Israeli Security Chief Says Netanyahu Sought Protesters’ Details

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attempted to use the country’s intelligence agency for his and the government’s benefit, including by requesting surveillance on anti-government protesters, Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar wrote in a sworn affidavit to the High Court. The accusations are some of the most severe leveled by Bar against the Israeli prime minister,…

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Israel prepares to receive bodies of youngest Gaza hostages

People carrying pictures of Kfir Bibas, theĀ youngestĀ Israeli in captivity, as they cheer while watching on a screen atĀ hostage square in Tel Aviv the release of IsraeliĀ hostagesĀ in theĀ GazaĀ Strip on February 1, 2025. | Photo Credit: AFP Israel braced on Thursday for the return of the bodies of infant Kfir Bibas and his four-year-old brother Ariel, the…

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Quitting Qatar is the least of Hamas’s problems

The spacious beige villas in Doha’s northern suburbs were once home to many of the senior leaders of Hamas, the Palestinian Islamists. But they have largely been empty in recent months. Since the last round of American- and Qatari-mediated talks with Israel collapsed in August, the Qataris, once welcoming, have cooled on Hamas. The group’s…

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A time to choose between growth and expansionism

The years between 1991 and 2019 were perhaps among the best in human history. Wars seemed like relics except in the case of some African countries. Czechoslovakia broke up into The Czech Republic and Slovakia. Soviet Union split into constituent countries. Yet, we didn’t see violence on the scale that happened during India and Israel’s…

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