressure mounts for ceasefire; IDF expands operations in northern Gaza, destroying tunnels and targeting terror infrastructure amid growing global concern over humanitarian crisis
Einav Halabi, News Agencies
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05.17.25
A life between art and identity: Simon Durban reflects on 15 years with Banksy, his Zionism, and a new beginning in Israel
Exclusive: For 15 years, Simon Durban served as the right-hand man and business manager of Banksy, one of the world’s most famous and enigmatic artists, whose works are sold at tens of millions of dollars. That partnership might seem unlikely, given that Durban is a Zionist Jew and Banksy is known for his pro-Palestinian views. Now, Durban discusses their unique bond, their joint visits to Israel and Gaza, and why he has decided to immigrate to Israel, now, of all times.
Yael Walzer
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05.16.25
Oh, Italia amore mio—why are you letting me down?
Opinion: Since the Oct. 7 massacre, anti-Israel protests and antisemitism have surged, and although some claim they do not represent most Italians, the majority remains silent; the country I love leaves me looking on with growing concern
Daniel Bettini
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05.16.25
'Just being here is a victory': Yuval Raphael’s moment of truth
Eurovision 2025’s Israeli representative Yuval Raphael tells Ynet about her trauma from the Nova massacre, facing pro-Palestinian protests in Basel, and her resolve to bring honor to her country
Raz Shechnik, Basel
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05.15.25
Hostage deal, Abraham Accords and Saudi ties: US ramps up pressure on Israel
Israel faces growing tension over stalled hostage talks in Doha, as Trump’s ceasefire push clashes with Israeli war aims and Netanyahu weighs diplomatic gains against coalition demands
Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari
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05.15.25
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