The Times of Israel

נטייה: Centerסוג: English dailyשפה: אנגליתמקום: Jerusalemמימון: Advertising and reader supportנוסד: 2012

The Times of Israel הוא English daily מJerusalem, ומתפרסם באנגלית. בסולם שמאל, מרכז וימין של baba News הוא מדורג Center (Center). אנחנו משווים את הסיקור של The Times of Israel באנגלית מול חדרי חדשות ישראליים אחרים.

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Securityלפני 44 דקות

Chabad Cancels Rosh Hashanah Dinner in Phuket Amid Security Fears

A Chabad-organized Rosh Hashanah dinner in Phuket, Thailand, was canceled at the last minute following a request from Israeli security officials concerned about potential violence from local protests. The protests, some featuring antisemitic rhetoric, had been ongoing for several days.

Securityלפני 45 דקות

Lebanon Official Blames IDF Strikes for Hindering Hezbollah Disarmament Efforts

A senior Lebanese official told The Times of Israel that "indiscriminate" Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon are hindering efforts to disarm Hezbollah and are creating backlash against the Lebanese government. The official urged Israel to adopt more targeted strikes and engage constructively in ongoing US-mediated negotiations to achieve disarmament and potential peace.

Securityלפני שעה

US Pressure Spurs Nations to Quit International Criminal Court

The United States is increasing pressure on the International Criminal Court, leading to several member states withdrawing. Venezuela and Chad recently announced their departure, joining Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, amid US sanctions and accusations of selective justice from some nations.

Worldלפני שעתיים

Rachel Rabin, Sister of Slain PM Yitzhak Rabin, Dies at 101

Rachel Rabin Yaakov, sister of slain Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and a founding member of Kibbutz Manara, has died at age 101. She was a pioneer of the northern kibbutz and had a long career in education, receiving a prestigious award in 2015. She was evacuated from her home following the October 7th attacks.

Securityלפני 6 שעות

ICC Prosecutor Hopes Netanyahu, Putin Will Face Trial

The International Criminal Court's interim chief prosecutor, Mame Mandiaye Niang, hopes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin will eventually face trial. Niang addressed US sanctions and accusations of infringing on sovereignty, asserting the court's commitment to justice and its resilience despite challenges.

Politicsלפני 8 שעות

Green Party Leader Zack Polanski to Run for UK Parliament Seat

Zack Polanski, leader of the UK's Green Party and a prominent Jewish critic of Israel, will contest the Holborn and St. Pancras parliamentary seat in an upcoming by-election. The seat was formerly held by ex-Labour leader Keir Starmer, who resigned from Parliament. Polanski's campaign highlights his anti-Israel stance, a position that has also led to controversy within his party.

Securityלפני 10 שעות

IDF Eliminates Hamas Khan Younis Brigade Commander in Gaza Airstrike

The IDF announced Friday it killed Muhammad Abdul Salam al-Yazouri, commander of Hamas's Khan Younis Brigade, in an overnight airstrike in southern Gaza. The strike also eliminated two other Hamas operatives, and the IDF released footage of the operation.

Cultureלפני 10 שעות

Scientists Recreate Ancient Israeli Winemaking Process

Israeli researchers are recreating ancient winemaking techniques using a reconstructed Hasmonean-era winepress. An experiment comparing fermentation on a treading floor versus collection vats showed the treading floor method led to spoilage, while vat fermentation was more successful, though requiring more effort.

Politicsלפני 10 שעות

Israel Must Maintain European Ties Despite Sanctions, Says ELNET Official

An Israeli official from the European Leadership Network urged Israel to keep communication lines open with Europe despite new sanctions on settlements, attributing the sanctions to European domestic politics and advising a measured response.

Politicsלפני 10 שעות

Poll Shows Netanyahu's Likud and Opposition Tied as Deadlock Continues

A poll by Zman Yisrael shows Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party and Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar tied at 23 seats, indicating a continued political deadlock. Neither bloc can form a majority government ahead of the October 27 elections.

Cultureלפני 11 שעות

Quentin Tarantino's Loud Laughs at Israeli Cinemas Draw Attention

Director Quentin Tarantino's loud and sometimes inappropriate laughter during movie screenings in Israel has been noted by fellow moviegoers, with reports indicating he also laughs during violent scenes in his own films. Cinemas have responded with amusement rather than criticism.

Politicsלפני 12 שעות

Pacific Island Nations Open Jerusalem Embassies Driven by Religious Prophecy

Pacific island nations, including Nauru, Papua New Guinea, and Fiji, are opening embassies in Jerusalem, driven by Christian interpretations of biblical prophecy and a spiritual connection to Israel. This move defies international pressure and is seen as a non-transactional expression of religious conviction rather than strategic diplomacy.

Securityלפני 15 שעות

Bnei Brak Neighborhood Erupts Over Shabbat Traffic and Religious Tensions

A new neighborhood in Bnei Brak, Israel, is experiencing escalating religious-secular tensions over Shabbat traffic disruptions. Protests, a car-ramming incident involving a child, and municipal road closures have intensified the conflict, with residents divided on how to achieve coexistence.

Securityלפני 17 שעות

US Intensifies Economic Pressure on Iran with New Sanctions

The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on individuals and firms in the Middle East accused of aiding Iran's proxies like Hezbollah, as part of "Operation Economic Outcast" to economically isolate Tehran. The measures aim to cut off funding for Iran's military activities and target entities in Iraq, UAE, Lebanon, and Turkey, while also impacting Iran's oil exports and currency.

Securityלפני 21 שעות

IDF Demolishes Hezbollah's 'Strategic' Underground Complex in Southern Lebanon

The Israeli military destroyed a large underground Hezbollah facility in southern Lebanon using 1,100 tons of explosives, calling it a "strategic" complex financed by Iran. The operation follows the clearing of the tunnel system by Israeli forces and comes amid ongoing negotiations for a broader security agreement.

Securityלפני 22 שעות

Somaliland Offers Troops for Gaza Peacekeeping Force

Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi has offered to contribute up to 2,000 troops to a US-backed International Stabilization Force for Gaza. The offer comes as the US-controlled Board of Peace seeks international partners for the force, facing diplomatic hurdles due to Somaliland's unrecognized status.

Securityלפני 22 שעות

Hamas Terrorist Behind 2003 Attacks Killed in Gaza Airstrike

Israeli security forces confirmed the death of senior Hamas operative Farah Hamed in a Gaza City airstrike. Hamed was responsible for multiple deadly attacks in the West Bank in 2002-2003, including one that killed the husband of current MK Limor Son Har-Melech. He was killed in a joint operation by the Israel Police, Shin Bet, and IDF.

Cultureלפני 22 שעות

Israeli Documentary on Gaza Civilian Deaths Earns Record Ovation at Venice Film Festival

Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary "NAZA," which examines the killing of Gaza civilians, received a record 25-minute standing ovation at its premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The film is based on reporting that has been challenged by the Israeli military.

Politicsלפני 23 שעות

Olmert Backs UK Sanctions on West Bank Settlements, Cites 'Ethnic Cleansing'

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert supports UK sanctions on West Bank settlements, calling settler actions "ethnic cleansing" and "terrorism." The Israeli government condemned the UK move and enacted retaliatory measures.

Securityלפני 23 שעות

Thais Protest Israeli Tourists, Citing Misconduct and Antisemitism

Hundreds of Thais protested Israeli tourists in Bangkok, citing misconduct and antisemitism, while activists in Phuket sought to cancel a Jewish holiday event. Israeli officials are working with Thai authorities to address concerns and promote mutual respect.

Politicsאתמול

Israel's Opposition Parties Form Alliances to Boost Knesset Representation

Four main Israeli opposition parties have signed surplus-vote agreements ahead of the October 27 elections to maximize their Knesset representation and consolidate the anti-Netanyahu bloc. The deals allow allied parties to pool leftover votes, increasing their chances of gaining more seats, a move criticized by Prime Minister Netanyahu as a sign of a "leftist" agenda.

Securityאתמול

UN Watchdog Sees Construction at Iran's 'Pickaxe Mountain' Nuclear Site

The UN nuclear watchdog chief reported observed construction at Iran's "Pickaxe Mountain" site, amid reports of Iran resuming ballistic missile production. Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Iran is rearming, vowing to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Politicsאתמול

New Israeli Envoy Arrives in Turkey Amid Strained Diplomatic Ties

Joel Lion has arrived in Ankara to serve as Israel's acting chargé d'affaires in Turkey, presenting his credentials amid deeply strained diplomatic relations. The Israeli embassy remains closed, and ties have collapsed since the October 7th Hamas attacks, with both nations recalling ambassadors and trading barbs over regional issues.

Securityאתמול

Red Cross Denied Access to Palestinian Prisoners During Israeli Facility Visit

The International Committee of the Red Cross was denied access to Palestinian prisoners during a recent visit to an Israeli military detention facility, despite ongoing efforts to resume such visits. The visits were halted by Israel nearly three years ago, and while a court has ruled they can resume, the government is reportedly seeking to delay implementation.

Cultureאתמול

Writer Ruth Efroni Shares Humorous Family Holiday Traditions

Writer Ruth Efroni has shared a humorous, macabre story about her mother's china set being divided among family members ahead of the Jewish high holidays. The anecdote is part of her contribution to the "Israel Story" podcast.

Securityאתמול

Israeli Airstrike Kills Family of Four in Northern Gaza

An Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza killed a family of four, including two children, with the IDF identifying one target as a military operative. The IDF also reported destroying Hamas weapons depots and killing a Hamas operative involved in the October 7 attacks, amid ongoing efforts for a Gaza ceasefire.

Politicsאתמול

Algeria Severs Diplomatic Ties With UAE Over 'Hostile Actions'

Algeria has severed diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates, citing "provocative or hostile" actions by Abu Dhabi. The decision follows years of strained relations and opposing regional stances, including on normalization with Israel and the Western Sahara conflict.

Politicsאתמול

Israel Democracy Institute Head Identifies Top Voter Concerns

Yohanan Plesner, head of the Israel Democracy Institute, outlined three major issues influencing Israeli voters ahead of the October 27th election. He also discussed the challenges of coalition building and the possibility of further inconclusive elections.

Politicsאתמול

Netanyahu Finalizes Likud List Amid Diplomatic and Security Crises

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finalized his Likud party slate amidst significant diplomatic and security crises, including a report of a prior warning from the UAE president about Hamas and new Western trade restrictions on settlements. Netanyahu also navigated internal party disputes and consolidated alliances while presenting his chosen candidates, some of whom have controversial backgrounds or are promised ministerial roles.

Securityאתמול

Yair Golan Sues Sara Netanyahu Over Oct. 7 Conspiracy Claims

Yair Golan, chair of the Democrats party, filed an $843,000 defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu for insinuating he had advance knowledge of the October 7 attack. The suit alleges her comments were baseless and incited violence, while Golan accuses the Netanyahu family of trying to evade responsibility for the failures of that day.

Securityאתמול

Yemen's Houthis Seize Key Port City, Escalating Red Sea Conflict

Yemen's Houthi rebels have seized the port city of Mocha, advancing their control towards the crucial Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This escalation intensifies the civil war and raises concerns about global shipping and energy supplies, with diplomatic efforts underway to de-escalate tensions.

Securityאתמול

Missing Israeli Man Found Safe After Entering West Bank Village

Yaniv Sardal, a 53-year-old Israeli man, was found safe on Thursday after voluntarily entering a Palestinian village in the West Bank the previous night. Security forces conducted a search operation for the missing man, who was located unharmed.

Politicsאתמול

British Progressive Rabbis Back UK Sanctions on West Bank Settlements

Progressive British rabbis have endorsed new UK sanctions against West Bank settlements, citing settler violence as justification. The sanctions, announced by UK Foreign Minister Ed Miliband, aim to halt dealings with settlements and condemn the occupation. Israel has retaliated by ordering the closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem.

Politicsאתמול

Gallant Accuses Netanyahu of Fostering Defeatism After Oct. 7

Former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for creating an "atmosphere of defeatism" after the October 7 attacks and questioned his presence at IDF headquarters on the day of the assault. Netanyahu's Likud party denied Gallant's claims, stating the prime minister was at the military base early that morning.

Securityאתמול

Gaza Cooperation With Netanyahu Halted Amid Election Campaign, Board of Peace Says

A Board of Peace official stated that cooperation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Gaza was positive until he entered his election campaign, at which point he avoided any appearance of conceding to Hamas. The official also noted stalled Palestinian police training and discussed potential troop deployments to Gaza.

Securityאתמול

Major Jewish Groups to Rally Against Antisemitism During UN Assembly

Major Jewish organizations in New York City will hold a rally against antisemitism on September 23 during the UN General Assembly. The protest aims to pressure world leaders to act against rising antisemitism and occurs shortly after controversial remarks by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Securityאתמול

Netanyahu Sues Over Report of UAE Warning Before Oct. 7

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is suing Haaretz newspaper and journalists over a report claiming he ignored a warning from the UAE president about an impending Hamas attack before October 7. The lawsuit challenges a narrative that Netanyahu was unaware of the threat, as evidence suggests multiple prior warnings were issued by security officials and foreign governments.

Politicsאתמול

Jewish Ex-Cop Joins Arab Party Ra'am to Bridge Israeli Divides

Yoav Segalovitz, a Jewish former police officer, has joined the Arab party Ra'am as its first Jewish candidate, aiming to build bridges between Israel's Jewish and Arab communities. He seeks to influence policy from within the government, citing the escalating violence in Arab communities as a critical issue.

Securityאתמול

Jewish World's Pre-9/11 Concerns Re-evaluated in Light of Later Events

A look back at Jewish world concerns reported just before September 11, 2001, reveals a focus on the Second Intifada, anti-Israel campaigns at the UN, and campus activism, contrasting with the profound shifts in antisemitism and security concerns that followed the 9/11 attacks and subsequent events like October 7.

Politicsאתמול

Israeli Election Polls Show Continued Deadlock After Party Slates Finalized

Israeli election polls released after party slates were finalized show a continued deadlock, with neither the pro- nor anti-Benjamin Netanyahu blocs expected to win a majority in the Knesset. The polls also reveal internal opposition pressure on Benny Gantz to withdraw and a disqualification request filed against the Arab Ra'am party.