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Israeli Army "Categorically Rejects" Alleged AI Use In Targeting Gazans
The Israeli-made film "NAZA" uses conversations with 24 different Israeli military or intelligence whistleblowers who spoke on condition that their identities be protected, with interviewees describing how they felt like they worked in a killing "factory" or a lethal video game.
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12 Countries Impose Trade Sanctions On Israeli Settlements In West Bank
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden also plan to limit trade with the settlements, the nations' foreign ministers said in a joint statement.
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Netanyahu Puts Political Survival Above Israel's Security, Says Top Rival
A relative newcomer to politics, Gadi Eisenkot's party Yashar (Hebrew for "Upright"), founded a year ago, has surged in the polls in recent months, with many voters seeing him as a viable candidate to replace Netanyahu
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Israel Says Netanyahu Ordered Evacuation Of Some West Bank Settlements
While all Israeli settlements in the West Bank are considered illegal under international law, some established without government approval are also considered illegal by Israel.
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Israel Says US Economic Sanctions On Iran "May Push Them To Desperate Steps"
Last month, the US Treasury announced a new series of sanctions to "asphyxiate" theIranian economy, and the US airforce resumed raids onIranon Sunday.
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"Ethnic Cleansing": Israeli Ex-Generals On Attacks In West Bank
A former general said he saw the remains of a Palestinian school looted by settlers in the West Bank. He also met Palestinian farmers and shepherds who said they had been beaten and threatened by settlers.
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Israel Kills 5 Civilians In Fresh Airstrikes In Gaza
Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City said on Monday morning that it had received two bodies "following an Israeli airstrike that targeted the entrance of a residential building near the municipal park in Gaza City".
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Israel's Most-Feared Mob Boss Yanis Yushvaev Shot Dead From Point-Blank Range
Yanis Yushvaev was known as the country's most dangerous criminal involved in long-running blood feuds.
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Harvard To Columbia: How Israeli Money Quietly Flowed Into US Universities
In some cases, the Israeli Ministry of Defense directly sponsored projects. In others, Israeli weapons companies such as Elbit Systems, Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries were involved.
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"Iran Tried To Murder One Of My Sons": Benjamin Netanyahu's Explosive Claim
Netanyahu did not provide any details on how the alleged assassination was attempted, or when the attempt was made.
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Israel's Hanging Sites For Palestinians With Viewing Booths
Only Palestinians -- and not Jewish extremists -- who are convicted of terror offenses will be hanged at the site.
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'Won't Fall Into Netanyahu's Trap': Turkey Denies Visit To Syria Air Base
The denial came two days after Syria accused Israel of hitting a disused military air base near the northwestern city of Aleppo that was damaged during the civil war and has been out of service since 2012.
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"Undermines Efforts": Turkey, Egypt, Qatar Condemn Israeli Strikes In Gaza
The international community and the Board of Peace must take the necessary steps to ensure compliance with the ceasefire and prevent further escalation, Turkey, Egypt and Qatar said in a joint statement.
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Thou Shalt Not Steal: US Envoy To Israeli Settlers On Palestinian-Americans' Land
Israeli settlers began encircling homes in Qusra on August 9, in what rights groups said was an attempt to seize privately owned Palestinian land. The case has drawn international condemnation.
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Israel Army Admits To Firing On Car In Death Of 5-Year-Old Hind Rajab In Gaza
Hind Rajab's body was recovered from a car riddled with bullets in Gaza City days after she was last heard from in a desperate, hours-long phone call to the Palestinian Red Crescent on January 29, 2024.
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Israeli Army "Categorically Rejects" Alleged AI Use In Targeting Gazans
The Israeli-made film "NAZA" uses conversations with 24 different Israeli military or intelligence whistleblowers who spoke on condition that their identities be protected, with interviewees describing how they felt like they worked in a killing "factory" or a lethal video game.
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12 Countries Impose Trade Sanctions On Israeli Settlements In West Bank
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden also plan to limit trade with the settlements, the nations' foreign ministers said in a joint statement.
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Netanyahu Puts Political Survival Above Israel's Security, Says Top Rival
A relative newcomer to politics, Gadi Eisenkot's party Yashar (Hebrew for "Upright"), founded a year ago, has surged in the polls in recent months, with many voters seeing him as a viable candidate to replace Netanyahu
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Israel Says Netanyahu Ordered Evacuation Of Some West Bank Settlements
While all Israeli settlements in the West Bank are considered illegal under international law, some established without government approval are also considered illegal by Israel.
-
Israel Says US Economic Sanctions On Iran "May Push Them To Desperate Steps"
Last month, the US Treasury announced a new series of sanctions to "asphyxiate" theIranian economy, and the US airforce resumed raids onIranon Sunday.
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"Ethnic Cleansing": Israeli Ex-Generals On Attacks In West Bank
A former general said he saw the remains of a Palestinian school looted by settlers in the West Bank. He also met Palestinian farmers and shepherds who said they had been beaten and threatened by settlers.
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Israel Kills 5 Civilians In Fresh Airstrikes In Gaza
Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City said on Monday morning that it had received two bodies "following an Israeli airstrike that targeted the entrance of a residential building near the municipal park in Gaza City".
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Israel's Most-Feared Mob Boss Yanis Yushvaev Shot Dead From Point-Blank Range
Yanis Yushvaev was known as the country's most dangerous criminal involved in long-running blood feuds.
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Harvard To Columbia: How Israeli Money Quietly Flowed Into US Universities
In some cases, the Israeli Ministry of Defense directly sponsored projects. In others, Israeli weapons companies such as Elbit Systems, Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries were involved.
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"Iran Tried To Murder One Of My Sons": Benjamin Netanyahu's Explosive Claim
Netanyahu did not provide any details on how the alleged assassination was attempted, or when the attempt was made.
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Israel's Hanging Sites For Palestinians With Viewing Booths
Only Palestinians -- and not Jewish extremists -- who are convicted of terror offenses will be hanged at the site.
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'Won't Fall Into Netanyahu's Trap': Turkey Denies Visit To Syria Air Base
The denial came two days after Syria accused Israel of hitting a disused military air base near the northwestern city of Aleppo that was damaged during the civil war and has been out of service since 2012.
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"Undermines Efforts": Turkey, Egypt, Qatar Condemn Israeli Strikes In Gaza
The international community and the Board of Peace must take the necessary steps to ensure compliance with the ceasefire and prevent further escalation, Turkey, Egypt and Qatar said in a joint statement.
-
Thou Shalt Not Steal: US Envoy To Israeli Settlers On Palestinian-Americans' Land
Israeli settlers began encircling homes in Qusra on August 9, in what rights groups said was an attempt to seize privately owned Palestinian land. The case has drawn international condemnation.
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Israel Army Admits To Firing On Car In Death Of 5-Year-Old Hind Rajab In Gaza
Hind Rajab's body was recovered from a car riddled with bullets in Gaza City days after she was last heard from in a desperate, hours-long phone call to the Palestinian Red Crescent on January 29, 2024.
