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Ex-IDF Chief Eisenkot Dismisses Netanyahu's Call for Talks as Political PloyPolitics · 7h agoGreta Thunberg Calls for Sanctions Against Israel at UN Climate ForumPolitics · 8h agoMerkel: Iran and Hamas Pose Existential Threat to IsraelPolitics · 8h agoBig stories Mignews skipped
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Politics · 7h agoEx-IDF Chief Eisenkot Dismisses Netanyahu's Call for Talks as Political PloyFormer IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's appeal for negotiations a "political bluff," noting that a meeting between party negotiation teams is already set for November 15. Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu's rhetoric on unity, stating his actions deepen societal rifts. He also emphasized his conditions for joining a government and pointed to an upcoming Knesset Speaker vote as a test of sincerity for the Likud and Religious Zionism bloc.Politics · 7h ago · also in 1 newsroomBiden Accuses Netanyahu of Breaking Promises and Selfishness in New MemoirFormer U.S. President Joe Biden criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his memoir, "Promise Me, America," accusing him of breaking promises and prioritizing political survival. Biden stated Netanyahu often made unfulfillable promises and lacked strategic foresight. The memoir, published November 14, 2026, highlights Biden's disappointment with Netanyahu's approach to agreements.Politics · 8h agoGreta Thunberg Calls for Sanctions Against Israel at UN Climate ForumSwedish activist Greta Thunberg called for international sanctions against Israel at a UN climate conference in Turkey. She urged an end to support for Israel and accused its government of human rights violations. While some attendees applauded, Israeli delegates criticized the use of the forum for anti-Israeli propaganda.Politics · 8h agoMerkel: Iran and Hamas Pose Existential Threat to IsraelFormer German Chancellor Angela Merkel declared Iran and Hamas an existential threat to Israel, reaffirming Germany's commitment to the Jewish state's security. Speaking in a podcast interview, she acknowledged criticisms of Israeli actions in Gaza but stressed the importance of considering the October 7 Hamas attack as the war's root cause. Merkel noted the unprecedented scale of the challenge for Israeli leadership and the difficulties of fighting Hamas. She also criticized the German Left Party's stance on Israel and highlighted the disparity in global attention to humanitarian crises.Politics · 8h agoNetanyahu Urges National Unity Government to Counter Iran ThreatIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appealed to Gadi Eisenkot to form a national unity government to address the Iranian nuclear threat. Netanyahu cited a recent security briefing as reinforcing his belief in the need for a broad coalition to counter Iran's "murderous regime." He proposed unconditional negotiations, urging Eisenkot to abandon his current coalition efforts and instead work together on security and conscription issues.Politics · 10h agoNetanyahu Discusses Potential New Strikes on Iran with EisenkotActing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a new government, to discuss potential renewed military strikes on Iran. The meeting aimed to share intelligence, though Eisenkot was reportedly unaware of related discussions held by Mossad chief Roman Hoffman in Washington. Eisenkot had previously advised against military actions before a new government is formed, following elections where Netanyahu's bloc lost its majority.Politics · 11h agoShawn Mendes Accuses Israel of Genocide in Gaza, Urges Celeb SupportCanadian pop singer Shawn Mendes accused Israel of genocide in Gaza in a social media statement, calling for an end to hostilities and urging fellow celebrities to support Palestinians. He encouraged his followers to research the conflict and donate to pro-Palestinian causes. Mendes, a globally famous artist, asked his peers to speak out and join protests against Israel.Politics · 11h agoGlobal Events: Middle East Tensions, Leader Summits, and Transport DisruptionsMid-November saw major geopolitical events, including tensions in the Middle East, with activist Greta Thunberg criticizing Israel and Brussels urging humanitarian aid for Gaza. Former U.S. President Joe Biden's memoirs criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Major disruptions affected global transport and tech, with thousands of flights canceled due to an air traffic control system failure and Microsoft services experiencing a widespread outage.Politics · 1d agoIsraeli Strategic Advisor Proposes Presidential System OverhaulStrategic Advisor Yitzhak Zivan proposed transitioning Israel to a presidential system, separating executive and legislative powers and making the president directly elected. This reform aims to prevent coalition instability and the use of the budget as a political pressure tool. The plan also suggests lowering the electoral threshold and having the Knesset elect judges, moving away from the current parliamentary model.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomRabbis Launch Hotline for Religious Soldiers Amidst Integration ConcernsLeading Israeli rabbis and yeshiva heads have launched a hotline in Sderot to provide legal and halachic assistance to religious IDF soldiers. The initiative addresses concerns about the integration of men and women in combat units. The rabbis aim to establish clear boundaries with the IDF command. The hotline was created due to the lack of an official army body overseeing religious norms, with hopes that the Defense Minister and Chief of Staff will take action.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Oct. 7 Experience Informs New UN International Standard on Sexual ViolenceIsrael's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has led the development of a new international guideline, informed by the October 7 attacks, to help first responders document sexual violence at terror sites. The initiative, supported by Germany, Switzerland, and Nigeria, involves the UN Office on Drugs and Crime and is based on research into the October 7 events. The guideline aims to provide tools for evidence collection to ensure accountability and victim support, with implementation expected by early 2027.Politics · 1d agoIsrael's Interior Ministry Officially Recognizes New Samaria SettlementIsrael's Ministry of Interior has officially recognized the new settlement of Noa in northern Samaria, granting it an official code and enabling independent access to state services and infrastructure. This is the 40th such code issued under a policy by Minister Bezalel Smotrich to establish new communities. The settlement, located near Ganim and Kadim, was approved by the Security Cabinet in March 2026 and its boundaries were finalized by IDF Central Command chief Major General Avi Bluth. Formal recognition allows Noa to receive services like direct water supply and postal services.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Worries Ultra-Orthodox Parties May Back Eisenkot's Government BidPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fears ultra-Orthodox parties may support Gadi Eisenkot's government formation efforts, a concern heightened after a meeting with MK Yaakov Asher. Political commentator Ben Caspit doubts Likud's claims of preventing this alignment, suggesting Netanyahu remains skeptical. Coalition talks are complicated by Avigdor Lieberman's opposition to potential Arab faction support. The key issue of drafting yeshiva students into the IDF remains unresolved.Politics · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael's Supreme Court Recognizes Private Conversions for Immigration, Sparking Rabbinical ConcernIsrael's Supreme Court has ruled that conversions performed by the private "Ahavat HaGer" rabbinical court are valid for the Law of Return, a decision that has alarmed rabbinical authorities. Rabbi Eliezer Simcha Weiss warned that civil recognition does not equate to religious recognition, potentially causing marriage complications. The court's decision, made by Justices Yitzhak Amit, Yael Willner, and Khaled Kabub, was issued on November 12th. Rabbi Weiss is urging the Rabbinate Council to convene and establish clear guidelines.Politics · 1d agoLieberman May Lead Israel's Government Amid Coalition ChallengesAvigdor Lieberman is reportedly being considered to lead a new Israeli government with the support of ultra-Orthodox parties, though significant obstacles remain. Disagreements over conscription, legal challenges, and competing leadership ambitions are key issues. President Yitzhak Herzog has tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government, giving him 28 days. Lieberman has previously denied seeking the prime minister role.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomExpert Accuses Arab Nations of Election Interference in IsraelMiddle East expert Eddy Cohen claims Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar interfered in Israel's October 27, 2026, Knesset elections through an information campaign. He believes this may have helped Arab parties win a record 19 seats. Cohen cited criticism of Prime Minister Netanyahu and right-wing parties in Arab media as a factor. Investigations into foreign funding and bribery have yielded inconclusive results so far.Politics · 1d agoAgudat Yisrael Rabbis Set Terms for Talks with Bloc of ChangeRabbis from the Agudat Yisrael party reportedly discussed conditions for government formation talks with the "bloc of change," including yeshiva student draft exemptions and overriding potential court decisions. However, two Agudat Yisrael MKs denied knowledge of the meeting. The leader of the bloc of change, Yair Lapid, admitted that forming a government would require compromises.Politics · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's Supreme Court Delays Eviction from Ponevezh YeshivaIsrael's Supreme Court has allowed supporters of Rabbi Shmuel Markovitch to remain in the Ponevezh Yeshiva until August 2027, provided they pay 2.5 million shekels by December 13 and 270,000 shekels monthly. The ruling stems from a long-standing management dispute within the ultra-Orthodox institution. The court also stipulated equal division of the main study hall and prohibited the use of the yeshiva's name by Markovitch's faction. A final decision on the appeal is pending.Politics · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsTrump Compares US Antisemitism to 1938 GermanyU.S. President Donald Trump stated that antisemitism in America has reached levels comparable to 1938 Germany. He cited FBI data showing Jews are victims of 70% of religiously motivated crimes in the U.S. in 2024. The increase in incidents has been noted since 2016, with a sharp rise after the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel.Politics · 1d agoSchumer Confident in Retaining Senate Democratic Leadership PostNew York Senator Chuck Schumer stated on November 13, 2026, that he has enough votes to remain the leader of the Democrats in the U.S. Senate. This comes after Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced his intention to challenge Schumer. The two senators also hold differing views on Israel. The leadership vote is set for next month.Politics · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsVan Hollen Challenges Schumer for Senate Democratic LeadershipSenator Chris Van Hollen is challenging Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate Majority Leader, with a vote scheduled for next month. Van Hollen, who has support from over ten Democrats, cited a need for change following recent midterm election results. He also advocates for investigating the Trump administration and opposes U.S.-Israeli policy towards Iran, while criticizing Israeli actions in the West Bank and Gaza.Politics · 2d agoUS Ambassador: Washington Ready to Work With Any Israeli Prime MinisterU.S. Ambassador Mike Huckaby announced that President Donald Trump is ready to work with Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party, if he becomes Israel's next Prime Minister. Huckaby stressed that the U.S. will respect the democratic choice of the Israeli people. While previous support for Benjamin Netanyahu was noted, the ambassador affirmed Washington's universal approach to working with leaders across the political spectrum. Eisenkot has been officially tasked with forming a new government.Politics · 2d agoNetanyahu Briefs Security Committee Chairman Eisenkot on National ChallengesIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his military secretary held a two-hour closed security briefing for committee chairman Gadi Eisenkot. The meeting focused on current national security issues and regional threats facing Israel. Both sides agreed to continue coordinating actions and information exchange.Politics · 2d agoIsraeli Election Chief Demands Update on Alleged Election InterferenceHe expressed frustration over the lack of inter-agency coordination and has shifted to direct discussions with investigators to ensure progress. Sohlberg intends to personally monitor the case and may challenge the election results based on the investigation's findings.Politics · 2d agoJerusalem Youth Survey: 87% Criticize Education System's Future PreparednessA Kantar survey in Jerusalem found 87% of youth believe the education system fails to prepare them for future employment. The study, presented at the EDUNATION 2026 conference, also showed a gap between student/parent criticism and teacher confidence. Key concerns include a lack of financial literacy and adaptation to AI and social media impacts.Politics · 2d agoHaifa and Kiryat Bialik Lose All Representatives in New KnessetHaifa and the Kiryat Bialik region in northern Israel will have no representatives in the new Knesset for the first time, sparking anger among local officials. The mayor of Kiryat Bialik criticized parties for ignoring the region's needs outside of election times. This lack of representation raises concerns about addressing key issues like transportation, environment, and security.Politics · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsFirst School to Be Built in Restored Samaria SettlementsA new regional school for first through sixth graders will be built in the northern Samaria settlements of Kadim, Ganim, and Noah as part of a government program to revive areas evacuated 21 years ago. Minister of Education Yoav Kisch and Shomron Regional Council head Yossi Dagan agreed on the project, which aims to support the restoration of settlements evacuated during the disengagement plan. The school is intended to foster education and future development for children in the re-established communities.Politics · 2d agoIsrael's Legal Advisor Refuses Secret Meeting with Judges in Netanyahu TrialIsrael's Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara declined a request for a private meeting with judges in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "Case 4000" trial. The State Prosecutor stated her presence would breach procedure, though she remains open to plea deal discussions with the defense. Netanyahu's lawyer argued the court could compel her attendance. The prosecution also noted Netanyahu ignored a prior offer from President Herzog to negotiate a settlement.Politics · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsEU to Review Citizen Petition to Halt Israel Association AgreementThe European Commission will review a citizen petition demanding the suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement over alleged human rights violations. The petition gathered over 1.1 million verified signatures from 12 EU countries. Organizers cite Israel's actions in Gaza as grounds for halting the agreement, though the review does not guarantee its suspension.Politics · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsLieberman Warns Interim Government Against War DecisionsAvigdor Lieberman warned Israel's interim government against making war decisions without full parliamentary and defense establishment consent. Gadi Eisenkot supported this, noting the government's limited Knesset support and urging caution. Defense Minister Israel Katz countered that the government retains full authority to direct the IDF and will continue operations without opposition approval.More from Mignews